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Legacy Systems Problems

-Declining base of systems experts


-Increasing maintenance costs


-Rigid, predefined process flows


-Incompatibility with newer systems

Information Silos and Enterprise Architecture

Isolated info in departments, CRM and ERP try to overcome this

4 Types of Enterprise Systems

-Enterprise Resource Planning


-Supply Chain Management


-Customer Relationship Management


-Knowledge Management

Enterprise Resource Planning

90's ERP Components:


-Accounting and Finance


-Production and Materials Management


-Human Resources




Additional ERP Components


-SCM, CRM, BI and Data Analytics, Cloud Services, E-Commerce Platform, Mobile

ERP Characteristics

-Data maintained in a centralized database


-Based on pre-defined business processes


-Modular design allows progressive install


-Average implementation takes 18.4 months and costs $16.2 mil

Supply Chain Components

-Inventory


-Facilities


-Transportation


-Information

Customer Life Cycle

-Reach


-Acquire


-Develop


-Retain


-Inpspire

Customer Retention

6 to 7 times more costly to acquire



New Customer Costs

-Cost of advertising/promotion


-Price sensitivity


-Personal selling


-Setting up new accounts


-Time and money in explaining business


-Cost associated with ineffeciencies



Profits from satisfied customers

-Reduced price sensitivity


-Reduced switching to competitors


-Increased referrals


-Increased repeat purchases

RFM analysis

Recently


Frequently


Monetary value




1 to 5 scale

Knowledge Management

Acquisition/Creation - collaborative tools


Storage/Codification - cheap storage allows everything to be saved


Dissemination/Transfer - web 2.0, easy sharing


Application/Utilization - better search tools enable knowledge to be found and leveraged more efficiently