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I am studying an MSc in Business Systems Analysis and Design at the City University London School of Informatics.My email address and a link to my LinkedIn page is at the bottom of this email in case you would like to learn more about me or my research.
I am researching a dissertation on:
1.The cost effectiveness of large scale ERP systems such as PeopleSoft, Oracle e-Business Suite and SAP for organisations of different sizes.The scope of this research is restricted to these large scale systems and is not looking at the smaller scale ERP-lite software including the smaller packages offered by these vendors..
2.The reasons that user organisations have for outsourcing the operation of these ERP systems.
3.The extent to which these above two subjects are linked by studying the extent to which the ability to outsource makes ERP systems more accessible to less large organisations and whether it reduces the minimum size for cost effectiveness.
I would like to research these issues from the perspective of companies who use these ERP systems.The scope of the project and questionnaire is not limited to organisations that outsource their ERP system but there are additional for those who do.In order to do so I would like to ask people who work for organisations that use SAP, PeopleSoft or the Oracle e-Business suite to answer the below online questionnaire.I would like to receive responses from people who are involved in decision making related to the ERP system such as system administrators, IT managers and senior users.
The survey will be active until mid-September.In return for answering my questionnaire, I will offer a copy of the final report to respondents who indicate that they would like to receive it.
Michael Sheard MSc Business Systems Analysis and Design 2009/10
I am studying an MSc in Business Systems Analysis and Design at the City University London School of Informatics. My email address and a link to my LinkedIn page is at the bottom of this email in case you would like to learn more about me or my research.
I am researching a dissertation on:
1. The cost effectiveness of large scale ERP systems such as PeopleSoft, Oracle e-Business Suite and SAP for organisations of different sizes. The scope of this research is restricted to these large scale systems and is not looking at the smaller scale ERP-lite software including the smaller packages offered by these vendors..
2. The reasons that user organisations have for outsourcing the operation of these ERP systems.
3. The extent to which these above two subjects are linked by studying the extent to which the ability to outsource makes ERP systems more accessible to less large organisations and whether it reduces the minimum size for cost effectiveness.
I would like to research these issues from the perspective of companies who use these ERP systems. The scope of the project and questionnaire is not limited to organisations that outsource their ERP system but there are additional for those who do. In order to do so I would like to ask people who work for organisations that use SAP, PeopleSoft or the Oracle e-Business suite to answer the below online questionnaire. I would like to receive responses from people who are involved in decision making related to the ERP system such as system administrators, IT managers and senior users.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/msc-erp-survey
The survey will be active until mid-September. In return for answering my questionnaire, I will offer a copy of the final report to respondents who indicate that they would like to receive it.
Michael Sheard
MSc Business Systems Analysis and Design 2009/10
michael.sheard.1@city.ac.uk
http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/michael-sheard/23/251/692