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By S. Maurer
The non-profit Business Technology Open University – http://business-technology. us – offer a completely free MBA of Enterprise Resources Planning ERP. Its operations are supported by ads – content oriented – of companies, inside the texts of the lessons. However, Business Technology is totally independent and without any connection with any manufacturer or consultant.
More and more in the next 5 years the companies will need a Enterprise Resources Planning ERP, that uses the new technologies (computers, Internet, communications, etc) in all types of processings in the internal world of a company.
The ERPs principles it is very clear, he is destined for a company to take care of all its internal traditional assetses with the use of the computer systems – less and less expensive and simultaneously more powerful – that is to say to take care of its internal world.
The ERP solutions helps to the business men to operate better to provide online instantaneous access to the information and operations of the company’s accounting, finance, production, services, distribution, retail and wholesale operations, warehouse operations, material handling and manufacturing, human resources, etc. , all together and integrated, that is to say of everything internal in a modern company.
The Business Technology free MBA of Enterprise Resources Planning ERP courses are only in English and by correspondence, with 2 to 5 lessons a week.
The pre-requirements for the registrations are one of the following:
College/University graduated or in course to graduate, or
Good job experience in the choiced MBA matter
and those registrations can be made individually or in groups of employees’ of companies or Governments officers.
In the moment Business Technology already has 193,000 students from the entire World, and the projection for the end of this year is of more 400,000 students.