How erp evolved in a system, Macroeconomics

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Problem 1

a. Define ERP. Explain the terminology related to ERP.

b. How ERP evolved in a system?

a. Definition.

>>Description on point of sale, MRP-I, MRP-II, EAS, some important things on enterprise in large organisations

b. ERP before and After

Problem 2

a. Compare between conventional organization system and E-enterprise.

b. List the different business models and one example each.

*Conventional Organization Design*	*e-enterprise*
Top heavy organizational structure	Flat organizational structure
Work & work place location at one place	Separation of work from work place location
Manual & document-based work flows	Paperless work flows
High administrative & management overheads	Low overheads
Inflexible, rigid and longer business process cycles	Flexible, agile and responsive process cycles
Private business process systems for self use. They are barred for usage to customers, vendors and business partners	Public business processes and systems for use by customers, vendors and business partners
Low usage of technology	Use of internet, wireless and network technologies

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