Yahaya YusufMark S AbthorpeAngappa GunasekaranDavid Al-DabassSpencer Onuh
The business enterprise has never been in greater need of Agility and the current trend will continue unabated well into the future. It is now recognized that information system is both the foundation and a necessary condition for increased responsiveness. A successful implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) can help a company to move towards delivering on its competitive objectives as it enables suppliers to reach out to customers beyond the borders of traditional market defined by geography. The cost of implementation, even when it is successful, could be significant. Bearing in mind the potential strategic benefits, it is important that the implementation project is managed effectively. To this end a project cost model against which to benchmark ongoing project expenditure versus activities completed has been proposed in this paper.
James P. HannaRobert G. Hillman
Sheel KishoreSatjeet S. KhalsaSridhar SeshadriRonald L. Arenson