2015•Procedia - Social and Behavioral SciencesOpen access

The Effect of ERP Implementation CSFs on Business Performance: An Empirical Study on Users’ Perception

Mustafa Agaoğlu, E. Serra Yurtkoru, Aslı Küçükaslan Ekmekçi

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This study is conducted on 220 employees involved in ERP implementation project in a multinational consumer goods company to investigate the CSFs and their effect on ERP implementation success from users’ point of view. Findings indicate there are differences in which CSFs are perceived important and actually have effect on ERP implementation success. Interestingly, none of the ERP adopting organization environment CSFs had influence on project success. Nevertheless, ‘careful selection of ERP software’, ‘software analysis, testing and troubleshooting’, and ‘vendor support’ explain ERP project outcomes.

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Key concepts: Perception, Empirical research, Business, Process management, Computer science, Knowledge management, Psychology, Neuroscience