Wireless Network Legacy Replacement – Phase II
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Wireless Network Legacy Replacement – Phase I
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ERP Project Risk Assessment
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Project will probably set our operational direction for the next two decades. Due to the risks, complexity, and resource-intensive nature of this project, it is very important that we identify and follow a few simple philosophical principles in our implementation strategy. Working with the administration, Deans and functional areas of the University, the following are the initial project values:
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ERP Project Benefits
Specific Benefits
Specific benefits to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette resulting from the successful completion of this project include:
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ERP Goals and Objectives
The University is seeking to accomplish the following broad–based goals and objectives with the new system to mitigate or eliminate the aforementioned concerns:
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ERP Business Case
UL Lafayette is currently in the pre-planning and selection phase of a new ERP system. The primary motivations for this process result from many factors including:
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ERP Vendor Links
ERP Presentations
Oracle/Peoplesoft
April 27, 2010
launch.oracle.com/?louisiana
Ellucian/Banner
May 4, 2010
ellucian.com/ull
LeBUG
www.mybrcc.edu/lbug
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ERP Project Definition
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) project is more than a simple installation and implementation of new mission-critical systems and software for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The project will provide and facilitate the following:
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Network Enhancement
During the Fall 2010 STEP cycle, the STEP Council voted to fund two major projects that will have a significant impact on the University's network and the institution's ability to expand voice, data, and video services to the campus community.
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STEP Plan
A mechanism has been put in place for the maintenance and support of the student funded technologies on campus. On April 15, 2010, the STEP Council approved a STEP Sustainability Plan designed to ensure that laboratories, smart classrooms, and infrastructure funded by STEP can be maintained and continue to provide satisfactory service to students. The Plan allocates one third (33%) of STEP revenues to a fund for the following six primary purposes:
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