System Testing Evaluation for Enterprise Resource Planning to Reduce Failure Rate
Samantha Mathara Arachchi, Siong Choy Chong, Alik Kathabi · Advances in Science Technology and Engineering Systems Journal · 2017
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are widely used applications to manage resources, communication and data exchange between different departments and modules with the purpose of managing the overall business process of the organization using one integrated software system.Due to the large scale and the complexity nature of these systems, many ERP implementation projects have become failure.It is necessary to have a better test project management and test performance assessing system.To build a successful ERP system these processes are important.The purpose of the Test project management is verification and validation of the system.There was a separate stage to test the quality of software in the software development lifecycle and there is a separate independent Quality Assurance and testing team for a successful ERP development team.According to best practice testing principles it is necessary to, understand the requirements, test planning, test execution, identify and improve processes.Identify the necessary infrastructure; hardware and software are the major areas when developing test procedures.The aim of this survey is to identify ERP failures associated with the ERP projects, general and security within the Asian region, so that the parties responsible for the project can take necessary precautions to deal with those failures for a successful ERP implementation and bring down the ERP failure rate.