New model of enterprises resource planning implementation planning process in manufacturing enterprises

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This article presents new model of enterprises resource planning implementation planning process in manufacturing enterprises based on assessment of risk sources. This assessment was performed by applying analytic hierarchy process. Analytic hierarchy process method allows variation of relative importance of specific risk sources dependent on the section from which the risk source originates (organizational environment, technical issues, people issues, adoption process management, and external support). Survey was conducted on 85 manufacturing enterprises involved with an enterprises resource planning solution. Ranking of risk sources assessments returns most frequent risks of enterprises resource planning implementation success in manufacturing enterprises, and representative factors were isolated through factor analysis by risk source origin. Finally, results indicate that there are hidden causes of failed implementation, for example, risk source "top management training and education," from risk origin "adoption process management."

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Misita, M., Lapcevic, N., Tadic, D., Milanovic, D. D., & Borota-Tisma, A. (2016). New model of enterprises resource planning implementation planning process in manufacturing enterprises. Advances in Mechanical Engineering, 8(5), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.1177/1687814016646263

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