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    GROUP 9A

    Gopinath Subramaniam | Puneet Mathur

    Saurav Gupta | Sumesh Gopurathingal | Utsav Bhatt

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    ERP vs. Best-of-Breedfor a Logistics CompanyA Comparative Analysis

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    ENTERPRISE RESOURCE

    PLANNING

    (ERP)

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    Enterprise Resource Planning System is a system which covers all

    core functions of an enterprise

    Software package which covers at least 2 or more systems

    Instances: Supply Chain Management (Purchasing, Manufacturing

    & Distribution) HR system, Accounting system, Financials, Product

    Lifecycle Management System, Customer Relationship

    Management ERP gets all functional departments to be in one integrated system

    making it cross functional and enterprise wide

    Example of ERP vendors are Oracle, SAP, IBM and etc

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    $47 million turnover company

    Had been using homegrown system for 10 years

    Old system has hindered the growth of company

    Try building a new integrated system but failed

    Chose ERP solution by People Soft 17 modules

    Finished the whole project within 2 years For a

    $2 million dollar investment

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    $ 47 million turnover company

    Had been using homegrown system for 10 years

    Old system has hindered the growth of company

    Try building a new integrated system but failed

    Chose ERP solution by People Soft 17 modules

    Finished the whole project within 2 years For a $ 2million dollar

    investment

    BEST OF BREEDS(BOB)

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    Specialized software solutions for specific purposes

    Typically includes Customer requirement processing, purchase order

    processing, inventory management, warehouse management and supplier

    management

    More focused in scope and generally caters to a specific business area like

    supply chain, customer relationship, manufacturing, warehousing, human

    resources etc. Usually provides additional functionality and expertise when compared to ERP

    Very widely used during 1990s as compared to ERP offerings for supply chain

    but less popular now

    Manhattan Associates, i2 Technologies, Logility etc.

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    Turnover - $700 million in 1996

    Manual supply chain processes

    Chose best-of-breed solutions for automation

    Integrated 9 separate components including solutions from

    Manugistics Inc., Oracle Corp.

    Implementation completed in more than 3 years

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    Cost v/s content

    Cost cited as most important factor for deciding upon

    new business application

    Inclination towards

    Reducing number of vendors and license issues

    Keep TCO calculation simple

    Building long term relationships

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    Standardization Moving towards standards based approach Open Source implementations

    SaaS Use of SaaS as a medium for integration

    Emergence of SOA Reduces integration challenges Helps retain modularity of application development E.g. Red Prairie

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    $ 47 million turnover company

    Had been using homegrown system for 10 years

    Old system has hindered the growth of company

    Try building a new integrated system but failed

    Chose ERP solution by People Soft 17 modules

    Finished the whole project within 2 years For a $ 2million dollar

    investment

    EVALUATION

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    ERP system may act as a hedge against obsolescence of stand aloneBOB system provider

    BOB ERPLength 2 - 4 years 1 - 2 years

    Flexibility Higher Lower

    Cost Higher LowerComplexity Higher Lower

    Quality ofSolution

    Higher Lower

    Staff Training Longer Shorter

    UpgradingNew version of BOB may pose

    problems

    Future modules takecare of compatibility

    issues

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    High, Low High, High

    Low, Low Low, High

    How integral is Supply Chain for Business success?

    How complex isthe SCM

    requirement?

    BOB

    ERP

    Itdepends !

    Itdepends !

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    Standardized ERP Solution

    BOB - 4 BOB - 6BOB - 5 - WMS

    BOB - 3BOB - 1 BOB - 2

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    ERP Best Of Breeds

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    Positives

    Integration of system - SCM, CRM, HR, Finance, Purchase etc. all in one

    Reduces operating costs

    Removes the risk of duplicating data, software, storage etc.

    Provides pertinent information of the entire organization

    Negatives

    Quality of solution is lower

    Customization level is limited

    Underutilization of ERP system

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    Positives

    Fit to enterprise - A best-of-breed system is more specific in scope andthus provides more accurate solutions to the problems at hand. An

    organization can thus purchase the best fit solution as per theirrequirements.

    Offers better quality solutions For organizations that experience acomplex warehouse management structure, an ERP solution might beunable to meet its advanced requirements and a best-of-breed solution

    would be the most suitable choice to fill in the gaps.

    Higher flexibility The best-of-breed solution offers flexibility in terms ofconfiguration and customization to suit buyers requirements.

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    Negatives

    Involves higher costs A stand alone best-of-breed supply chain solutionwould need to be integrated with other stand alone systems and thus

    involve higher costs for implementation as compared to an ERP systemwhich comprises of several integrated sub modules.

    Implementation cycle The implementation cycle is longer for a best-of-breed as it is more complex in design than ERP solutions.

    Issues with data integration - Integrating the b-o-b system with othermodules like financial, CRM etc. is a highly complex and time consumingprocess and is prone to errors.

    Training - The best-of-breed solutions take longer time to be trained uponwhen compared to ERP systems.