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Advanced Requirements Engineering: Understanding the Root Cause of ERP System Failures

This study by Shilpa Siddavvanahally delves into the complexities of ERP systems and their failures. ERP systems are software that automate planning for enterprises by integrating business entities. The need for ERP arises in large, complex businesses where manual planning is no longer feasible. Failure in ERP implementation often stems from engineers' inability to grasp the business complexity and high workforce turnover. The root causes include irresponsible behavior, lack of professionalism, engineers quitting for better opportunities, and a struggle to understand intricate business processes.

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Advanced Requirements Engineering: Understanding the Root Cause of ERP System Failures

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  1. Requirement Engineering – The root cause behind the failure of ERP systems Advanced Requirements Engineering By Shilpa Siddavvanahally

  2. What is ERP Systems? • ERP systems is nothing but a software system which automate the complexity of planning of complex business enterprises by integrating various business entities.

  3. When ERP Systems is required? • Before the invention of ERP software systems, business enterprises were planning manually. • When business is huge and highly complex. • Resources can be no longer planned using manual skills.

  4. Problems • Implementation engineers are not able to understand the complexity of the business system. • The constant changing workforce was the second reason for the failure of ERP system.

  5. Crux of the Problem • Irresponsible and unprofessional behavior of the implementation engineers. • Existing implementation engineers quit the company in pursuit of better opportunity • Inability of the implementation engineers to comprehend complex business process

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