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GMP Session 8
E- Business and ERP
Information System andInformation Technology
Strategy
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Session 8-1
E-Business andERP
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10 Driving Principles of the New Economy
MatterMatter It matters lessIt matters less
SpaceSpace Distance has vanishedDistance has vanished
TimeTime Its collapsingIts collapsing
PeoplePeople They are the crown jewelsThey are the crown jewels
GrowthGrowth Its accelerated by the networkIts accelerated by the network
ValueValue It rises exponentially with market shareIt rises exponentially with market share
EfficiencyEfficiency Infomediaries replace intermediariesInfomediaries replace intermediaries
MarketsMarkets Buyers are gaining dramatic new powerBuyers are gaining dramatic new powerand sellers new opportunitiesand sellers new opportunities
TransactionsTransactions Its a one on one gameIts a one on one game
ImpulseImpulse Every product is available everywhereEvery product is available everywhere
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E-Business : ³being´ vs ³doing´
E-Commerce : Marketing
Selling
Buying of productsand serviceson theinternet
E-Business is improving businessperformance throughconnectivity:
New technologies in the value chain
Connecting value chains across businesses
In order to :
Improve service/reduce costs
Open new channels
Transform competitive landscapes
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� Understand
Customers/
Markets
� Develop Marketing
Plans/Strategies
� Manage Productsand Services
� Develop/Maintain
Pricing
� Plan/Manage Sales
Channels
� Advertise/Promote
Products/Service
� Research Products
� Design/Develop
Products
� Design/Implement
Manufacturing
Processes
� Manage Product
Configuration/
Customization
� Plan/Schedule/
Manage Product
Introduction
� Sell Products
� Develop/
Maintain
Customer
Relations
� Enter Orders/
Track Orders
� Invoice
Customers
� Handle
Inquiries/Provide
Support
� Develop
Sourcing
Strategies
� Select
Suppliers
� Deliver Product
� Appraise
Develop
Suppliers
� Order
Materials/
Services
� Schedule/Plan
Production
� Manage
Production
Quality
� PerformProduction/
Control Mgmt
� Produce
Production
Delivery
� Obtain/Install/
Schedule/
Perform Equip.
Maintenance
� Manage
Inbound Logistics
� Manage Warehouse
� Manage
Distribution
Operation
� Manage Outbound
Logistics
� Manage Spare
Parts
� Manage Inventory
� Manage
Inquiries/
Provide Support
� Handle
Complaints/
Warranty/
Claims/Returns
� Measure
Customer
Satisfaction
ManageCustomer
Service
ManageLogistics/
Distribution
ProduceProducts
ProcureMaterials/Services
ManageCustomer
Orders
PerformSales
DevelopProducts
PerformMarketing
Call Center Warehouse &
Logistics
IntegratedSupplyChain
E-ProcurementCall Center InternetSales
Component &Supplier
Management
InternetMarketing
Field ServiceShippingEDITechnology Enabled Selling
Customer Service
Order Management
SalesConfiguration
System
Customer Service
ERP
T he Business Value Chain
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Manage
Financials
Manage
Customer
Service
Manage
Customer
Orders
Procure
Materials/
Services
Produce
Products
Manage
Logistics/
DistributionCompany
Perform
Marketing
Develop
ProductsPerform
Sales
CustomersManage
Financials
Perform
Marketing
Manage
Customer
Service
Develop
Products
Perform
Sales
Manage
Customer
Orders
Procure
Materials/
Services
Produce
Products
Manage
Logistics/
Distribution
SuppliersManage
Financials
Perform
Marketing
Manage
Customer
Service
Develop
Products
Perform
Sales
Manage
Customer
Orders
Procure
Materials/
Services
Produce
Products
Manage
Logistics/
Distribution
Credit Application
Order
Status Inquiry
Carrier Status
Confirm Receipt
Payment
Instructions
Payment Advice
Invoice
Cash Mgt.
Taxes
Service
Support
Documents
Ship Notice
Notify Carrier
Carrier
Status
Leads Catalog
Pricing Quote Configure Order Ackn.
Credit Status Availability Order Status
Credit Application
Order
Status Inquiry
Carrier Status
Confirm Receipt
Payment
Instructions
Payment Advice
Invoice
Cash Mgt.
Taxes
Service
Support
Documents
Ship Notice
Notify Carrier
Carrier
Status
Catalog
Pricing Quote Configure Order Ackn.
Credit Status Availability Order Status
T he E-Business Value Chain
The E-Business enabled value chain increases competitiveadvantage by linking disparate organizations together to formcollaborative, interactive and pro-active environments.
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E-Facade or E-Business
Putting a Web site in front of lousy
processes merely advertises howlousy they are.
-Dr. Michael Hammer, 1999
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T he ³Make´ approach
Brief History Extensive in-house development
in 2GL and 3GL language
$ 2.7 trillion already invested
Advantages of in-house
development Tailored or customized systems
Constant in-house support
Non-availability of packagedsolutions
Disadvantages Difficulty in upgrading, enhancingor modifying to meet changebusiness needs
80% of s/w budget spent onmaintenance
Difficulty of maintaining isolatedsystems
The third party concept Companies relieved of
unnecessary expenditure in termsof employing skilled ITprofessionals
Many companies started providingcustom made software solutions
Advantages of the make approach Customized according to the
special needs of the company
Domain experts can be retained
as the specialized domainknowledge already built into thelegacy system can be transferredby third party tools
Established skill sets existingwithin the company can beexploited for custom software
development
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T he ³Buy´ approach
The changing scenario Early 1970s, some vendors started
selling packaged solutions
Early 1980s, many corporatesstarted buying packaged solutions
By 1995, the packaged corporate
application has become $ 15million industry
Corporates started looking forintegrated solutions as they beganto reorganize existing processesfor better performance
Popularity of packaged
solution Heavy cut down on in-house costs
Robust and well tested solutions
Corporates saw no gain inredesigning and redeveloping analready working software
Corporates could move easily toother inexpensive platforms
Benefits of distributed client / servercomputing
Aid in BPR by assisting in processimprovement
Drawbacks Does not handle niche domain
needs
Significant amount retraining of employees
Provisions for custom development within a wide framework of
enterprise wide package solutions,e.g., ORACLE Financials has acustom develop module for EnergyAccounting
Enterprise-wide packages should becustomized for targeted sectors,e.g. IS-Media, IS-Oil from SAP
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K ey Benefits of Enterprise Systems
Effectiveness of the business Improved Customer Service
Faster cycle time to market
Improved access to integrated information formore effective decisions(costs, profitability etc.)
Commonality of global information
Responsiveness to regulatory changes
Catalyst/enabler of (cross-functional)
organizational renewal Added business functionality
Logistics and Distribution Sales & Customer Service
Vendors Inbound Manufacturing Transportation Distribution Delivery Customer Consumer Logistics
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K ey Benefits of Enterprise Systems
Efficiency of the business
Reduced Costs of business operations Reduced inventories
Standardization of business processes across unit,across functions
Reduced cost of business informationmanagement (e.g., clerical cost of transactioninputs, cost of data reconciliation)
Integrate Supply Chain Management
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BASIC ASSUMP T IONS
1. Every company has certain
business information tasks-theseare facilitated by ERP
2. Web-based technology comprises
theelectronic portion, but ERPcomprises the enterprise portion
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BASIC ASSUMP T IONS
3. E-Business is best supported by a
well tuned ERP system4. No one path will lead to Success;each company needs to decide its
own strategy, in terms of bothERP implementation and e-business
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ERP/ E-Business Matrix No E-business Channel Value-Chain Indu
capabilities Enhancement Integration Transform
Greenfield
Nonintegratedsystems
Limited/Single-
Function ERP
Integrated Business-
Unit ERP
Integrated
Enterprise ERP
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E-BUSINESS OP T IONS
1. No E-Business Capabilities
2. Channel Enhancement
3. Value-Chain Integration
4. Industry Transformation
5. Convergence
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ERP OP T IONS
1. Greenfield
2. Nonintegrated Systems3. ERP by Function
4. ERP by Business Unit
5. Fully Integrated ERP
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ERP¶s FOCUS ON INTERNAL DATA,
INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE
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COMMUNICAT ION WI TH EX T ERNAL S T AK E H OLDERS