Answer / asutosh

Enterprise Resource Planning systems (ERPs) integrate (or
attempt to integrate) all data and processes of an
organization into a unified system. A typical ERP system
will use multiple components of computer software and
hardware to achieve the integration. A key ingredient of
most ERP systems is the use of a unified database to store
data for the various system modules.

The term ERP originally implied systems designed to plan
the use of enterprise-wide resources. Although the acronym
ERP originated in the manufacturing environment, today's
use of the term ERP systems has much broader scope. ERP
systems typically attempt to cover all basic functions of
an organization, regardless of the organization's business
or charter. Business, non-profit organizations, non
governmental organizations, governments, and other large
entities utilize ERP systems.

Answer / srikanth manchana

The communication between the all modules is called ERP

Answer / hari

Enterprise Resource Planning, provides end to end solutions
to any business.

Answer / raghu

enterprise resource planning to provide the business
solutions to end to end process

Answer / ravikumar suru

Enterprise Resource Planning means planning of resources
such as Man,Money and Material in efficient and effective
way in a large Organization (or company). To get
synchronized and consistent data throughout the company we
have to establish integrated database.

Answer / sanket sethi

Enterprise Resource Plan - software that integrates
departments and functions across a company into one
computer system. ERP runs off a single database, enabling
various departments to share information and communicate
with each other. ERP systems comprise function-specific
modules designed to interact with the other modules, eg
Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Purchasing, etc.

www.theaccountspayablenetwork.com/html/modules.php

Answer / saxenashubham012@gmail.com

ERP stands for Enterprise Resource and Planning. It is a complete solution package for any business.
Why ERP?
Typically a business deals with external entities such as Customers, Vendors, Banks and internal entities such as Employees, Assets, etc. Now Suppose I have one Car Company which is product and service based. This company can have multiple departments such as Sales Dept to deal with customers, Material Mgmt Dept for procurement, PP Dept for Production, HR Dept. for Employee Mgmt, etc.
Now when I am not using any ERP software to manage my company then I must be using different software/tools to manage work. For example SD dept. using software Freshsales with its own database and MM dept. using Zoho Inventory with its own database and so other depts. In this case you can sense the gap, the whole business is decentralized. Now If Customers are calling to Sales Dept. for multiple orders then Sales team reach out to MM team to know the status of procured materials, Production Planning Team to know time period for production of the same order. Now if Production team finds out that they have lack of resource in order to full fill the order on time so now HR comes into picture to hire resources. And in this way the whole business become chaos. In order to maintain the data consistency between different software of different depts. integration is implemented among these software/tools. Now this integration has its own associated cost which again results increase in cost of ownership for products. Now company (business) not just paying vendor for product maintenance but also need to hire integration experts who can maintain the integrations between all products being used. And if any one product is being changed(upgraded/migrated) then again it may require integration settings to be changed. In this way company's cost to ownership increases to very high level.
Now assume what if I could get all applications/tools required to run my business in one package only.. This will be great relief because of the same company the applications will be tightly coupled, centralized using only one database, Less or no integration required, etc. So this package is known as ERP package.
SAP is the leading company in ERP market because its solution ERP 6.0 for any business. The benefit of SAP ERP is that it support almost every OS(Windows Server, Unix,Linux, IBM P Series,etc), DB(Oracle, DB2, Sybase, MS SQL Server, HANA, etc), almost all languages(564), multiple modules which can be activated based on requirement, tight coupling between modules, etc..
Thus SAP is still very successful and stable in ERP market..:)

Answer / harika

ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. It means planning of the resources in a proper way for an organization.

Answer / syedd mahboob feroz ahmed

HI,
ERP stands for Enterprise Portal and is a Package.So,we
call it as ERP Package.There are many companies in Market
who prepeare ERP Packages like JDEdwards,BAAN etc but among
all these companies SAP is leading which can provide more
than 140 Modules at a time.

Answer / mathan

ERP Stands for the Enterprise Resources planning

Meaning is that Planning the resources of the Enterprise in
the effective way.



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