Monk Case Studies Samples For Students

Visit an online magazine CIO.com and conduct a search on ERP. Choose an example of an ERP implementation and write a memo to your instructor describing the procedure. Make comments as to the areas which the company could have improved its implementation.

The Instructor

Below is the Nestlé’s ERP implementation process that I would like the company to adopt. Being the World’s leader in Food & Beverages, Nestle plans to engage the use of vast amounts of data and information systems available through coming up with informed decisions in order to maintain its competitive advantage.
Secondly, the company carried out ...

Analysis of an Organization

Abstract
Procter and Gamble is a manufacturing company that produces consumer’s goods that are widely classified. Procter and gamble is a multinational company. William Procter founded the company with the help of James gamble who was a soap maker. The company purchased British soap manufacturers in 1930; by 1935 the company established a factory in Philippines.
The company focuses on making the world better by manufacturing everyday products that people use on daily basis. The market capitalization of Procter and Gamble exceeds the gross domestic product of various countries. The company has its products in over one hundred and eighty ...

The vision behind forming the Mystic Monk Coffee is that Father Daniel Mary wants to help setup the business that would help them with the purchase of the Ranch that Father Daniel Mary wants. He is achieving this by serving a niche market of the coffee drinkers. This niche market is very large with more than 150 million consumers. There are also expansion plans that Father Daniel Mary has in mind. He wants to increase his sales and wants to buy a bigger Roaster to meet the demand. His marketing techniques are aggressive, but only limited to word of mouth and ...

Cost of implementation and management

As seen from the China case study, Implementation of ERP is faced with major challenges which often lead to exceeding the allocated budget, missing the intended deadline and failure to deliver according to the expectations. The cost incurred in implementing ERP systems include the cost incurred in acquiring and receiving services from an ERP system provider, purchase of the ERP software, training of personnel, consulting fees and testing. If these costs are not put into proper consideration before implementation then the chances of failure also increase. For instance failure of the ERP at the Furniture co resulted from an ...