ERP Conceptual Model for School Using 4+1 View Model of Architecture
Keywords:
Enterprise resource planning, unified modeling language, school.Abstract
In last couples of year, the usage of Enterprise
Resource Planning (ERP) has been applied by the
organizations to support an integrated and real time business
process. Basically it can be applied not only in a company but
also in education institution such as school. This paper will try
to provide an ERP’s conceptual model to support business
process at school. It is pictured using Unified Modeling
Language (UML) notation with architecture model “4+1 View”
approach. Hopefully this architecture model can help analysis
and design for business process at school whole fully. ERP’s
conceptual model could help ERP School application developer
to understand a clearer ERP’s system and to develop it easily.
Adopt the ERP school model can gain more effective ERP
system.
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