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== Overview ==

Irrespective of whether the company is a multi-national, multimillionmulti million-dollar organization, non-profit, or a small company with single digit million turnover, the goal of system selection is to source a system that can provide functionality for all of the business processes; that will get complete user acceptance; management approval and, most importantly, can provide significant [[return on investment]] for the [[shareholders]].

Since the mid-1970s, when there was widespread introduction of computer packages into leading companies to assist in [[material requirements planning]], software companies have striven,<ref>Orlicky's material requirements planning by Joseph Orlicky, George W. Plossi 1994 {{ISBN|0-07-050459-8}}</ref> and for the most part succeeded, to create packages that assist in all aspects of running a business from [[manufacturing]]; [[supply chain management]]; [[human resources]]; through to financials. This led to the evolution of ERP Systems.