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MIS5001: Information Technology Management Enterprise Applications Larry Brandolph [email protected] http://community.mis.temple.edu/mis5001sec401f13
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MIS5001:Information Technology ManagementEnterprise Applications
Larry [email protected]
http://community.mis.temple.edu/mis5001sec401f13
What can IT learn from the railroad
business?
Web 2.0 Social Media Analytics
ERP
Social Media
Knowledge Manageme
nt
CRM
Business Intelligence
DIGITAL BUSINESS MODELS
Enterprise Architecture
It’s more of an approach and a philosophy than a particular system…
…but implies that systems
should be able to share data
across the enterprise.
Two Competing Models
OrganizationEnterprise System (ERP/CRM)
Accounting Finance Human
ResourcesMarketin
gManufact
uringInformation Technology
Organization
Accounting
Finance
Human Resources
Marketing
Manufacturing
Information Technology
Enterprise Systems Approach
Distributed Systems Approach
Both can be part of an Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise Applications
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
What are the key goals?
What are the benefits?
What are the problems?
Enterprise Systems and Innovation
Do enterprise applications
encourage or discourage
innovation?
Are they compatible with
an “agile” organization?
Distributed Systems and Compliance
Do distributed systems encourage
or discourage compliance?
What are the pitfalls in heavily
regulated industries?
Enterprise Systems and the Modern Organization
Social media?
A hyperconnected world?
Mobile technology?
Are enterprise systems consistent with changes in...
The Future?
How do you think enterprise systems will evolve?
