Difference between revisions of "Enterprise resource planning ecosystem"

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Transactional database. Any database that is able to accommodate transactions related to the conducting of business, especially buying or selling.
Management dashboard. The panel containing instruments and controls that a software user is able to utilize.
ERP module. A module of ERP system.

Enterprise middleware. Middleware that provides all software applications with data and/or services.

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−	[[File:Erp-software.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|[[ERP system]]]]An [[enterprise resource planning ~~system~~]] (alternatively known as [[enterprise resource planning system]], [[ERP system]], [[ERP systems]], and [[ERP suite]]; hereinafter, ''Ecosystem'') is any [[system of systems]] that are designed to facilitate [[enterprise resource planning]] ([[Enterprise resource planning\|ERP]]).	+	[[File:Erp-software.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|[[ERP system]]]]An [[enterprise resource planning ecosystem]] (alternatively known as [[enterprise resource planning system]], [[ERP system]], [[ERP systems]], and [[ERP suite]]; hereinafter, ''Ecosystem'') is any [[system of systems]] that are designed to facilitate [[enterprise resource planning]] ([[Enterprise resource planning\|ERP]]), often in [[realtime]] empowered by [[ERP software]].
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−	~~The ''Ecosystem'') is a~~ [[~~business process~~]] ~~management software that allows an~~ [[~~enterprise]] to use a system of integrated applications to manage the business and automate many back office functions related to technology, services and [[human resource~~]]s.