Enterprise Resource Planning 09

This lesson explores the future directions of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, focusing on new market strategies, business models, and BAPIs. It also covers implementation methodologies, application platforms like Windows NT, and the transition toward web-enabled browser/server architectures.

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ERP systems are expanding into new markets by lowering prices, using reseller channels, and offering reduced-functionality modules to appeal to smaller businesses.
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Implementation methodologies like SAP's ASAP and Oracle's Fast Forward help reduce implementation times and costs.
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Business Application Programming Interfaces (BAPIs) allow third-party applications to interact directly with SAP R/3 business objects.
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ERP vendors are shifting from client/server to browser/server architectures, heavily utilizing Java to deliver web-enabled self-service and e-commerce capabilities.
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Windows NT and Microsoft Back Office platforms have become major deployment targets for ERP vendors like SAP, Baan, Oracle, and PeopleSoft.
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