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　　Third, there is an opportunity to instruct students on capital budgeting and management accounting in an ERP environment. It is likely that the simulation of a company and its ERP system would be needed to adequately prepare students for this change in environment. The pre-ERP approach to management accounting as paper andpencil or Excel calculations would need to be replaced with the ERP approach to management accounting recognising ERP as a process within a set of systems.

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