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Web Based ERP

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Aum e Hani
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The document discusses the evolution of ERP systems from client/server architectures to web-based and web-enabled systems. It defines ERP as a system with goals, components, and boundaries, including ERP software, hardware/OS, end users, and business processes. Major ERP vendors like PeopleSoft, Oracle, and SAP began introducing web-based and web-enabled systems in the late 1990s. The benefits of web-based ERP include platform independence and reduced costs, while the dilemmas include slow response times and security threats. Security measures for web-based ERP include role-based access, encryption, and authorization controls.

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Web Based ERP
Presented By: AUM-E-HANI
ERP Definition: ERP is a system which has its goal, components, and boundary. Components Goal ERP S/W ERP System H/W & OS Boundary End Users Business Processes
 PeopleSoft revealed a series Internet- based applications in 1997  Oracle, the first ERP vendor to move its client/server applications to the Web.  SAP’s CEO Hasso Plattner personally christened mySAP.com  In 1999, PeopleSoft 8; a suite of e- business applications  The core ERP applications, are expanding to embrace strategic functions such as e-business relationships (EBR), supply chain management (SCM) and e- commerce services.
 Web-based ERP  Web-enabled ERP Web-based systems specifically run Limited set of functions/capabilities within the web environment. are available in the web browser. The ‘client’ is responsible only for Web-enabled system allows web displaying the user interface. connectivity of the system.
Benefits Platform independent Multilingual interface Easy Installation Easier On-going Maintenance Reduce IT and administrative cost Save time & cost in the maintenance of the server & other hardware. Avoids the worry towards implementation time Removes your worry about the new functions and features Makes life easier for the employees and enhance the online presence.
Dilemmas  Slow user response time due to network congestion  Client-side caching  Internet threats o Password crackers o Which employees can access what information? o To protect confidentiality of sensitive information  Limitations in web-enabled systems oTraining o Limited Set of Needs Met o Speed of light problem
Security Measures  Limited access to the user using a role based model  Prevents password crackers from breaking the security  Encryption using SSL  Only accessible options will be displayed on the screen  Variable authorization system  Maintenance package for checking security configurations  Use of Cache cleaning software
In order to enhance the online presence, Web-based / web-enabled ERP have been citied as one of the important reason for ERP's dominance in the days to come. Web-based ERP systems are beneficial for the businesses and help to improve internal business processes and enable organizations to improve customer satisfaction and thereby increasing overall operational efficiency.
www.weberp.org www.bscaler.com www.alphaerp.com www.bluefountain.com www. eresourceerp.com
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  • 3. ERP Definition: ERP is a system which has its goal, components, and boundary. Components Goal ERP S/W ERP System H/W & OS Boundary End Users Business Processes
  • 4.  PeopleSoft revealed a series Internet- based applications in 1997  Oracle, the first ERP vendor to move its client/server applications to the Web.  SAP’s CEO Hasso Plattner personally christened mySAP.com  In 1999, PeopleSoft 8; a suite of e- business applications  The core ERP applications, are expanding to embrace strategic functions such as e-business relationships (EBR), supply chain management (SCM) and e- commerce services.
  • 5. Web-based ERP  Web-enabled ERP Web-based systems specifically run Limited set of functions/capabilities within the web environment. are available in the web browser. The ‘client’ is responsible only for Web-enabled system allows web displaying the user interface. connectivity of the system.
  • 6. Benefits Platform independent Multilingual interface Easy Installation Easier On-going Maintenance Reduce IT and administrative cost Save time & cost in the maintenance of the server & other hardware. Avoids the worry towards implementation time Removes your worry about the new functions and features Makes life easier for the employees and enhance the online presence.
  • 7. Dilemmas  Slow user response time due to network congestion  Client-side caching  Internet threats o Password crackers o Which employees can access what information? o To protect confidentiality of sensitive information  Limitations in web-enabled systems oTraining o Limited Set of Needs Met o Speed of light problem
  • 8. Security Measures  Limited access to the user using a role based model  Prevents password crackers from breaking the security  Encryption using SSL  Only accessible options will be displayed on the screen  Variable authorization system  Maintenance package for checking security configurations  Use of Cache cleaning software
  • 9. In order to enhance the online presence, Web-based / web-enabled ERP have been citied as one of the important reason for ERP's dominance in the days to come. Web-based ERP systems are beneficial for the businesses and help to improve internal business processes and enable organizations to improve customer satisfaction and thereby increasing overall operational efficiency.
  • 10. www.weberp.org www.bscaler.com www.alphaerp.com www.bluefountain.com www. eresourceerp.com