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A critical component of an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system, is the
workflow knowledge upon which it is built. Success and failure of core business functions is dependant on the integration and symbiosis of ERP and workflow systems.
Workflow management technology has changed the way businesses do business. A typical example of this is the integration of ERP and office automation systems. Under this scenario, each module in the ERP system operates as a process module as opposed to a traditional functional one. A company's structural operations includes many process flows; and as such, a workable ERP system is one that has a thoroughly defined workflow plan.
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