1. Survey Results : ERP Systems
Amanda Randall
Bridgette Walker

2. Questions Regarding the Readings
General Results
Readings were easy to understand
Followed Logical Order
Understanding of ERP Systems
Scale used
Significant Issue

3. Table Results

4. Learning Outcomes
Majority of students felt that they had learned something from the presentation
Exceptions

5. What is ERP?
Integrates all data and processes of an organization into a unified system
Almost everyone had a general understanding of the definition
Clarifications:
Not for customer use (yet)
Not for use by suppliers (yet)

6. Your Questions
What are some of the horror stories of companies attempting to implement ERP?
Hershey
What is the failure rate/success rate for ERP installs?
Mixed Information
General Consensus of data

7. Your Questions
What type of daily application do the ERP systems have, some examples of what they do.
Access to customer information
Information in customers files
Some examples of companies that use ERP?
Insurance Companies
Banks

8. Your Comments More engaging, slower pace
I would have liked more then just the reading section, maybe more movie clips
Question #1 put it in order from DISAGREE to neutral to AGREE.
Good info on how the systems effect a company...needed more info on the actual ERP systems though.

9. Your Comments
Using highly technical information doesn't make you seem smarter... being able to simplify it and relate it to something a senior in BA would easily make a connection to is smarter.
Was just chatty
Some sort of activity or something would have aided, possibly some examples of the modules used in ERP.

10. Your Comments
One slide had more words on it than I have ever seen before
Reduce the 'umm's' and 'uh's'.
Possibly use a case study
Did well girls, were quite nervous