This report provides a comprehensive analysis of ERP system failures, examining the causes, types, and potential solutions. It begins with an introduction to information systems and ERP, emphasizing the benefits of ERP implementation while acknowledging the potential for failure. The report delves into different types of ERP failures, including interaction, process, and correspondence failures, providing real-world examples to illustrate each. It then explores the various factors that contribute to ERP project failures, such as communication challenges, inappropriate team selection, lack of consulting guidance, and unreasonable work demands. The report also categorizes failures into managerial, technological, and cultural failures, providing specific examples of each. Finally, the report offers potential solutions to avoid ERP failures, drawing on the case study of a bottling company. The report highlights key issues and provides insights into how organizations can improve their ERP implementation strategies to achieve desired outcomes.