Concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning, Second Edition provides an introduction to ERP and the necessary background for strategic success in today's marketplace. Emphasis is placed on the need for companies to focus on processes rather than functions. Students also learn how integroted information systems
can be a critical tool to improve the processes that companies perform. Updated for currency, the second edition expands upon the first with two new chapters: one addressing the use of ERP in Human Resources and the other covering process mapping, workflow, and implementation issues. The second edition also expands its coverage of ERP software with up-to-date information
on SAP R/3. The text uses a fictitious company throughout the book to illustrate the application of ERP concepts.
Chapter1 Busindess Functions, Processes, and Data Requirements
Chapter2 The Deuelopment of Enterprise Rersource Pldnning Systems
Chapter3 Marketing Information Systems and the Sales Order Process
Chapter4 Pccounting in ERP Systems
Chapter5 Accounting in ERP Systems
Chapter6 Human Resources Processes with ERP
Chapter7 Process Modeling Process Improuement, and ERP Implementation
Chapter8 ERP ang Electronic Commerce