Connecting ERP to e-commerce: Npontu as a case study
Connecting ERP to e-commerce: Npontu as a case study
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2021-05
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Authors
Pappoe, Allotei
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Abstract
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a business process that enables companies to
manage and integrate their essential business processes. ERP applications are available for
companies to use for integrating all their business functions into one single system. It allows
companies to manage their daily activities, including accounting, procurement, and inventory
management. E-commerce, also referred to as electronic commerce, is the buying and selling
(trading) of goods and services on the internet. E-commerce platforms give sellers the needed
tools to provide 24/7 services to their customers unrestricted by distance. They allow sellers to
accept and track orders from their customers, which helps fulfil their value proposition in ways
that were not possible with previous brick-and-mortar stores. Studies show that ERP users in
Ghana hardly use E-commerce and the internet as tools to expand their market. This project is
aimed at integrating e-commerce systems into ERPs such that business owners can use their
ERP and e-commerce system in one software suite to give business owners access to the online market.
Description
Applied project submitted to the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems, Ashesi University, in partial fulfillment of Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems, May 2021
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Applied project
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systems integration