ERP Implementation at BPCL
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Case Details:
Case Code : ITSY005
Case Length : 09 Pages
Period : 1991-2001
Pub Date : 2002
Teaching Note : Available
Organization : BPCL
Industry : Petroleum
Countries : India
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"It's true that 9 out of 10 ERP implementations in India
failed."
- Girish Menon, Vice-President, Global Marketing and
Planning, Ramco Systems, in October 2001.
The BPCL-ERP Story
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In November 2001, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL),
a leading player in the Indian petroleum industry, successfully implemented an
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). Implementation began in April 2000 after the
company decided to integrate all its activities through the ERP package SAP R/31.
The company hoped to speed up its decision-making and respond faster to customer
needs through ERP. The intention was to show the differentiation in service,
retain customers and help increase the business of its Industrial & Commercial
(I&C) customers2. BPCL also wanted to
increase its retail thrust by exploiting IT initiatives to the maximum. |
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The noteworthy aspect was that the company was one of the very few Indian
companies to have successfully implemented ERP.
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Background Note
BPCL
In 1951, the Government of India entered into an
agreement with UK-based Burmah Oil Company and Shell Petroleum Co. (Burmah-Shell)
for establishing an oil refinery in Bombay.
In 1952, this agreement led to the incorporation of Burmah Shell Oil
Refineries Ltd.
In January 1955, the refinery at Bombay went on stream, and in 1962, the
refinery started processing crude oil from Ankleshwar in Gujarat. |
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