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In this chapter, we depict the goals and the content of the elaboration. The written composition is structured into the main parts ERP fundamentals, concepts for embedding artificial intelligence, implementation framework, and case studies. We also briefly explain the problem space, our solution proposal, the approach for deducing the results, and the added value of our findings. For deriving the business requirements and resolving them, we analyzed 60 artificial intelligence ERP use cases and 20 ERP products, which are also itemized in this chapter.

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Sarferaz, S. (2024). Methodology. In: Embedding Artificial Intelligence into ERP Software . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54249-7_1

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