ERP

integrated business management system (includes all aspects and computerization methods that are needed to effectively plan and manage a business)

ERP may stand for:Effective radiated power, used in radio communicationsEffective rate of protection, a method of working out the value of import tariffsEffective Refractory Period, (Medicine- Cardiac electrophysiology)People's Revolutionary Army (Argentina) (Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo)People's Revolutionary Army (Colombia)People's Revolutionary Army (Mexico)Electronic Road Pricing, toll-collection scheme in SingaporeEnterprise resource planning, an Information Technology term referring to a hardware or software system that serves all departments within an enterpriseEstonian Reform PartyEuropean Recovery Program, better known as the Marshall PlanEvent-related potential, an electrophysiological response to an internal or external stimulusExposure and response prevention, a psychotherapeutic methodErotic Role-playing, a sexual form of Role-playing (also Sexual roleplaying)Erp, figure of Norse mythologyErp (Netherlands)Erp (Germany), a village near CologneEngineer Recon Patrol, Warsaw Pact ground forces doctrine, a small detachment out in front of a mech or armored force identifying routes, obstacles and defense works"Emergency Response Plan", compulsory mostly for the large scale civil engineering construction works where there is a high risk of threat to the health, life and/or environment, see HSE.Economic Report of the President, published annually by the United States President's Council of Economic Advisors on recent economic activity and future policies and predictions.
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Abbreviation for effective radiated power .

Enterprise Resource Planning

designed to improve shareholder and customer value by integrating manufacturing, financial and distribution functions to dynamically balance and optimize an enterprise's resources.

a broad set of activities that help a manufacturer or other business manage the important parts of its operations, including product planning, parts purchasing, maintaining inventories, interacting with suppliers, providing customer service, and tracking orders; ERP is sometimes also done in human resources and finance.