67-323 Enterprise Systems: Concepts and Practice
9 units, Carnegie Mellon University
Most organizations including your future employers use enterprise systems to run their business processes such as sales, procurement, and production. This course discusses key business processes in organizations and the role, functions and technical foundations of enterprise systems such as Enterprise Resource Planning ERP systems and Customer Relationship Management CRM systems. Through handson use of enterprise systems in multiple case studies, the students will become familiar with the key concepts in such systems and demonstrate practical knowledge on how such systems allow organizations to run endtoend business processes such as ordertocash or maketoorder. The course also addresses the lifecycle of enterprise systems projects and their various phases such as selection, implementation, operation and maintenance.
Prerequisites: 67-272
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