ERP: A-Z Implementer's Guide For Success

Pages are clear and readable except for some writing on a few of them which does not interfere with the readability of the text; name written on top page ends; Minor wear on the covers and spine. This book represents the most comprehensive textbook in the history of ERP systems. It has 20 chapters spanning 750 pages packed with full color diagrams, figures and charts that explain basic concepts common to all ERP systems to help them be successful for companies that use these complex systems. With over five years in the development the textbook provides a stable foundation of knowledge for entry-level students through senior level practitioners. It recognizes emerging technologies such as: Internet, client/server, e-business, and their impact on ERP systems. It has been chosen by the CIBRES.COM organization as the primary study textbook for the CIERP certification, a professional certification for ERP professionals. Each chapter contains questions at the end to challenge the student. Case studies from actual implementation experiences provide insight on how companies manage and use ERP systems. It has quickly become the worldwide desk reference selling in over a dozen countries. No ERP professional, implementer, executive, manager, or organization should be without this important desktop reference.