- how do CRM, ERP, and EAI Support Enterprise Systems
- help organizations rethink how they do work
- inherent process
- prebuilt procedures based upon "industry best practices"
- save money and time in business process engineering
- eliminate costs of developing complex applications in-house
- CRM applications
- sales applications
- ERP includes additional modules
- Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
- links departmental silos together
- enables communicating
- what are challenges when implementing enterprise systems
- four primary factors
- collaborative management using committees and steering groups
- identify requirements gaps
- transition problems - implement while continuing to run the business
- managing employee resist via communication, self-efficacy, positive incentives
- how does this knowledge help you
- helps understand levels of information systems and problems at each level
- helps you put information systems you use into perspective and understand how they may create information silos
- helps you know potential problems of silos and how to resolve them
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