ERPpohjainen
ERPpohjainen is a concept used in Finnish business and information technology literature to describe an approach in which an organization's processes and data architecture are designed and operated predominantly around an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. In practice, ERPpohjainen strategies aim to standardize core end-to-end processes across the enterprise, leveraging the ERP's data model, workflows, and integration capabilities rather than modifying the ERP to fit ad hoc processes.
Key characteristics include process-centric design, cross-functional integration, data consistency, and real-time visibility. Organizations typically implement common
Benefits often cited include improved data accuracy, streamlined operations, faster cycle times, better compliance, and easier
Challenges include high upfront costs, lengthy implementation, resistance to change, and the risk of over-standardization that
Common deployment choices range from on-premises to cloud-native ERP suites, with many organizations adopting a mix
See also: Enterprise resource planning, Business process reengineering, Digital transformation.