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Methods of Formulating Business Goals Implemented in ERP Accounting Systems

Radka Vaníčková1*

  1. Institute of Technology and Business, Faculty of Business Strategy, Department of Management, České Budějovice, Czechia

* Corresponding author: vanickovaradka@gmail.com

Abstract

The importance of technological innovations is gaining in intensity with the growth of production, distribution and expansion abroad, together with the development of the potential of knowledge workers. The use of automation in robotic processes is used in business processes, which allows increasing productivity in individual parts of processes. The ERP system can accelerate and support efficiency in the supplier and customer process, e.g. in conjunction with Customer Relationship Management. The aim of the paper was to implement an ERP accounting system for a specific project of a company in an international corporation. The aim of the project was to increase the efficiency of accounting operations, simplify the process of recording invoices in the system, and increase the security of the system so that it meets the requirements of accounting audit and IFRS. The primary method used was the logical framework method, which dealt not only with setting business objectives, but also with project management in general, taking into account project management and measurable project outputs, albeit with low / minimum added value and gross time risk.

Keywords:business goalsmethods SMART &ampCLEARObjective Key ResultsLogical Frame LogframeERP accounting system

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