Change Management and BPR

A successful ERP implementation requires organizational change.

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Organizational change refers to a fundamental and radical reorientation in the way the organization operates.

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Less skilled companies can raise their ERP skills by training employees or hiring external consultants.

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BPR is often used as the main reason for moving from legacy systems to an ERP system.

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• False

The first step in the BPR methodology is to define the "as is" process.

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The "to be" processes are the same as the existing processes.

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The BPR organizational structure must coincide with the project governance.

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• False

The only way to tell whether a project is on schedule is by using project measurements.

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• False

A BPM process category is software-intensive processes.

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• False

A BPM process category is hardware-intensive processes.

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• False