HCBBS Forum (English)
Submit Chemical Projects / Find Solutions
Amplify Your Requirements on a Broader Chemical Platform *Engineering · Technology · Equipment · Solutions*
Submit Request

What does ERP mean?

2009-04-12View Original

Thread Content

I often hear about this thing, but I don’t know what it means
Reply #22009-04-12
ERP is the abbreviation for Enterprise Resource Planning, which translates to Enterprise Resource Planning in Chinese. It is an information system centered on management accounting, which identifies and plans corporate resources in order to acquire customer orders, carry out processing and delivery, and ultimately receive payment from customers.
Reply #32009-04-12
It could also be the EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN, the emergency response strategy
Reply #42009-04-12
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning, which is translated as enterprise resource planning. ERP integrates all internal resources of an enterprise, and plans for procurement, production, costs, inventory, distribution, transportation, finance, and human resources in order to achieve the optimal allocation of resources and maximize efficiency.
Reply #52009-04-12
ERP: Enterprise Resource Planning. Sinopec uses SAP’s ERP system, and once this system is in place, it becomes more difficult to create off-the-books accounts. It facilitates superior control over subordinate units.
Reply #62009-04-12
For general English abbreviations, their specific meanings depend on their source; they can have multiple interpretations when considered separately. The two most common ones are as follows: enterprise resource planning 【Computer science】Enterprise Resource Planning; effective radiated power 【Electromagnetics】Effective Radiated Power
Reply #72009-04-20
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning; I even obtained an ERP certification during my university years
Reply #82009-04-21
Is there also an ERP certificate? What kind of certificate is this? I’ve never heard of it before
Reply #92009-04-21
European Recovery Program (i.e., the Marshall Plan); Enterprise Resource Planning. One noon, the husband called home from outside: “Dear wife, may I bring a few colleagues over for dinner tonight?” ” (Intent to place an order) Wife: “Of course, how many people will come? What time do they want to arrive? What dishes would they like to eat?” ”   Husband: “Six people. We’ll be back around 7 o’clock. Prepare some wine, roast duck, scrambled eggs with tomatoes, cold dishes, egg drop soup...” Can you take a look? ” (Business Communication) Wife: “No problem, I’ll get ready.” ” (Order confirmation) The wife lists the items that need to be prepared for the menu (MPS plan): duck, wine, tomatoes, eggs, seasonings… (BOM material list). It is determined that 1 duck egg, 5 bottles of wine, and 4 eggs are required… (BOM expansion): 6 eggs are needed for fried eggs, and 4 eggs are needed for egg drop soup (shared materials).   When I opened the fridge to check, there were only 2 eggs left (running low on supplies).   Arriving at the free market, the wife asked, “How much are the eggs?” ” (Purchase inquiry) Vendor: “1 piece for 1 yuan, half a dozen for 5 yuan, 1 dozen for 9.5 yuan.” ”   Wife: “I only need 8, but I’ll buy a dozen this time.” ” (Economic batch purchasing) Wife: “There’s a defective one here; give me another one.” ” (Acceptance, return of materials, replacement of materials) Back at home, getting ready to wash, chop, and stir-fry... (Process flow), there are gas stoves, microwaves, rice cookers in the kitchen... (Work centers).   The wife found that removing duck feathers was the most time-consuming step (the bottleneck in the production process). It might not be possible to prepare roast duck at home using a microwave oven due to insufficient capacity; therefore, they bought ready-made roast duck from the restaurant on the ground floor (outsourcing the production).   At 4 p.m., I received a call from my son: “Mom, a few classmates are coming over to eat at our house tonight. Could you help prepare something?” ” (Urgent order) “Okay, what do you guys want to eat? Dad also has guests tonight; do you want to eat with them?” ”   “You decide what to order, but there must be scrambled eggs with tomatoes. We won’t eat with the adults; we’ll be back around 6:30. ” (Can’t be processed separately) “Okay, I’ll definitely make you satisfied.” ” (Order confirmed) “I’m not buying eggs anymore; I’ll call the shop and have them delivered.” ” (Urgent purchase) At 6:30, everything was ready, but the roast duck hadn’t arrived yet. I quickly called to ask, \"This is Li Tai. Why hasn’t the roast duck been delivered yet?\" ” (Pushing for the procurement order fulfillment) “I’m sorry, the delivery person has already left; it’s probably due to traffic jams. They should arrive soon.” ”   The doorbell rang.   “Mrs. Li, this is the roast duck you ordered. Please sign your name on the form. ” (Acceptance, storage, transfer to accounts payable) 6:45 – a call from my daughter: “Mom, can I bring a few friends home for dinner now?” ” (Haha, another urgent order request for items in stock.) “I can’t do that, daughter. Mom already needs to prepare meals for two tables today; there’s really no time left. I’m very sorry. Please let me know ahead of time next time, and I’ll definitely prepare everything for you.” ” (Haha, this is the limitation of using ERP: a stable external environment is required, as well as a minimum lead time.)   …… ……   After seeing off all the guests, the tired wife sat on the sofa and said to her husband, \"Honey, we host guests so often these days; we should buy some kitchen utensils. It would be good to hire another nanny as well – there’s a shortage even in terms of human resources.\"   Husband: \"You’re in charge of the household; go and get whatever you need.\" ” (Approved) Wife: “Also, household expenses have been quite high lately. Could you use your personal money to help cover them?” ” (The last step is to follow up on overdue accounts receivable.) Are there still people who don’t understand ERP? Remember, every qualified housewife is a strong competitor for the position of plant manager.
Reply #102009-04-21
ERP is the abbreviation for Enterprise Resource Planning in English. It refers to a management platform that is based on information technology and employs systematic management concepts to provide decision-making tools for corporate decision-makers and employees. The ERP system combines information technology with advanced management concepts, serving as the operational model for modern enterprises. It reflects the demands of the times for companies to allocate resources efficiently in order to create maximum social wealth, and it constitutes the foundation for enterprises to survive and thrive in the information age.
Reply #112009-04-21
ERP management has become more streamlined, and the workers in the workshops are suffering a lot! Complain a bit:(
Reply #122009-04-26
ERP is the abbreviation for Enterprise Resource Planning, which translates to “Enterprise Resource Planning”. It was popular for the first two years, with many large companies adopting it, but it is said that few were successful; any success that did occur was only partial. Few of the software packages purchased at great expense proved useful, and the reason for this was that they weren’t properly integrated with the actual conditions of those companies
Reply #132009-04-27
After checking, ERP has the following meanings: European Recovery Program (i.e., the Marshall Plan); Enterprise Resource Planning. ERP also stands for Effective Radiated Power, which refers to the actual power emitted; and Error Recovery Procedure, which is the process for correcting errors. In short, ERP is short for Enterprise Resource Planning
Reply #142009-04-27
ERP is the abbreviation for Enterprise Resource Planning in English. It refers to a management platform that is based on information technology and employs systematic management concepts to provide decision-making tools for corporate decision-makers and employees. The ERP system combines information technology with advanced management concepts, serving as the operational model for modern enterprises. It reflects the demands of the times for companies to allocate resources efficiently in order to create maximum social wealth, and it constitutes the foundation for enterprises to survive and thrive in the information age.
Reply #152009-04-28
The explanation on the 10th floor was very vivid; thank you

Submit a Project

**Looking for Chemical Technology, Equipment & Solutions?** No Registration Required Broader Platform Exposure | Global Chemical Service Provider Connections

Submit Request — Free Consultation

Disclaimer

This is an automated machine translation of the original thread. Some technical terms may have inaccuracies; the original text shall prevail. Click "View Original" at the top right to access the source page, which supports IP-based automatic real-time language translation. Please watch out for contact details and sales inducements to prevent fraud. All content and translations are for reference only, representing solely the poster's personal views. For enquiries, email service@hcbbs.com.