Integrating ERP, CRM, Supply Chain Management, and Smart Materials
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Preface |
Part I - Enterprise Resource Planning, Supply Chain, and Customer Relationship Management
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Chapter 1 |
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Concepts, Functionality, and Cost-Effectiveness of Internet-Oriented ERP Systems |
Chapter 2 |
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Why Killer Applications Can Be Assisted by ERP and CRM Software |
Chapter 3 |
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ERP Solutions, Supply Chain, and Web-Based Enterprise Management |
Chapter 4 |
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Contributions of ERP and the Vulnerability of the Internet Supply Chain |
Chapter 5 |
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The Market Demand for Enterprise Resource Planning Software and Customer Relationship Management |
Chapter 6 |
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The SupplyChain of ERP Programming Products |
Chapter 7 |
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Implementing Successive Releases of ERP Systems |
Part II - Organizational Prerequisites for Smart Materials, Automatic Identification, and Quality Assurance |
Chapter 8 |
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The Next Frontier in Technology and in Supply Chain Management: Automatic Identification |
Chapter 9 |
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Advances Underpinning Development and Use of the Electronic Product Code |
Chapter 10 |
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The Chorafas Classification/Identification System for Supply Chain Requirements |
Chapter 11 |
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Practical Implementations of the DCS Solution |
Chapter 12 |
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A Sound Methodology for Enterprise Management: General Electric's Six Sigma |
Part III - Auditing Accounting Statements and Enterprise Resource Planning Records |
Chapter 13 |
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The Framework of Accounting, Financial Reporting, and Auditing |
Chapter 14 |
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The Auditor's Independence Is Critical to the Management of All Information Systems |
Chapter 15 |
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The Ongoing Change in Information Technology's Auditing Practices |
Chapter 16 |
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Auditing Enterprise Resource Planning Software and Its Implementation |
Chapter 17 |
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Auditing the Outsourcing of a Company's Information Technology Services |
Chapter 18 |
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Case Studies in Auditing Financial Statements and ERP Reports |
Chapter 19 |
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Qualification of Auditors and Implementation of Auditing Standards |
