Fakih, AwabSingh, Sudhanshu Somnath (16ET31)Sail, Ninad Ramakant (17DET58)Shinde, Abhijit Jagannath (17DET64)2021-11-092021-11-092020-05http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/3627Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system consists of different sets of software that are used to integrate the business functions in a company or organization. Given that these solutions provide an integrated solution to the needs of an organization, these systems are in high demand by all organizations. The full potential of these systems can only be realized only if they are successfully implemented However, the implementation process is costly and time consuming, and thus requires careful planning and organization. If successfully implemented, ERP systems provide many benefits to those organizations that adopt them. On the other hand, if the implementation process is not successful, the venture can prove costly. The different streams of research on ERP systems have mainly been on ERP adoption, success measurement, and critical success factors (CSFs).enProject Report - EXTCOther