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PRESENTED BY:
Debasish Devkumar PadhyKushal RoyRicha DarukaSabyasachi SahooSonam KeshriSumedha Dutta

Agenda
• Introduction
• Business Strategy
• Challenges and Solution
• ERP Selection
• Benefits of Web Enabled IT
• Porter’s Five Forces Model

INTRODUCTION
Founder : 2 Stanford Computer scientist (1984)
Vision : New World Network
Core Product : Router
Digitization

Internet
Voice
Video
Data
Digitization
INTRODUCTION

BUSINESS STRATEGY
1
•Assemble a broad product line
2
•Systematize acquisitions
3
•Set industry-wide software standards for networking
4
•Pick the right strategic partners

ERP
INEFFICIENT EXISTING SYSTEM
UNAUTHORISED ACCESS TO DATABASE
UNSCALABLE TO SUPPORT RAPID
GROWTH
LEGACY SYSTEM FAILURE
Challenges and Solution

ERP Selection
FACTORS
COSTTIME
VENDOR
$115 million for ERP and Web Enablement
Oracle9 Months

Benefits of Web Enabled IT
WEB ENABLED IT
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
EMPLOYEE
CUSTOMER

Benefits to Customer
Cisco Connecti
on Online
Cisco.com
Net-commerce
CUSTOMER ORIENTED
APPLICATIONS

Benefits to Employee
Executive Information
System
Decision Support System
Employee Self Service
Self Service HR Cisco Employee Connection My Yahoo.com

Benefits to Supply Chain Management
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
ORIENTED APPLICATION
DIRECT FULFILLMEN
T
NEW PRODUCT INTRODUCTIO
N
AUTO-TEST
SINGLE ENTERPRISE
DYNAMIC REPLENISHM
ENT

Porter’s Five Forces Model
SuppliersBargaining Power
(LOW)Cisco is OEM
Potential Entrants(LOW)
High Investment Technological Know-how
BuyersBargaining Power
(LOW)Few Alternative available in Market
Industry Competitors(MEDIUM)
Juniper
