1. Discuss the objective of ERP Implementation at Nestlé USA. Did they achieve
these objectives?
The project’s main goal was to use common business processes, systems, and
organizational structures across the autonomous divisions within the United States.
These common systems across Nestle USA would create savings through group
buying power and facilitate data sharing between the subsidiaries.
Nestle successfully achieve their goals because with SAP, they be able to get a
significant return on investment (ROI). Common database and business processes led
to more trustworthy demand forecasts for the various nestle products. In addition, it
will allow the company to reduce inventory and redistribution expenses.
2. In this case Dunn faced with cases of Nestle USA must change the way of doing business and employees face opposition to new business processes. Then he put the new stakeholders to design the business processes. But he has a deficiency in communication to employees about the changes. Web-based system will be fully compatible with this new business process. Nestle there are a large company, it will automatically have a lot of workers and spread throughout the world as a global company.
Then Nestle also has a lot of different products, therefore Dunn need
something that is easy to integrate with existing internal systems and external trading partners. In other words Dunn require internet platform that can provide a wide range of End Users with access to the ERP application over many different locations via the Internet. The first employees resist change, but Dunn had to make something change it to be more easily understood and studied. So that employees can accept these changes well.
3.Discuss the benefits and limitations of ERP implementation at nestle USA
Benefits : 1. Increased revenue until $8.1 Billion with 16.000 Employee
2. Make nestle USA are in a competitive market competition.
3. Increase the standardization of their business.
Limitations : 1. Planting high value of the ERP investments.
2. conflicts employees having to adjust to changes in
business processes.
3. Long-term and Intangible ROI (Usually several years)
4. Why should ERP architecture include a discussion on organizational
structure,business process,and people instead just information and technology and systems?
Because ERP touted as the heart of the company which covers all the component or the scope of the company, and because ERP is an integral part of a company that produces information by using technology to improve the quality of the company in order to still be able to survive in the market
5.Why is server-centric architecture better than client-centric architecture?
Because server-centric architecture enable us to access it from anywhere and anytime as long we can connect to the internet by using browser like internet explorer with a few plug-ins such as java virtual machine. There is no need for a user interface applications on the client. Meanwhile, client-centric environments will needinstallation of Software Development Kits, proper configuration, and integration with the client device for the application to work properly.
Server-centric architecture have many more other benefits, including:
- Writing code in server-centric is more secure than client-centric as the business logic is not exposed client-side
- This architecture tend to be more productive as they allow direct access to server resources such as databases
- The system is implemented using frameworks so it will be easy to maintain
6. In general, SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) allows in terms Flexibility, Scalability, Usability than do traditional architecture. By reducing costs, accelerating the movement, and provide data.
These are some of the benefits in the short term. The main long-term benefit is to
provide flexibility to the traditional systems that do not have to provide services
anywhere on the system or network.
Benefits:
1. Services for business software across heterogeneous platforms
2. The service will always exist in the system and network
3. Searching dynamic and connectivity to other services
Short-term benefits:
1. Increased reliability
2. The cost of hardware decreases
3. Provide a data bridge between the technology that is not compatible
Long-term benefits:
1. Provides the ability to build composite applications
2. Create a good infrastructure to reduce costs
3. Provide real-time decision making applications
Benefits Business Value:
1. Knowing the market demand quickly
2. Acquisition cheaper and maintenance technology
3. Empowering the management of business functions
4. Leveraging existing investments
Limitations:
1. The inconsistent performance
2. The security system must be advanced
3. Costs can be high because the service does not match expectations
Minggu, 11 Oktober 2015
Kamis, 01 Oktober 2015
ACI (AirCargo inc) Enterprise System Short-Term & Long-Term ERP
Before
implementing ERP, ACI use information silos in their organization. To share
data between silos, They import/export a text files that may create a delay in
reporting and the data being dated.
To
solve this problem ACI decide to implement the ERP system so it will be easier
to share information between functional department across the organization. Even
though ACI happened to experience big loss at the first implementation but the
success at the second implementation make ACI able to cover their loss.
ERP
could integrated all of the system so the flow of information could be easier.
Every functional department now can get other department data efficiently and
effectively, so this may lead to increase in business performance across the
organization (ex. Decision making).
In
our opinion, the benefit will outweigh the drawback in the future. With the
integrated system, ACI could increase their business performance and double
their revenue. In fact, ERP contribution in integration system will give ACI short
term and long term benefit.
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Short-Term & Long Term Benefit of ERP
o
Short-Term
short-term
gains in ERP implementation depends on each business processes and transactions
of each company, but when viewed from ACI short-term gains is as follows :
1) .Silos
system in ACI Last system has been resolved with new ERP system,like Sharing
data between department in organization,and their data import/export.
2) .
Starting their investment about the system.
3) Start to predicting market
o
Long-Term
1) ACI
can feel their investment about the system
2) Increase
transaction business process
3)Data needed organization more complete
4)Get new market and their business target,and new resources
Kamis, 24 September 2015
ENTERPRISE
SYSTEM
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ADITYA FEBRIAN
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3
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BIMA BARUNA PUTRA
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3
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EVAN SUNGGORO
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3
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JAN VELIA
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3
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KEVIN RIANTO KURNIADI
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NIKO PRANOTO
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1.What
do you think about Hershey’s ERP strategy?
• Hershey lacked of professional
people to make decision and plan.
• Implementation is too fast and too
many.
• The Hershey employee were not
trained for the data system change.
• The software is too complex.
• Top management didn’t get involved
with decision making and such.They clash with each other because they don’t
know each other division.
2.
What lessons can be learned from the Hershey experience?
• Before
implementing ERP,we need to make planning to ensure the implementation is
success.In addition, the new implemented system must be able to support the
business process.
• When
implementing ERP,use safer approach so if the new system failure to be
implemented, they can revert back to their old system.
• Train
the worker to get use to the rigid data required system.
• A
team of top management must steer the launch of software.
• Functional
group must communicate with IT and IS on data request.
• Get
worker involved in process map
• It
would be better to implement some changes slowly even though it might increase
the cost and takes more time to be implemented.
• Avoid
use too many software at the same time.
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