enterprise resource planning in project-based organizations

enterprise resource planning is an example of enterprise information technology that integrates planning, allocation, and control of all parts of the organization. project-based organizations, given the temporary status of projects, have high diversity and low capacity to integrate all of their information infrastructures into the planning of organization resources. in this study, based on slack and lewis's approach to operations strategy, that examines all aspects of the operation, and in their book, in a separate chapter, they focus on the different dimensions of process technology and information technology. one of these discussions is the strategic planning of organization resources in information technology and evaluating it. based on these studies, the present study addresses these issues for project-based organizations. as a result, enthusiasts in the field of planning resource resources in project-based organizations can, with the idea of this study, create and plan their own organization resources if not maintained and improved.