
| GRANT NORRIS, BS, MBA, is a Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers in the Management Consulting Services Practice based in Philadelphia. .. << 查看详细 |
| introduction erp and e-business: an evolving relationship erp/e-business challenge: shedding old notions new technologies, new options chapter 1 concepts behind the electronic enterprise adaptive versus disruptive technology definitions of erp and e-business basic assumptions erp/e-business matrix e-business options erp options dominant architecture in the erp/e-business marriage chapter 2 inside out, outside in: complementary technologies of erp and e-business making them work together erp: the hub of a single enterprise erp alone falls short of twenty-first century customer demands e-business provides the ideal extension to internal processes e-nabling technology open standards end-stage architecture .chapter 3 web economics: valuing your erp and e-business investments fifty years of valuation history traditional valuation techniques work for erp a new technique necessary for e-business doing the rovtm analysis making the right investments chapter 4 erp/e-business matrix: options and scenarios erp scenarios shared service center considerations time and cost chapter 5 behind the web: supply-chain management e-supply chain six components of the e-supply chain three phases of supply-chain integration advanced planning and scheduling erp and e-business "supercharge" each other erp and value-chain integration equal large-scale e-business chapter 6 customer relationship management chapter 7 erp/business impact on shared chapter 8 triple play:techology,processes,and people chapter 9 erp/e-business matrix destination goals chapter 10 migration path options chapter 11 program and project management chapter 12 erp vendor responses to e-business challenges glossary index |
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