Udemy - ERP Core Concepts Essential Training using Excel

What you'll learn
Learn the core concepts of ERP in seven functional areas- CRM, CPQ, SCM, ACFI, HCM, EM and KPI.
Get hands-on experience in creating and manipulating ERP data using Excel.
Familiarize with key terms used in an enterprise.
Develop an enterprise mindset and participate effectively in cross functional teams.
Requirements
All you need for this course is Excel 2007 or above. No other software is required.
Description
In this course, you will learn about core concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning and Enterprise Management. The primary learning goal of this course is to achieve a comprehensive understanding of all major functions of an enterprise.
Topic covered include detailed lessons in seven enterprise functions - CRM - Customer Relations Management, CPQ - Configure, Price and Quote, SCM- Supply Chain Management including Transport management, Materials Management and Production Planning, ACFI - Accounting and Finance, HCM - Human Capital Management, EM- Enterprise Management including Assets, Projects, Legal, IT and Risks, and finally KPI- Key Performance Indicators. When you learn about these topics in detail, you will get a comprehensive understanding of an enterprise. Exercises in this course are intended to help you engage with the enterprise at a deeper level.
The course requires the use of Excel 2007 or above only. This is the only course available where you can learn ERP using Excel end to end. A toy train manufacturing company, called the Volcano Toy Company is used to teach the concepts from beginning to end. As you go through this course, you will realize that making a small toy train is not a trivial exercise. but you will gain enough information to start thinking about what it would take to manufacture a real train!
Who this course is for
Business Executives (CxO), Business Professionals (Sales,SupplyChain,Accounting,Engineering), MBA/BBA students, MIS students
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/erp-core-concepts-essential-training-using-excel