Book Chapter

Summary and Conclusions

Severin Grabski, Stewart Leech, Alan Sangster

Management Accounting in Enterprise Resource Planning Systems | Elsevier | Published : 2009

Abstract

This chapter outlines the results and conclusions of the preceding chapters. This project has resulted in numerous rich insights that are critical for understanding the way the role of management accountants in an ERP environment differs from their role. Time, scope, and budget control are very important to successful projects, none more so than when ERP implementations are involved. It was found to be critical in our study that management accountants be involved in ERP implementations from the start, that they are recognized as key members of the project team and that they champion the change process and management. When an organization moves to a complex ERP environment, changes in staff r..

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