erp implementation and interoperability growth as organization improvement agents in public administration further development

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2018
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Abstract
Further public administration development depends on numerous various influences - stakeholders' and public needs, so when planned to be developed, implemented or improved, they have to be carefully considered. ERP and/or other system need to be incorporated according to specific conditions. Interoperability represents strong support for implementation, integration or further development for public administration. This paper aims for contribution to awareness growth and platform for further work. Considering various case studies, ERP implementation, interoperability, critical success factors and contingency approach, paper aims for further development in this area. ERP becomes a platform for further ICT development towards quantum computing.
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Authors ;Darko Lugonja
Journal advances in organometallic chemistry
Year 2018
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Keywords
development erp interoperability public administration csf contingency approachinformation theory

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