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        Epicor, 27, 172                of projects, 196, 199, 236–237  Governance
        ERP II systems, 8              and SCM, 307                 of implementation, 163,
        ERP systems (Enterprise Resource  of software, 157             150–153, 163, 239
            Planning), 6–16            of systems, 157              of projects, 239
          architecture of, 11–13, 65–77  Fair Credit Reporting Act  of vendors, 276–277
          benefits and limitations of,   (FCRA), 280              Great Plains, 143
              15–16, 29–30           Fair Debt Collection Practices Act  Greenbaum, Joshua, 168
          and the bottom line, 245       (FDCPA), 280             Gulick, Luther, 38
          business process in, 8–10  FastTrack, 101–102
          components of, 10–11, 100–101  Fayol, Henry, 38         H
          defined, 6–7               Feasibility studies, 106–107, 115  Hackers, 24, 279, 281–282,
          downtime in, 68            Federal Energy Regulatory        289–293, 347
          evolution of, 7–9              Commission (FERC), 267   Handling, errors, 75
          financing of, 63           Federal Express (Fed Ex), 54, 315  Hardware
          focus of, 24               Feedback management, 340       cost of, 147
          goals of, 8–9              Flexibility, 71, 308           for CRM, 342–343
          implementation of, 3–4, 10–12,  Fluidity, 50–51           layering of, 65
              17–21, 28, 50, 59, 93–94–95,  Forecasting, 312        requirements for, 69–71, 141–142
              99–100, 107–110        FoxMeyer Drug, 21, 243       Hartmann, Sally, 37
          life cycle of, 17–18, 96–100  Functional Model of Organization  Hershey Foods, 2–3, 50, 93
          modification of, 155–156,      (POSDCORB), 39f          Hewlett, Bill, 205
              183–184                Functional requirements      Hewlett-Packard, 205–206
          modules, 70–74                 documents, 345–346       Hohpe, Gregor, 77
          purchase process, 169–170  Functionality, adding, 19    Hugger-Mugger, 191
          role of, 8–10                                           Human resources
          roles and responsibilities   G                            and ERP, 61–62
              in, 261–263            Gap analysis, 97–98, 307       goals and measures, 240
          vs. SCM, 316–318           Gartner study                  implementation, 239
        Ethics                         on BPM, 250                  issues with, 89–90
          code of, 282–283           Gates, Bill, 16                management of, 258–259
          and CRM, 336               Global Crossing, 286           self-service, 63–64
          defined, 277               Globalization, 23–24         Hype, of technology, 82
          in ERP, 24, 295              and CRM, 336–337
          framework, 278f              and e-SCM, 313             I
          and globalization, 283       and ERPs, 24–25            Identity theft, 24, 278–279,
          implementing code of, 52,    and ethics, 283                281–282
              282–283                GM, 314–315                  Implementation ERP choices, 95
          in offshoring, 271–273     Go-live                        issues for the PMO, 231–232
          overview, 277–278            date for, 192–195, 217       life cycle of ERP, 96–103
          principles of, 278–281       measurements of, 197–198     phased, 89–90, 99, 102
          theories of behavior, 282–293  readiness for, 21, 96–97,  pilot, 98–99
        Expectations, setting, 101, 271    193–195                  planning, 104–105, 137
        Extranets, 342                 support for, 103, 199–201    rapid, 99–100
                                     Goals                          readiness for, 141
        F                              of BPR, 248                  resources for, 161
        Facilitators, role of, 249     interaction of, 232          types of, 105
        Facilities, supply chain, 308  setting, 161               Implementation Accelerator,
        Failures                       for software, 2                105, 109
          of communication, 244        unrealistic, 244           Improvement in OPM3, 244
          CRM implementation, 345–346  Google, 79–80, 281         In-sourcing, 276
          in e-commerce, 307         Google App Engine, 79        India and outsourcing, 271–273, 276
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