ERP-implementation and project management (BaaN, S

Submitted by Ives Van Meenen on
Project Management Issues Discussion

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Submitted by Bernard Ertl on Sat, 2003-10-11 07:38
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Im not sure how I missed this thread before...



Within the oil refining and petrochem industries, most plants utilize some form of ERP and/or CMMS system for daily planning / resource management. However, special projects (capital engineering, turnaround maintenance) are almost always planned and managed via a separate project management system.



You should be able to contact some local industry to find candidates for your research. HTH!



Bernard Ertl

InterPlan Systems Inc. - Project Management Software, Project Planning Software

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Submitted by Zq qz on Sat, 2003-10-11 06:48
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Ives,

Me myself experience using ERP ( Enterprisr Resource Planning) in project control this is quite complicated but very effective, This is a very large Database in which you can input all your data & extract all you want / " WORM - Write Onece Read Many " Technique. To know more about this try ERP by JD Edwards. Hope this will help

MMD

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Submitted by Mehdi Rashidi … on Sat, 2003-10-11 05:46
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Dear Van Meenen,

Im working in cyberjaya ( MSC Malaysia ).

This company develop hardware- software solutions ( end to end solutions) for ERP and etc.

We are defining many projects in ERP items.

You can email me on mehdi.rashidi@engineer.com



Regards

M.Rashidi