Maintenance ERP Risk management for the Service Industry case study: Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization

Nasim khozouie; Yaghoob Farjami; masoud Rafighi

doi:10.24297/ijmit.v10i2.640

Maintenance ERP Risk management for the Service Industry case study: Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization

Authors

Nasim khozouie Qom University, Alghadir Boulevard, The Old Isfahan Road, Qom, Iran Postal Code: 3716146611.
Yaghoob Farjami Qom University, Alghadir Boulevard, The Old Isfahan Road, Qom, Iran Postal Code: 3716146611.
masoud Rafighi Qom University, Alghadir Boulevard, The Old Isfahan Road, Qom, Iran Postal Code: 3716146611.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24297/ijmit.v10i2.640

Keywords:

ERP, Maintenance Risk management, risks factors, impact of risks.

Abstract

In recent decades, a lot of company across the world have implementedERP systems. Although ERP implementation is a more explored issue, But even ERP implementation ï¬nished satisfactorily, success in ERP adoption is notguaranteed. It depends on the effectiveness process in thepost-implementation ERP systems.There are critical success factors in these projects. In this paper we evaluate critical Risk factor after ERP implementation at Service Industry,especialyHajj and Pilgrimage Organization.

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Author Biographies

Nasim khozouie, Qom University, Alghadir Boulevard, The Old Isfahan Road, Qom, Iran Postal Code: 3716146611.

Department of Computer Engineering and IT

Yaghoob Farjami, Qom University, Alghadir Boulevard, The Old Isfahan Road, Qom, Iran Postal Code: 3716146611.

Department of Computer Engineering and IT

masoud Rafighi, Qom University, Alghadir Boulevard, The Old Isfahan Road, Qom, Iran Postal Code: 3716146611.

Department of Computer Engineering and IT

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Published

2014-07-25

How to Cite

khozouie, N., Farjami, Y., & Rafighi, masoud. (2014). Maintenance ERP Risk management for the Service Industry case study: Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT &Amp; INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 10(2), 1881–1887. https://doi.org/10.24297/ijmit.v10i2.640