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The 13 pages that link to Enterprise resource planning, each with the reason it gives.

• Supply chainRelated: Shared operational records help coordinate purchases, production, stock, and orders.

• Software as a serviceBroader topic: Cloud-hosted ERP applies the SaaS model to interconnected business operations.

• Vendor lock-inRelated: Replacing an ERP system can require extensive data conversion and process redesign.

• Business intelligenceCompared with: ERP systems generate operational data that BI analyzes rather than primarily serving as analytical platforms.

• Mainframe computerRelated: Some large organizations run enterprise workloads on mainframes for centralized processing.

• Business process managementCompared with: ERP systems support processes, but BPM is a management discipline rather than a software suite.

• Customer relationship managementCompared with: ERP centers on internal resources and transactions, while CRM centers on customer relationships.

• Decision support systemRelated: Its shared data can support decisions across finance, production, and operations.

• Information systemBroader topic: It links functions such as finance, procurement, and production in one system.

• Information technologyBroader topic: ERP systems join information flows across an organization.

• IntranetCompared with: ERP systems manage operational data and transactions rather than serving as a general internal network.

• Business informaticsBroader topic: ERP systems embody the field's concern with linking processes across departments.

• Product data managementCompared with: ERP centers on business operations such as purchasing and production, while PDM centers on product information.