Aerospace-Academia: ERP-Communication Framework Strategy

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2010-07-02

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Rashid, M. Asif
Qureshi, Hammad
Shami, Muiz-ud-Din
Khan, Nawar
Sayin, Erol
SEYREK, İBRAHİM HALİL

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The advancement in management information systems and business intelligence has changed the dynamics of knowledge management. The integration of ERP module for strategic-collaboration among industry-R&D departments with university-wide "Smart-campus" has further reiterated the target focused team environment coupled with value-based corporate-culture. The integration of academia R&D units with industrial-production-units for knowledge-management as well as resource-management is becoming extremely multifaceted. Efforts are now targeted at evolving a "dynamic knowledge management model for higher education and for optimizing the knowledge-diffusion of "University-R&D programs". The philosophy of competitiveness demands that the integrated framework for ERP adoption be planned for complex-structured organizations prior to its deployment. This is meant so as to minimize ERP deployment-span in terms of time and to curtail financial overheads. This paper provides various dimensions of planning communication system-strategy for ERP in complex-structured organization through mapping of activities for Aerospace departments involved in R&D programs vis--vis academia-Industry collaborative-joint ventures.

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Aerospace industry ERP communication strategy, Aerospace & academia ERP information management strategy, Communication channels for aviation industry, Technology diffusion & knowledge diffusion

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/68285

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M. A. Rashid, H. Qureshi, M.-u.-D. Shami, N. Khan, E. Sayin, and İ. H. SEYREK, “Aerospace-Academia: ERP-Communication Framework Strategy,” 2010, p. 209, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/68285.