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The Relationship Between the Enterprise Resource Planning System and Maintenance Planning System: An Empirical Study |
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PP: 1335-1343 |
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doi:10.18576/isl/110502
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Author(s) |
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Kafa AL Nawaiseh,
Hamzeh Alawamleh,
Mohammad Al Shibly,
Mohammad Almari,
Tareq Abu Orabi,
Rula Jerisat,
Basel Ali,
Amer Badadwa,
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Abstract |
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This studys objective is to investigate the interaction between an enterprises ERP system and its maintenance planning system. The primary data were collected using a structured questionnaire in a descriptive and analytical cross- sectional survey. To accomplish the goal of this study, data collection was conducted by giving a questionnaire to a selected group of top managers, supervisors, and engineers at Lafarge Cement Jordan. The findings indicate that an ERP systems (workforce, information) component has a favorable and statistically significant link with equipment availability. The findings indicate that the (Spares Tools & Materials, Outsourcing,) component of an ERP system has insignificant effect on equipment availability. The outcome of the other model indicated that an ERP systems (Spares Tools & Materials, Outsourcing, and Workforce) components have a positive and substantial link with workforce utilization. The findings indicate that the (Information) component of an ERP system has a negligible effect on workforce utilization. A future research target for the characteristics is to expand on the present attributes by incorporating maintenance activities for vendor-supplied patches and designing and implementing a comprehensive set of paperless maintenance forms for managing and recording all maintenance operations.
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