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Impact of ERP Systems on Organizational Performance

   

Added on  2020-04-21

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Running head: ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNINGEnterprise resource planningName of the studentName of the universityAuthor note
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1ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNINGExecutive summaryThis is a report, which will portray the enterprise resource planning of a organization namedCadbury. The report will analyze the need of implementing the enter resource planning system inthe organization, the type of enterprise resource system, the components and the implementationstrategy for the organization. The report will conclude with the future developments ofimplications of using this system. Thus, it can be concluded from the report that Cadbury was inneed of an enterprise resource management system as their organizational processes were slowercompared to the growth of the company. However, the implementation of the ERP system hashelped the organization in making the changes to the processes. The processes have becomefaster and the organization has been able to reduce the cost of operations. Thus, the organizationis able to increase their profit margin and regain their competitive advantage in the market. Thus,the report has been able to highlight the importance of Enterprise resource management systemin an organization.
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2ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNINGTable of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................3Need of ERP system........................................................................................................................3Type of ERP system........................................................................................................................4Components of ERP........................................................................................................................5Component Description...................................................................................................................6Implementation Plan........................................................................................................................8Future Development........................................................................................................................9Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................9References......................................................................................................................................10
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3ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNINGIntroduction This is a report, which will portray the enterprise resource planning of a organizationnamed Cadbury. The report will analyze the need of implementing the enter resource planningsystem in the organization, the type of enterprise resource system, the components and theimplementation strategy for the organization. The report will conclude with the futuredevelopments of implications of using this system. Enterprise resource management is used forproviding real time view of various processes and the activities within the organization. Thesystem stores data of all the management processes in the database of the organization.Moreover, the system keeps track of all the resources that is necessary for smooth functioning ofthe business processes. Cadbury is a multinational company, which is based in United kingdomand has its base of operation in Birmingham (Cadbury Chocolate | Cadbury.co.uk, 2017). It isone of the largest brand of confectioneries in the world and have an extended product line. Theorganization can be considered to before runners in their market segment and have a large baseof operations.In 1824, John Cadbury, the founder of Cadbury opened a grocery store in Birmingham.He sold cocoa and drinking chocolate, which was being famous at that time due to their taste.Moreover, the drinking chocolate being made by him was being seen as one of the alternative ofconventional drinks such as tea and coffee. Gradually, his chocolate preparation began to gainpopularity in the nearby areas. By 1831, first manufacturing facility of Cadbury was born. This isbeing decided by John Cadbury due to the increased demand of his products. In this time, hethought of selling his products in bigger way. By 1842, Cadbury grown as a brand and already
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