Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

Universities Revolutionize Curriculum to Meet Demand for ERP Skills

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The Journal of Information and Systems in Education
Second Wave ERP Education
Paul Hawking, Brendan McCarthy, Andrew Stein

Paper Summary

The article discusses how universities are adapting their curriculum to teach students about the latest advancements in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. In the 1990s, companies started using ERP systems more, leading to a need for employees with ERP skills. Universities struggled to incorporate ERP systems into their teaching, but now they are working on including the latest strategic components of ERP systems in their curriculum. One university has found a successful approach to this, which other universities can learn from and use to improve their own ERP education.

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