One of today’s technology, which is useful for managing enterprise information systems, ie ERP. Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) technology is a system that integrates all business processes / departments and business units within a company by using a single data entry. Based on the goal, implementation of ERP technology in a company, among others, the integration between sales planning and production planning, optimize the amount of inventory to improve cash flow, and increase the value of customer satisfaction through the delivery system, distribution warehouses and other administrative functions. And no less important than the above objective is to increase the efficiency of a company with a good accuracy. The structure of the ERP system data base shown in the figure below, where the picture looks a seamless integration between business processes with each other. In the next image, modules shown in the ERP system and the activities within it.

Activity or activities of the ERP modules within the enterprise is often not optimal because it is still slow the company’s employees perform data entry into computer systems. On the other hand is still a lack of staff expertise to perform data entry. While the problems that occurred in the warehouse of finished goods is a late entry, thus affect the accuracy of closing the books, product delivery systems are not implemented first in first out because of difficulties in identifying the product, and administration staff require a relatively large field. In circumstances such as above the finished goods warehouse, the company has not been optimized from the ERP implementation objectives.

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