Benefit realisation through ERP: the re-emergence of data warehousing

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2003-01
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Carton, Fergal
Sammon, David
Adam, Frédéric
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Academic Conferences and Publishing International (ACPI)
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The need for an integrated enterprise-wide set of management information pronounced Data Warehousing the ‘hot topic’ of the early-to-mid 1990’s, however, it became unfashionable through the mid-to-late 1990s, with the approach of Y2K and with it the widespread implementation of ERP systems. However, in recent times, the re-emergence of Data Warehousing, to address the limitations and unrealised benefits of ERP systems implementation, provides researchers with a new challenge in understanding the ‘double learning curve’ for an organisation, undertaking in quick succession both an ERP systems project and a Data Warehousing project, in an attempt to finally achieve the benefits expected but never realised.
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ERP systems , Data warehousing , Benefit realisation , Post-implementation , Enterprise resource planning , Information systems
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Sammon, D., Adam, F. and Carton, F. (2003) 'Benefit Realisation Through ERP: The Re-Emergence of Data Warehousing', Electronic Journal of Information Systems Evaluation, 6 (2), pp. 155-164.
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