Himss erp scm031307
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This document summarizes a presentation about current and future states of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and supply chain management (SCM) systems in healthcare. It notes that current systems are built on outdated technology and are difficult to integrate. The presentation defines ERP functions as human capital management, financial management, and SCM. It provides examples of ERP solutions like Lawson, Oracle, and SAP that address these functions. It discusses how service-oriented architecture and principles can redefine ERP and SCM systems to better align with business needs and improve agility, costs, and other benefits. Overall trends include more cross-functional teams, seamless services, single systems with multiple solutions, and faster decision-making.
Himss erp scm031307
- 1. Healthcare Enterprise Resource Planning and Supply Chain Management Systems, Strategy and Solutions
- 2. 3/9/2007 An Educational Update to the HIMSS Enterprise Information Systems Steering Committee Presented by: Tim Salaver, MBA, PMP, CSSMBB President Cornerstone Systems Solutions, Inc. www.go-css.com 702.286.7464 Mobile 702.446.5349 Fax President President@APICSGGC.org Golden Gate Chapter APICS The Association for Operations Management www.apicsggc.org 925.997-1634 Mobile 702.446.5349 Fax
- 3. 3/9/2007 Current ERP and SCM State Built on 20 to 40 year-old technology, programming languages and architectures Cumbersome to integrate and connect with clinical systems Defined in pieces, not solutions Controlled by IT, not the users Complexity burdens clinical users A prime example….
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- 5. 3/9/2007 ERP and SCM Systems Re-defined Healthcare Enterprise Resource Planning has been redefined by Gartner as Corporate and Institutional Administration representing Human Capital Management, Payroll and Benefits Financial and Accounting Management Supply Chain Management Infrastructure and Security
- 7. 3/9/2007 Human Capital Management Time and Absence Management Training Administration Personnel Administration Position Management Payroll Benefits Administration
- 8. 3/9/2007 Human Capital Management Solutions: Several Examples Kronos Workforce Timekeeper Lawson Healthcare Solutions API Navigator Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise Financial Management SAP McKesson Pathways Financial Management
- 9. 3/9/2007 Financial and Accounting Management General Ledger Accounts Payable Accounts Receivable Asset Management Grant Management Cash Management Project Accounting Budgeting and Planning Business Intelligence Benchmarking and Performance Metrics
- 10. 3/9/2007 Supply Chain Management Store Room and Warehouse Inventory Control Demand Planning and Forecasting Requisitioning Purchasing and Receiving Distribution and Replenishment
- 11. 3/9/2007 Financial and Supply Chain Solutions: Some Examples Lawson Healthcare Solutions Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise Financial Management SAP Ormed Meditech General Financials McKesson Pathways Financial Management
- 12. 3/9/2007 Service Oriented Architecture Mechanism for defining business services and operating models. Provide a structure for IT to deliver against the actual business requirements and adapt in a similar way to the business. Services created properly represent the business view.
- 13. 3/9/2007 SOA Business Benefits Business Agility Cost Reductions Revenue Growth IT Flexibility Customer Satisfaction Greater Productivity Services Reuse Faster Time to Market Faster Consolidation/M&A
- 14. 3/9/2007 Service Oriented Architecture Principles redefines ERP and SCM
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- 16. 3/9/2007 Healthcare ERP and SCM Trends Transitioning toward alignment of IT initiatives toward corporate objectives and clinical quality Re-assigning of departmental resources to cross- functional service teams and systems Integration of services not processes Service Cycle is seamless (Requisition to Check) One System, Many Solutions Elimination of redundant services (multiple item masters, vendor masters, and customer masters) Proactive transformation toward faster decisions
- 17. 3/9/2007 For additional information about the work efforts of the HIMSS EIS Steering Committee within supply chain management and enterprise resource planning, please contact: JoAnn W. Klinedinst, CPHIMS, PMP, FHIMSS Director, Healthcare Information Systems HIMSS jklinedinst@himss.org