Integrated ERP System for Improving the Functional efficiency of the organization by Customized Architecture
Suryakant B. Patil, Vijay S. Suryawanshi, Dipali V. Suryawanshi,, Preeti Patil

TL;DR
This paper proposes an integrated ERP system with customized architecture to unify organizational databases, enhancing functional efficiency across multiple campuses and the corporate office of JSPM Group of Education.
Contribution
It introduces a tailored ERP architecture that consolidates databases for multiple campuses, improving report generation and organizational efficiency.
Findings
Improved report generation efficiency.
Enhanced organizational data integration.
Better management of multiple campus databases.
Abstract
An ERP is a kind of package which consist front end and backend as DBMS like a collection of DBMSs. You can create DBMS to manage one aspect of your business. For example, a publishing house has a database of books that keeps information about books such as Author Name, Title, Translator Name, etc. But this database app only helps enter books data and search them. It doesn't help them, for example, sell books. They get or develop another DBMS database that has all the Books data plus prices, discount formulas, names of common clients, etc. Now they connect the Books database to Sales database and maybe also the inventory database. Now its DBMS slowly turning into an ERP. They may add payroll database and connect it to this ERP. They may develop sales staff and commissions database and connect it to this ERP and so on. In the traditional Database management system the different databases…
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Taxonomy
TopicsERP Systems Implementation and Impact · Information Technology Governance and Strategy
