Abstract (German)

This research project is a sequel to project ERP03. It also focuses on the early stages of making the adoption decision, thereafter evaluating and selecting an ERP system prior to implementation. In contrast to its predecessor it is based on case studies to examine in more detail the decision making processes involved. The research seeks to identify any differences and similarities contributing to the analysed research areas between British and Austrian companies. The choice of companies originating from two different regions in Europe is an important precondition in order to formulate results that will be applicable to the European Union in general.

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Abstract (English)

This research project is a sequel to project ERP03. It also focuses on the early stages of making the adoption decision, thereafter evaluating and selecting an ERP system prior to implementation. In contrast to its predecessor it is based on case studies to examine in more detail the decision making processes involved. The research seeks to identify any differences and similarities contributing to the analysed research areas between British and Austrian companies. The choice of companies originating from two different regions in Europe is an important precondition in order to formulate results that will be applicable to the European Union in general.

Partners

• Aston Business School (Aston University) - United Kingdom http://www.abs.aston.ac.uk/

Classification

• 5367 Management information systems (Details)
• 5937 Information systems (Details)

Expertise

• ERP Systems
• Decision Science
• Information Systems