Guide to the selection of ERP in Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises

Igor Rivera; María del Rosario Pérez Salazar

doi:10.3989/arbor.2013.760n2011

Guide to the selection of ERP in Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises

Translated title of the contribution: Guide to the selection of ERP in Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises

Igor Rivera, María del Rosario Pérez Salazar

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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are information system characterized by having a shared database for all the company's departments. Organizations use ERP systems to manage their data and help improve decision-making. However, recent studies show that 92% of ERP projects do not end in success (De Pablos Heredero and De Pablos Heredero, 2009). This paper aims to design a guide to ERP selection for Mexican SMEs. It starts with a review of the scientific literature, which is divided into methodological proposals, case studies, micro-sociological studies, and critical success factors for ERP projects. To complement our theoretical study we interviewed consultants, users and ERP project experts, who supported our conception of this issue at local level. Finally, we designed an ERP selection guide.

Translated title of the contribution	Guide to the selection of ERP in Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises
Original language	English
Journal	Arbor
Volume	189
Issue number	760
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3989/arbor.2013.760n2011
State	Published - 2013
Externally published	Yes

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Selection

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