The Influences of ERP Implementations to SCM in Increasing the Performance of East Java Manufacturing Companies from the AccountingFinancial Manager Perception

Tarigan, Zeplin Jiwa Husada and Basana, Sautma Ronni (2013) The Influences of ERP Implementations to SCM in Increasing the Performance of East Java Manufacturing Companies from the AccountingFinancial Manager Perception. In: The 3rd International Forum Conference on Logistic and Supply Chain Management (LSCM), 27-06-2013 - 30-06-2013, Bali - Indonesia .

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Abstract

ERP (Enterprise Resources Planning) is an integrated information technology system for manufacturing companies, and is used to increase company’s performance. Indonesian business owners believe that the use of e-business technology can to increase the performance of the company, particularly in accelerating the efficiency in the operational sector. After successfully implementing ERP, business owners have to implement SCM (Supply Chain Management) to maintain partnerships with suppliers and provide satisfaction to the consumer. These two systems should be integrated in order to be a synergy for the company system and provide improved performance. This research has four main questions. First of all, how is the implementation of ERP in East Java manufacturing companies nowadays? And, how is the implementation of SCM in East Java manufacturing companies nowadays? Then, how to integrate ERP and SCM systems to companies in order to provide improved performance in the company? Finally, how is the commitment of managers and employee empowerment effect to performing the integration and combination of these two systems? This research will answer these four questions by doing interviews and collecting questionnaires from practitioners and direct observations to companies in Surabaya, Gresik, Sidoarjo, Pasuruan, and Mojokerto. This research is using the Partial Least Square (PLS) software for analysis hypothesis.

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