Hype Cycle for ERP, 2009

ID Number: G00169615

15 September 2009

Denise Ganly James Richardson Tim Payne Pat Phelan Andrew White Claudio Da Rold Kimberly Collins Gene Phifer Deborah R Wilson Benoit J. Lheureux Jeff Woods John Radcliffe Rita L. Sallam Kurt Schlegel Carol Rozwell Thomas Otter James Holincheck Christian Hestermann Johan Jacobs Jim Davies Eric Knipp Nigel Rayner Yvonne Genovese French Caldwell Paul E. Proctor Thomas J. Bittman Janelle B. Hill David Mitchell Smith Whit Andrews Michele Cantara

ERP has expanded beyond core administrative and operational systems to become the end-to-end process and information backbone of an organization. Users should look beyond ERP cost optimization toward the growth possibilities that ERP offers when used with various cross-domain technologies.

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Table of Contents

Analysis

What You Need to Know

The Hype Cycle

The Priority Matrix

Off The Hype Cycle

On the Rise

		Collaborative Decision Making
		Continuous Controls Monitoring
		'MDM Aware' Applications
		Enterprise Marketing Management
		Integrated Business Planning
		Office-Based Business Applications
		SaaS-Based ERP for SMBs
		Embedded Analytics
		RSS in the Enterprise
		ERP Infrastructure Utility
		Multienterprise Business Process Platform
		Multienterprise Business Process Support
		Cloud Computing for the Enterprise
		Folksonomies/Social Tagging
		Mobile Web Applications for ERP on Consumer Devices
		Model-Driven Business Process Applications
		Product Performance Management
		Global, Integrated MRM
		Virtualization

At the Peak

		Talent Management Application Suites
		Business Process Templates
		Packaged Integration
		How to Optimize ERP Use: Business Process-Oriented Support
		Open-Source ERP Infrastructure
		Master Data Management
		Business Process Management Suites

Sliding Into the Trough

		Extended Purchasing Suites
		Direct-POS Analytics Applications
		Unsupported ERP
		E-Service Suites
		Single-Instance ERP

Climbing the Slope

		RFID and Sensor-Based Inventory Management
		Two-Tier ERP
		Workforce Management
		Business Intelligence Platforms
		CPM Suites

Entering the Plateau

ERP Break/Fix Support

Appendixes

Hype Cycle Phases, Benefit Ratings and Maturity Levels

Recommended Reading

List of Tables

	Table 1.	Hype Cycle Phases

	Table 2.	Benefit Ratings

	Table 3.	Maturity Levels

List of Figures

	Figure 1.	Hype Cycle for ERP, 2009

	Figure 2.	Priority Matrix for ERP, 2009

	Figure 3.	Hype Cycle for ERP, 2007

Hype Cycle for ERP, 2009
15 September 2009

Hype Cycle for ERP, 2007
5 October 2007

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