Track
Enterprise Systems and Organizational Issues in IS
Abstract
Because of the increasing importance of ERP systems and their educational value, as well as the rapidly changing ERPmarket, many universities use or want to use ERP systems for their courses. The aim of these courses is to teach anddemonstrate different ERP related concepts and processes. To support these courses, some ERP manufacturers co-operateclosely with universities and offer their systems and resources for academic teaching. However, there are hardly anyempirical insights on system usage in academia. As an initial survey, we developed a questionnaire to determine the currentstatus of ERP system usage and integration in courses at IS chairs of German-speaking research-oriented universities. Among92 responding university chairs, 59 are teaching ERP topics. Of these 59 chairs, only 38 are teaching ERP systemspractically. Almost every university chair (35 out of 38) that is providing practical courses for students is using SAP.
Recommended Citation
Leyh, Christian; Winkelmann, Axel; and Lu, Jingjie, "Exploring the diversity of ERP systems – An empirical insight into system usage in academia" (2011). AMCIS 2011 Proceedings - All Submissions. 203.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2011_submissions/203