Research on ERP Application from an Integrative Review

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is an enterprise management system, currently in high demand by both manufacturing and service organizations. Recently, ERP systems have been drawn an important amount of attention by researchers and top managers. This paper will summarize the previous research literature about ERP application from an integrative review, and further research issues have been introduced to guide the future direction of research.

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