Reinier Josias Marlissa, IT General Manager, Ateria Group What is an ERP? Well ERP is stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. ERP is a software system designed to integrate and manage various business processes within an organization. It provides a centralized platform for companies to streamline operations, improve efficiency, and enhance decision-making. ERP can be considered as complete and important integrated business system that is recommended to be implemented in every organization from small, medium up to enterprise level. ERP is also considered as an important and recommended management information system that integrates flow and process of production, planning, inventory, sales, marketing, human resources, purchasing and the last part is finance and accounting. Now let’s head back to see the history of ERP and the evolution itself, as follows • 1960s-1980s (MRP & MRP version 2) Material Requirement Planning or so call MRP appear in the 1960s as method to manage manufacturing process and inventory control. It is strictly focused on calculating material requirements based on production schedules. Then in the 1980s MRP developed into Manufacturing Requirement Planning or we call it MRP version 2 and involved more functions such as capacity planning, scheduling, and financial management. • 1990s (First […]
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