Enterprise Resources Planning : A Case Study In Automotive Industry

Mohd Yatim, Maria De Valda (2016) Enterprise Resources Planning : A Case Study In Automotive Industry. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are being utilised by companies to enhance responsiveness in relation to customers, fortify supply chain partnerships, enhance organisational flexibility, improve basic leadership abilities, reduce project completion time and lower costs. For some automotive industries, ERP is used in the company in order to guarantee reliability of components produced and to ensure optimum productivity on production lines. This study concerns exploring what have been done by PHN Industry which is an automotive company located in Shah Alam, Selangor and Sapura Industrial Berhad in Bangi, Selangor in Enterprise Resource Planning System. All the aspects of ERP system had been identified in the literature review. Information are gathered through observation and focus group discussion. The results include identification and comparison of the system implementation in the companies which is seen to have brought several potential benefits and can be referred by other automotive companies using ERP system. The modules implemented in the system are analysed and ranked according to the priority to the company.

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