Important international ERP professors & chairs

Co-author of the widely used textbook „Concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning“ (with Bret Wagner). Her research and teaching centre on ERP systems in higher education and SAP-based, process-oriented learning.

Co-author of the standard textbook „Concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning“ (with Ellen Monk) and initiator of SAP integration into the WMU curriculum. Research related to production planning and integrated supply management.

Sole author of the textbook „Enterprise Resource Planning“ (Pearson/Prentice Hall) and a long-standing researcher on ERP implementation, risk and IT project management. AIS Senior Scholar.

Lead author of the textbook „Enterprise Systems for Management“ (Pearson) and Chair of the Department of Operations and Information Systems. Researches the implementation and adoption of enterprise systems.

Co-author of the SAP-oriented textbooks „Integrated Business Processes with ERP Systems“ and „Business Process Integration with SAP ERP“, and MSIS program director.

Author of the vendor-neutral textbook „Modern ERP: Select, Implement, and Use Today's Advanced Business Systems“, used at many universities. Research on ERP selection, implementation and analytics.

Directs the Center for ERP at Missouri S&T and coordinates the campus's SAP and Microsoft Dynamics teaching systems. Built extensive university–industry partnerships around ERP.

Founder and director of the ERPsim Lab and principal inventor of ERPsim – a widely adopted SAP-based teaching simulation for enterprise systems. Researches ERP learning and NeuroIS.

Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) researching knowledge management and the success of ERP implementations. Earned his PhD on „Knowledge management competence for ERP implementation success“.

Author of the much-cited concept „ERP II: a conceptual framework for next-generation enterprise systems“ and a professor focused on enterprise information systems and Industry 4.0.

Associate Professor with an extensive body of research on the implementation and adoption of enterprise systems / ERP, including in transition economies.

Author of the academic standard work „Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: Systems, Life Cycle, Electronic Commerce, and Risk“ (Cambridge University Press). Researches enterprise systems, AI and accounting.

Influential author of, among others, „Mission Critical: Realizing the Promise of Enterprise Systems“, which shaped the debate about the value contribution of ERP. A well-known thought leader on analytics and enterprise AI.

A foundational enterprise-systems researcher; co-authored the widely cited „Learning from Adopters' Experiences with ERP“. Her research on ERP implementation and benefits is among the field's foundations.

Co-author of the foundational paper „What is ERP?“ (2000) and a key contributor to the Enterprise Systems Success Measurement Model. Long-standing enterprise-systems research at QUT.

Co-author of the much-cited ERP-definition paper „What is ERP?“ (2000) and an internationally known researcher on business process management and enterprise systems.

Co-author of the widely cited introduction „Enterprise Resource Planning: Introduction“ (Communications of the ACM, 2000) and chair of Business Information Systems with an enterprise-systems focus.

Co-editor of „The Enterprise Resource Planning Decade: Lessons Learned and Issues for the Future“ and a professor of information systems with long-standing ERP-implementation research.