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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP):
From traditional methods of manual Bookkeeping andprocessing of Financial Accounting Information by
Financial Accountants, Financial Accounting has
evolved today to leverage the manifold benefits ofDigital Computing. Enterprise Resource Planning
(ERP) System is a new age model of Financial
Accounting Information System, which capturesorganization wide data and generates Financial
Statements and Reports based on real time activity.
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An ERP system is made up of key components which make up
a large organization, such as Sales and Marketing,
Manufacturing and Logistics, Transactional System, Customer
Relationship Management, Supply Chain Management,
Warehouse Management, Human Resource Management,
Financial Accounting, Quality Assurance and the
Management Console. The ERP software system is deployed
organization wide, where employees from different functions
access their respective component and feed in data on a real
time basis. These software components are hosted centrally by
the main processing modules, which have access to all dataand is capable of processing information and generating
reports real time. This automation saves Financial
Accountants the monotonous work, however though they do
inspect the transaction records and manage conflicts daily.
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Financial Accounting Statements and Reports are generated
instantly out of the system. Financial Accountants have better
predictability about information being processed and conflicts
are pointed out by the software, with possible corrective
options. Financial Accountants also have flexibility in
adjusting the software behavior, to favor different Financial
Accounting approaches and calculation methods.Management Accounting Reports are also generated real time
as part of the ERP Decision Support System, which gives
leadership and management better flexibility and advantage in
committing healthy operational decisions.
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ERP software systems are very expensive and most
organizations cannot afford them. ERP is built upon a
standard presumed organizational model with limited software
customization and therefore some large organizations cannot
fit in their dispersed model within the software. When ERP is
implemented spanning the organizations global operations,
conducting training sessions for employees to operate thesoftware, as well as deploying a dedicated team of IT
personnel across locations for its maintenance, can prove to
be very expensive.
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ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED (EVA)
Concept of EVA
Traditional approaches to measuring shareholders valuecreation have used parameters such as earning
capitalisation. Market capitalisation and present value of
estimated future cash flow. Extensive equity research has now
established that it is not earnings per se, but value which isimportant. A new measure called EVA is increasingly being
applied to understand and evaluate financial performance.
EVA is a residual measure of financial performance. It may be
defined as the operating profit after tax less the charge for the
capital both equity as well as debt used in the business. This
measures is being increasingly used by AAA companies like
Hindustan Lever Ltd.
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The concept of EVA can be described as under: -
EVA = Net Operating Profit after Tax (NOPAT)Cost of
Capital Employed(COCE)Where,
NOPAT = Profits after depreciation and taxes but before
interest costs.
NOPAT thus represents the total pool of profits available on
an ungeared basis to provide a return on lenders andshareholders; and
COCE = Waited average cost of Capital (WACC) x Average
capital employed
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What does EVA show?EVA is residual income after charging the company for the
cost of capital provided by lenders and shareholders. It
represents the value added to the shareholders by generatingoperating profits in excess of the cost of capital employed in
the business.
When will EVA increase?
EVA will increase if:
a) Operating profits can be made to grow without employing
more capital, i.e., greater efficiency.b) Additional capital is invested in projects that return more
than the cost of obtaining new capital, i.e., profitable growth.
c) Capital is curtailed in activities that do not cover the cost
of capital, i.e., liquidate unproductive capital.
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Utilities i) EVAPresents the value added to the shareholders by generating
operating profits over and above the cost of capital employed in the
business. Hence it is a measure of financial performance of the
company.
ii) EVA is a management tool that discloses the impact of both
strategic as well as operational decisions of the management. The
examples of strategic decisions are: what investment to make, which
business to exit, which financial structure is optimal, etc., whileoperational decisions include, whether to make in house or out
source, repair or replace equipment or, make short or long
production runs, etc.
iii) EVA cam prove as an effective tool for increasing shareholderswealth, through integrating EVA framework in four areas, viz., to
measuring business performance, guiding managerial decision-
making, aligning managerial incentives with shareholder interests
and improving the financial and business literacy throughout the
organization