#stmisii1T04 Keuntungan,Kerugian,dan Kelemahan ERP System

Keuntungan dan Kerugian ERP System


Sebelumnya apa sih itu ERP???

ERP atau yang disebut dengan Enterprise Resource Planning merupakan suatu teknologi sistem informasi yang diperuntukkan bagi perusahan manufaktur maupun jasa yang berperan menginteg   rasikan dan mengotomasikan proses bisnis yang berhubungan dengan aspek operasi, produksi maupun distribusi di perusahaan bersangkutan (Wikipedia, 2010).

Jadi ERP ini mengintegrasikan semua proses bisnis seperti proses manufaktur, pendistribusian, logistik, persediaan/ inventory sehingga semua kegiatan tersebut dapat dipantau.

Dari penjelasan pengertian ERP diatas, terdapat beberapa Keuntungan dan Kerugian dari sistem ERP


Keuntungan ERP:

Keuntungan dari implementasi ERP diantaranya:
  • Integrasi data keuangan. Oleh karena semua data disimpan secara terpusat, maka para eksekutif perusahaan memperoleh data yang up-to-date dan dapat mengatur keuangan perusahaan dengan lebih baik.
  • Standarisasi Proses Operasi. ERP menerapkan sistem yang standar, dimana semua divisi akan menggunakan sistem dengan cara yang sama. Dengan demikian, operasional perusahaan akan berjalan dengan lebih efisien dan efektif.
  • Standarisasi Data dan Informasi. Database terpusat yang diterapkan pada ERP, membentuk data yang standar, sehingga informasi dapat diperoleh dengan mudah dan fleksibel untuk semua divisi yang ada dalam perusahaan.

Keuntungan diatas adalah keuntungan yang dapat dirasakan namun tidak dapat diukur. Keberhasilan implementasi ERP dapat dilihat dengan mengukur tingkat Return on Investment (ROI), dan komponen lainnya, seperti:
  1. Pengurangan lead-time
  2. Peningkatan kontrol keuangan
  3. Penurunan inventori
  4. Penurunan tenaga kerja secara total
  5. Peningkatan service level
  6. Peningkatan sales
  7. Peningkatan kepuasan dan loyalitas konsumen
  8. Peningkatan market share perusahaan
  9. Pengiriman tepat waktu
  10. Kinerja pemasok yang lebih baik
  11. Peningkatan fleksibilitas
  12. Penggunaan sumber daya yang lebih baik

Kerugian ERP:

Kerugian yang mungkin terjadi ketika salah menerapkan ERP antara lain adalah:
  • Strategi operasi tidak sejalan dengan business process design dan pengembangannya
  • Waktu dan biaya implementasi yang melebihi anggaran
  • Karyawan tidak siap untuk menerima dan beroperasi dengan sistem yang baru
  • Persiapan implementation tidak dilakukan dengan baik
  • Berkurangnya fleksibilitas sistem setelah menerapkan ERP

Kelamahan ERP:

Kelemahan-kelemahan dari ERP adalah sebagai berikut (Jogiyanto, 2003) :
  • Implementasi ERP sangat sulit karena penerapannya yang terintegrasi dan organisasi harus merubah cara mereka berbisnis. Kesulitan penerapan ERP ditambah dengan adanya resistance to change dari personil yang terkena imbasnya akibat perubahan proses dari bisnis.
  • Biaya implementasi ERP yang sangat mahal
  • Organisasi hanya memikirkan manfaat yang besar dari penerapan ERP tetapi tidak mempersiapkan personilnya untuk berubah
  • Permasalahan lainnya adalah pada personil yang tiba-tiba dibebani dengan tanggung jawab yang lebih besar dengan kesiapan yang kurang baik mental maupun keahliannya.
sumber: https://anisahsh.wordpress.com/2015/08/22/penjelasan-erp-enterprise-resource-planning/


Before I describe about Advantages and Disadvantages, first I will tell you about definition of ERP

        An ERP system, if implemented within an organization the right way and used the right way, can drive significant benefits, including better information sharing, reduced operational costs better synergy between marketing and sales leading to more revenue, better automation and integration of processes. All in all, a healthy proposition.
But the cost of implementing commercial ERP systems like SAP prohibits smaller organization to benefit from a well integrated ERP system. That’s the reason why open source ERPs are increasingly becoming popular.
But before you go ahead with an open source ERP you would do well to understand the benefits and drawback of using an open source ERP system.

Advantages:

1. Free to own & use

Open source systems are usually (though not always) free to own and use as there are no licensing costs or maintenance fees. As compare to commercial software the entire cost of ownership is less in open source ERP solutions. Secondly, there is no lock-in or dependency on the vendor, and you are free on how you are free to use the software anyway you want. You can do this all by yourself or hire a ERP solutions provider. This is the reason why many companies – mostly SMBs but also some larger enterprises – chose open source software, more specifically, open source ERP system.

2. Fully Customizable

Like any open source software, the source code of an open source ERP can be altered and tailored to meet your organization’s business needs and there are generally wide range of integration formats. Changes can be achieved by using a company’s internal programming staff or by external ERP Developers. Even if you have to spend money on custom development for an open source ERP system, it would still be much more cost effective than hiring consultants for commercial ERP solutions like SAP.

3. Future Proof

With any open source software, more do with ERP (because of its complexity) you have a huge developer community backing up the software with their own review, criticism, enhancements, etc. So you know your software is tried and tested. Also if the software vendor decides to shut down, you are not left in the lurch. Since its open source you, can take the help of other developers to continue working on the same ERP system, which would be possible with any commercial ERP provider.

4. Updates

Since many developers are simultaneously working on a software, and are constantly enhancing the codes, you get regular updates for an open source ERP. All open source software come with a set of core files that get replaced during each update. If you implement your customization leaving the core files untouched, updating your ERP will become a breeze. Which is not so for a commercial ERP system, because most of them are customized deeply and even simple updates require consultancy from the ERP vendor (as you don’t have access to the source code).

Disadvantages:

1. Risk

With open source ERP there is always a risk involved that the software or its enhancements (since multiple developers are involved) may not have been developed keeping the best practices in mind and may be susceptible to security attacks. Also, there is a risk that the open source software may become closed source in future and then, you may have to become dependent on the vendor.

2. Support

Generally most of open source ERPs are free to download but the support of the software is not. While bigger organizations may have a full fledged IT department who can take care of the support for the ERP system. But for smaller companies getting adequate support may be a costly affair. Such dependency on external sources for support of an enterprise system may not go down well with your initial expectation from an open source ERP.

3. Maintenance

Not just support, having an on-premise ERP system using open source code means that you have your use your own servers and databases and maintain these. Cost for maintaining a server environment that works 24X7 and is protected against security threats and disaster may be much more than you bargained for. You may find a cloud ERP more hassle free in this regard.
Final Thoughts
Implementing an ERP system itself is a critical decision for your business as a failed system will do you more harm than good. And if you add to it the choice of a managed, enterprise ERP system Vs. a self managed, open source system, right decision becomes even more important.
Generally speaking, implement an ERP only if you need to. That is, only if you have an organization complex enough and disparate enough to warrant an all encompassing software that can provide enough benefits to justify the investment involved.
Also, think through clearly on what kind of support and maintenance your open source ERP will require and whether you have the resources or money to take care of that. If you have thought through these aspects clearly, going for an open source ERP can really be a smart decision for you.



Source :  https://www.biztechcs.com/blog/open-source-erp-systems-advantages-disadvantages/



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