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Introduction to ERP

What is Enterprise Resource Planning?

Differences between ERP and MRP II

History of ERP

Pre-history of ERP

Development of Production Control Techniques

Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) and Re-order Point (ROP) Systems

ERP System Components

Planning Files

Transaction Files

ERP in Manufacturing

Nature of Demands

Independent and Dependent Demand

Technological Enhancements in ERP

Open Systems Platforms and Client/Server Architecture

ERP in Transportation

Changes in Transportation

Packaging and Material Tracing

This mini-course provides a comprehensive overview of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, covering their history, components, and applications in manufacturing and transportation. It includes sections on the evolution of ERP from MRP II, technological enhancements, and the role of ERP in modern business operations.

Complete Erp History And Tutorial

The course titled "Complete ERP History and Tutorial" is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, tracing their evolution from early production control techniques to modern technological advancements. The curriculum begins with an introduction to the fundamental concepts of ERP, distinguishing it from related systems such as Material Requirements Planning (MRP II). This foundational knowledge sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the historical context of ERP, examining its pre-history and the development of key production control methodologies that have shaped its current form. 

As the course progresses, participants will delve into the various components that constitute an ERP system, including planning and transaction files, which are essential for effective resource management. The curriculum also addresses the application of ERP in manufacturing, highlighting the nature of demands and the distinction between independent and dependent demand. Furthermore, the course explores the impact of technological enhancements on ERP systems, including open systems platforms and client/server architecture, as well as the role of ERP in transportation, focusing on changes in logistics and material tracing. By the end of this course, learners will possess a thorough understanding of ERP's historical development, its core components, and its practical applications across various industries.