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• TITLE: ERP Software Selection Processes: A Case Study inthe Metal Transformation Sector

  AUTHORS: Antonio Hidalgo, José Albors, Luis Gómez

  KEYWORDS: ERP, Information Technologies, Metal Transformation Sector, Business Processes, Reengineering Processes

  JOURNAL NAME: Intelligent Information Management, Vol.3 No.1, January 29, 2011

  ABSTRACT: When a firm decides to implement ERP softwares, the resulting consequences can pervade all levels, includ- ing organization, process, control and available information. Therefore, the first decision to be made is which ERP solution must be adopted from a wide range of offers and vendors. To this end, this paper describes a methodology based on multi-criteria factors that directly affects the process to help managers make this de- cision. This methodology has been applied to a medium-size company in the Spanish metal transformation sector which is interested in updating its IT capabilities in order to obtain greater control of and better infor- mation about business, thus achieving a competitive advantage. The paper proposes a decision matrix which takes into account all critical factors in ERP selection.