Information systems in supply chain integration and management

Article Abstract:

The role, impact and advantages of Information Technology (IT) in Supply Chain Management (SCM) have been discussed. The study, after going through all the available literature in SCM vis-a-vis IT, categorizes them into six different areas viz. strategic planning, virtual enterprise, e-commerce, infrastructure, knowledge and information technology (IT) management and implementation.

Information Systems & Theory, Venture Analysis, Methods, Usage, Information technology, Influence, Business enterprises

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Agile supply chain capabilities: determinants of competitive objectives

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The reasons that have made the manufacturers to give importance to the formation of an effective supply chain have been mentioned. The study creates a model to test the effectiveness of a company's supply chain management. Other procedures used in the study have been discussed.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Evaluation, Supply and demand

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Issues in implementing ERP: a case study

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Difficulties encountered during adoption of enterprise resource planning (ERP) by a water utility are presented. Successful strategies for executing ERP are suggested.

Water Supply and Irrigation Systems, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Water supply, Water Utilities, Case studies, Forecasts and trends, Technology application, Market trend/market analysis, Strategic planning (Business), Enterprise resource planning

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