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	In a global economy, some multinational clients require that their partners not only to use ERP, but use the same ERP as the client.		In a global economy, some multinational clients require that their partners not only to use ERP, but use the same ERP as the client.

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	* Asset management.		* Asset management.
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	* Software as a Service SaaS.		* Software as a Service SaaS.

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	* OpenBuilt supply chain technology platform.		* OpenBuilt supply chain technology platform.
	* Software as a Service SaaS.		* Software as a Service SaaS.

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	* Software as a Service SaaS.		* Software as a Service SaaS.

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	Adopting an ERP system can be expensive and complex, since they are designed to integrate all supply chain processes - both internal and external. This complexity can create a challenge for small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that may struggle to justify the investment.		Adopting an ERP system can be expensive and complex, since they are designed to integrate all supply chain processes - both internal and external. This complexity can create a challenge for small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that may struggle to justify the investment.

−	However, the integration may produce positive results for organisations of all sizes in several areas, including	+	However, the integration may produce positive results for organisations of all sizes in several areas, including innovation, efficiency, standardisation and IT cost savings.

−	* Innovation.	+	In a global economy, some multinational clients require that their partners not only to use ERP, but use the same ERP as the client.
−	* Efficiency.	+
−	* Standardisation.	+
−	* IT cost savings.	+
−		+
−	In a global economy, some multinational clients require their partners not only to use ERP, but ~~they must~~ use the same ERP as the client~~. In some instances, the evolution and expansion of ERP capabilities in order to increase the efficiency of operations and information processing~~.	+

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Enterprise resource planning (ERP) ~~is a type of~~ software ~~that~~ is used to integrate different aspects of business operations in a single technology offering. This means the same technology and data is used and accessed across ~~varied segments~~ of an organisation, making it possible to tie together information and operations in an automated, end to end approach.	+	Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software is used to integrate different aspects of business operations into a single technology offering. This means the same technology and data is used and accessed across a range of different parts of an organisation, making it possible to tie together information and operations in an automated, end to end approach.

−	Early ERP was intended to assist with the automation of back office functions. A robust ERP can handle essential business activities such as finance, human resources, inventory management, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance and supply chain operations. A comprehensive offering may ~~include software that can also~~ help organisations plan, budget, predict and report on ~~financial results~~.	+	Early ERP was intended to assist with the automation of back office functions. A robust ERP can handle essential business activities such as finance, human resources, inventory management, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance and supply chain operations. A comprehensive offering may help organisations plan, budget, predict and report on enterprise performance.

	= History =		= History =

−	ERP first appeared in the manufacturing industry as an automated advancement of the Economic Order Quantity EOQ. Developed in 1913, EOQ was a paper-based inventory management ~~method~~ that ~~describes~~ the minimum amount of inventory an organisation must have ~~available~~ to optimise the size of orders and their associated costs. It ~~is frequently~~ used in operations, logistics and supply chain management.	+	ERP first appeared in the manufacturing industry as an automated advancement of the Economic Order Quantity EOQ. Developed in 1913, EOQ was a paper-based inventory management technique that described the minimum amount of inventory an organisation must have to optimise the size of orders and their associated costs. It was used in operations, logistics and supply chain management.

−	Next came material resource planning (MRP) in the 1960s, which eventually paved the way initially for advanced MRP II tools and then ERP. The term ERP was first used by The Gartner Group in the 1990s to describe this evolution of MRP and MRP II. In 2000, Gartner introduced the term ERP II, but it has not been widely adopted.	+	Next came material resource planning (MRP) in the 1960s, which eventually paved the way initially for advanced MRP II tools and then ERP. The term ERP was first used by The Gartner Group in the 1990s to describe this evolution of MRP and MRP II. In 2000, Gartner introduced the term ERP II, but this has not been widely adopted.

	= Specialisation =		= Specialisation =

−	Since the 1990s, ERP has moved from manufacturing to other business sectors~~. Different sectors may~~ have ERP solutions ~~that are~~ designed to address their specific needs. These include:	+	Since the 1990s, ERP has moved from manufacturing to other business sectors which have ERP solutions designed to address their specific needs. These include apparel, automotive, construction, higher education and so on.

−	* Apparel	+	No longer solely a local software solution, ERP is now available as a cloud-based platform and as hybrid ERP, which combines desk and cloud-based offerings. It is also available as open source software which can be tailored by the user.
−	* Automotive	+
−	* Construction	+
−	* Higher Education	+
−	* Manufacturing.	+
−		+
−	No longer solely a software solution, ERP is ~~also~~ available as a cloud-based platform. It is also available as open source software which can be tailored by the user~~. There is also hybrid ERP, which combines desk and cloud-based offerings~~.	+

	= Using ERP =		= Using ERP =

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Asset management.
		+	* BIM - it's about the Planet - Part 1.
		+	* Corporate objectives for procurement.
	* Economic Order Quantity EOQ.		* Economic Order Quantity EOQ.
−	* EPROMIS Construction ERP,	+	* Enterprise asset management.
		+	* EPROMIS Construction ERP.

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= Introduction =

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a type of software that is used to integrate different aspects of business operations in a single technology offering. This means the same technology and data is used and accessed across varied segments of an organisation, making it possible to tie together information and operations in an automated, end to end approach.

Early ERP was intended to assist with the automation of back office functions. A robust ERP can handle essential business activities such as finance, human resources, inventory management, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance and supply chain operations. A comprehensive offering may include software that can also help organisations plan, budget, predict and report on financial results.

= History =

ERP first appeared in the manufacturing industry as an automated advancement of the Economic Order Quantity EOQ. Developed in 1913, EOQ was a paper-based inventory management method that describes the minimum amount of inventory an organisation must have available to optimise the size of orders and their associated costs. It is frequently used in operations, logistics and supply chain management.

Next came material resource planning (MRP) in the 1960s, which eventually paved the way initially for advanced MRP II tools and then ERP. The term ERP was first used by The Gartner Group in the 1990s to describe this evolution of MRP and MRP II. In 2000, Gartner introduced the term ERP II, but it has not been widely adopted.

= Specialisation =

Since the 1990s, ERP has moved from manufacturing to other business sectors. Different sectors may have ERP solutions that are designed to address their specific needs. These include:

* Apparel
* Automotive
* Construction
* Higher Education
* Manufacturing.

No longer solely a software solution, ERP is also available as a cloud-based platform. It is also available as open source software which can be tailored by the user. There is also hybrid ERP, which combines desk and cloud-based offerings.

= Using ERP =

Adopting an ERP system can be expensive and complex, since they are designed to integrate all supply chain processes - both internal and external. This complexity can create a challenge for small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that may struggle to justify the investment.

However, the integration may produce positive results for organisations of all sizes in several areas, including

* Innovation.
* Efficiency.
* Standardisation.
* IT cost savings.

In a global economy, some multinational clients require their partners not only to use ERP, but they must use the same ERP as the client. In some instances, the evolution and expansion of ERP capabilities in order to increase the efficiency of operations and information processing.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Economic Order Quantity EOQ.
* EPROMIS Construction ERP,

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