Describe the differences between the three different ERP implementation strategies (comprehensive, middle-of-the-road, and vanilla).

Name one major difference between traditional SDLC approaches and ERP implementation plans.

Stage one of the ERP lifecycle approach is the scope and commitment stage. The various scopes include: gap analysis, physical scope, BPR scope, technical scope, resource scope, and implementation scope.

Describe one (i.e., tell me about the decision points). ERP implementation plans (or conversion) can take many forms: phased, pilot, parallel, and "Big Bang." The difference is when and how "go live" happens. Describe which is most conservative and which is least (based on the when and how of "go live").

Describe the differences between integration and interface connectivity between ERP systems and third-party products.

What are two of the key infrastructural components (and hence decisions) of ERP implementations?