Authors: Sang Won Yoon Masayuki Matsui Tetsuo Yamada Shimon Y Nof
Publish Date: 2009/07/05
Volume: 22, Issue: 1, Pages: 101-112
Abstract
This study addresses an empirical analysis of information and knowledgesharing among collaborative decision makers In this research each decision maker represents one of three distributed centers in ERP systems Sales Production and Procurement Centers Their respective objectives and decision policies are defined to design collaborative decisionmaking environments MICSSLAN an ERP simulation tool was applied for the experiments generating explicit numerical results that enable the measurement of the effectiveness and benefits by collaborative decision making The experimental results indicate that total profit and due date performance have been improved by information and knowledgesharing It implies that better design and utilization of ERP structures can be achieved by a certain level of information and knowledgesharing
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