FUZZY RULE-BASED APPROACH FOR ENTERPRICE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) SOFTWARE EVALUATION

Year 2015, Volume: 11 Issue: 1, 34 - 52, 20.01.2016

Kerim Göztepe , Muammer Karaman Hayrettin Çatalkaya

Abstract

The integration of ERP systems is a primary issue for management and
operation of enterprises. An enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is
regarded a solution approach for any organization. Future operation and
profitability of the enterprise or organization usually depends on selection
most suitable ERP system. ERP is an information system and arrange
different tools for management. This paper focuses on the ERP software
selection procedure for any governmental organization applying fuzzy rule
based decision making. Fuzzy rule based system depends on a rule
depository and components for accessing and running the rules of proposed
model. A governmental organization may request different solution
approaches for its requirements. This research proposes an effective
process to exploit what issues should be considered for ERP software
selection in order to enhance enterprise competitive advantages.

Keywords

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KURUMSAL KAYNAK PLANLAMA (KKP) YAZILIMI DEĞERLENDİRMESİNDE BULANIK KURAL TABANLI YAKLAŞIM

Abstract

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Keywords

Bulanık kural taban, KKP seçim süreci, Kamu kurumları

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