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Cloud-Based Enterprise Resource Planning for Sustainable Growth of SMEs in Third World Countries

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digital infrastructure

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software
Creator:
Otu
Publisher:
Zenodo
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In this research paper, we have developed a new cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning System
using the Linked Servers technology. Our focus is on Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs),
seeking for ways of assisting them enjoy the huge benefits of Enterprise Resource Planning and the
internet cloud. Our ERP system can integrate key business processes into a single software solution,
and enables seamless flow of information from heterogeneous data sources across all functional areas
of the organization and beyond. The new system was developed using the prototyping methodology,
considered as best suited for a project of this kind due its advantage of active user involvement
throughout the development process. Using the questionnaire as our major data gathering instrument,
user requirements were gathered from selected SMEs across the south-east geopolitical region of
Nigeria to aid our design. A thorough Requirement Analysis was carried out to ensure proper design of
the prototype system, and, using the system development life cycle approach, we carried out design of
the architectural frameworks for the cloud based ERP system, to illustrate basic layout of application
deployment and the synchronization mechanism for data exchange between vendor servers and the
central server. Result obtained from our study shows that the new ERP software solution provides
improved operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. We recommend the creating of enabling
environment by appropriate government authorities, and a systematic implementation of the findings of
this research paper by corporate business owners.
Keywords: Internet-cloud, ERP, Vendor servers, SMEs, Data integration.

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