Life Cycle of ERP Systems

Abstract

It is known that Enterprise Resource Planning Systems are a system that emerged at the end of the 20th century and is developing rapidly in direct proportion to technological developments. ERP systems, which were first born when the tractor manufacturer developed an MRP system together with IBM, were later pioneered in the development of ERP systems by the research company Gartner. It has facilitated the use of cloud systems and access to critical data from all devices with internet access. The first cloud ERP in history was created by Net Suite in 1998. Gartner company introduced the idea of ERP II to the world in 2000, which can draw data from many different areas.

In this study, the birth of enterprise resource planning systems, the development of ERP systems to date, the use of these systems around the world, common ERP systems and the information systems used in these systems are discussed. Enterprise resource planning systems, which started with a tractor manufacturer in the 1960s, have rapidly gained a place all over the world. As smartphones become smarter and mobile technologies develop further, ERP systems are also growing rapidly. It is not known whether the technology has completed its development, but it is observed that ERP systems have developed at a high level in recent years. Nowadays, enterprise resource planning system data has become more important and prioritized than physical data. At first, no one had any idea what would happen, but now it seems that the most important element in this age is information and the security of this information.