Kaino, B. J., Waweru, K. M., & Omondi, H. R. (2015). Users' perceptions on the effectiveness...

Kaino, B. J., Waweru, K. M., & Omondi, H. R. (2015). Users' perceptions on the effectiveness of enterprise resource planning system in enhancing the performance of accounting information systems of public universities in Kenya. (Links to an external site.) Links to an external site. Journal of Business Studies Quarterly,7(2), 221-230. In addition, research ERP success factors, management and/or user implementation experiences, and share articles with the class. What are the perceptions of ERP? What factors have a positive effect on the implementation and why?

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Enterprise resource planning is the integrated management of core business processes,often in real time and mediated by software and technology.

The Perceptions can be summarised as follows:

Finance & Accounting:-which inculdes vouchering,matching & payment,Cash management & Collections etc
Management Accounting:-Whiche inculdes Budget Costing,Standard Costing,Activity based Costing.
Human Resources:-Recruiting,training,Payroll,Benefits,retirement & pension plans etc
Order processing:-which Order to cash,Order Entry,Inventory shipping Etc
Supply chain management:-which includes supply chain palnning,supplier scheduling,claim processing
Project management:-which includes project planning,project costing,performance units etc

The positive effect on the implementation is as follows:-

Sales Forecasting which allows Inventory optimization
Chronological history of every transaction through relevant data compilation in every area of operation
Order tracking from acceptance through fulfillment
Revenue tracking from invoice through cash receipts.
Matching Purchase orders,Inventory receipts and costing.

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