Course overview
The course aims to equip learners with enterprise systems' concepts, complexities and functionality and provide exposure to contemporary software in this space. Building upon a fundamental knowledge of business process management, the course delves into the concepts and methods commonly known as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and how Enterprise Systems (ES) can support ERP in the context of Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Learners will work individually and in teams with SAP which is the market leader in enterprise systems. Learners will be able to manage business processes and make better operational decisions.
- Enterprise Resource Planning (Erp) Concepts
- Enterprise Resource Planning (Erp) Applications
- Implementation Of Erp Systems
Course learning outcomes
- Apply Enterprise Resource Planning principles to real-world use cases to manage business
- processes and make better operational decisions
- Develop an ERP implementation to address identified weaknesses in an enterprise
- Critically evaluate information technology tools and methodologies that support Business Process
Availability
Class details
Adelaide City Campus East
Group 1
Class number 60519
Section PR02
Size 30
Available 28
Class number 65957
Section PR01
Size 45
Available 44
Class number 65956
Section FR01
Size 70
Available 67
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