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Navy’s ERP Effort: Transforming Business Practices

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Tuesday, October 30th, 2007

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By Geoff Fein Earlier this month the Navy transitioned to its new enterprise resources planning (ERP) system that will provide a standard set of management tools to service organizations to improve businesses processes and provide interoperable data for financial, acquisition and supply chain management, according to a top Navy official. There are two ways to describe Navy ERP--one is that the Navy is using a state of the art system that is available throughout industry to modernize and standardize its…

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