ERP Alignment for Positive Business Performance: Evidence from Korea's ERP Market

This paper aims to examine conditions under which investment in enterprise resource planning (ERP) has a positive influence on business performance. Our empirical analysis on Korean firms that invested in ERP systems reveals how organizational integration modes need to be aligned with ERP systems fo...

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Published in:The Journal of computer information systems 2008-06, Vol.48 (4), p.25-38
Main Authors: Kang, Sora, Park, Jong-Hun, Yang, Hee-Dong
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Best practice
Clarity of ERP objectives
Enterprise resource planning
Enterprise resource planning systems
Hypotheses
Impact analysis
Information systems
Infrastructure
Integration modes
Inventory
Objectives
Organizational behavior
Real time
Regression analysis
Standardization
Studies
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Enterprise resource planning systems
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Impact analysis
Information systems
Infrastructure
Integration modes
Inventory
Objectives
Organizational behavior
Real time
Regression analysis
Standardization
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