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Realizing the Vision of ERP: Front-ends for the Real End -User

Realizing the Vision of ERP: Front-ends for the Real End -User

Title:Realizing the Vision of ERP: Front-ends for the Real End -User (ID: CMR0054)
Author(s):Jennifer L. Foutty (Indiana University System)
Topics:ERP Systems, User Expectations
Origin:CUMREC Conferences (Archives) (2000)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:(This is a PowerPoint presentation) In order for Indiana University to realize the value of its ERP and other vended and home-grown systems, a distributed web-based front-end for all end users (students, prospective students, parents, administrators, faculty, and staff) is being implemented at Indiana University. The front-end includes a customizable portal with a single authentication point and role-based access, online activities for customer self-service, access to administrative transaction activity and reporting/data analysis tools. A powerful workflow engine to automate routing and approval activities is also planned. This presentation will detail how Indiana University is designing and will deploy this universal web-based front end to all its administrative systems.
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