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THE INFLUENCE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ON ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE WITH ERP IMPLEMENTATION AS MEDIATOR

DOI:10.31933/DIJMS Abstract: This study examines whether knowledge sharing has influence on organizational performance, where Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is used as a mediator connecting these two variables. ERP system is unique because it requires users who have more knowledge and have special skills, in contrast to usual users who usually do their job manually. In corporation world, an integrated system like ERP should be wellsocialized at maximum rate to reach performance effectiveness and efficiency that will surely result in organizational productivity. Nonetheless, in many organizational cases there are still numerous employees who decline to share knowledge in regeneration process due to their fears of being replaced by younger ones and this keeps the knowledge sharing process on hold. With total of 500 employees in a textile company in Bandung County, the writer takes 250 samples as the population representation. Data analysis is undergone through Structure Equating Model (SEM) with assistance of SPSS application, the writer can see the relationship of knowledge sharing and its influence on organizational performance.


INTRODUCTION
As the competition in business keeps escalating over time, demanding awareness of knowledge resources importance as companies' intellectual capital to reach competing advantage. Knowledge holds a very important role in increasing performances within company's elements. The research of goals implementation knowledge management towards 150 companies throughout Europe and US produced a conclusion: the existence of knowledge management results in collaboration increases, employees knowledge transfers, that knowledge management implementation consist of those three, and the writer takes grand theory from Liebowitz as a foundation for this research.

Organizational Performance
Organizational performance is the totality of work result achieved by an organization. As achievement of organization goals indicates organizational performances, for how far is this organization could reach their goals in relation to goals that had been set before. (Surjadi, 2009:7).

Indicators
This research uses few indicators on each of its variable. On knowledge creation variable, the indicators are (a) socialization, (b) externalization, (c) combination, and (d) internalization. Then, in the knowledge sharing variable, the indicators will be (a) comparation, (b) consequences, (c) connections, and (d) conversations. On the next variable knowledge implementing, the indicators will be (a) patent, licensed technology (b) knowledge based customer service, (c) knowledge product and embedded technology, (d) separate KBS application product, and (e) knowledge workers at all level. For the third variable innovation the indicators are (a) process innovation, (b) product innovation, and (c) administration innovation. On the last variable organization, the indicators are (a) financial perspective, (b) internal perspective, (c) customer perspective, and (d) innovation & learning perspective.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) as mentioned in O'Brien, J.A., & Marakas, G. M. (2010:272) is a corporate system covering all functions in a company that are boosted by some integrated software module aims to support company's internal business process. For example, ERP software specialized for manufacturing company basically starts from processing incoming data, tracking sales status, inventory, goods shipping, and goods billing, also estimating raw materials and the need for human resources. James A. Hall (2011:31) mentioned ERP as an information system model that enables an organization to automate and integrate their main business process. Enterprise Resource Planning, as mentioned in Turban, Rainer, and Potter (2007:10) is designed to solve problems in information system functional area by integrating functional areas with the database. Based on definitions above, a conclusion can be made: Enterprise Resource Planning is an information system concept that integrates every module to support company's main business process.

RESEARCH METHODS
The method used for this research is quantitative method, and SEM (Structure, Equating Model) used for the data analysis. The research object consists of three variables: Knowledge Management, Organizational performance, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). The Knowledge Management variable is an independent variable, symbolized by X which will be descended into three smaller dimensions X1, X2, X3. Organizational performance is a dependent variable symbolized by Y and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a connecting variable or mediator symbolized by Z. Based on explanation above, the conceptual framework paradigm will be described through the following picture: H0 = -Employees' working motivation has no positive influence on employees'working productivity‖. H1 = -Employees' working motivation has positive influence on employees'working productivity‖.

FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION
Analysis of Knowledge Management Influence on the Organizational Performance through Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) program is explained based on the result of the calculation of multiple regression analysis using Structure Equating Model (SEM) so it will be possible to see the resulting correlation between the variables. This research is undergoing hypothesis testing with stastitic analysis, so that the existing research hypothesis is transformed to null hypothesis. This null hypothesis will be tested later through statistic analysis. This research uses multiple regression analysis where there are more than one independent variables for predicting dependent variable. Based on the calculation, the result is as the following: Knowledge Creation variable has significance value as much as 11.9 % to the Organizational performance through Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) with 0.000 significance, which means this contribution is significant. Knowledge Sharing variable has significance value as much as 13.7 % to the Organizational performance through Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) with 0.000 significance, which means this contribution is significant.
Knowledge Implementing variable has significance value as much as 7,2 % to the Organizational performance through Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) with 0.000 significance, which means this contribution is significant. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) variable has significance value as much as 10.1 % to the Organizational performance with 0.000 significance, which means this contribution is significant. From the data above, a conclusion can be made that all the hypotheses have been accepted even though there is an underperforming significance value, such as in Knowledge Implementing which has 7,2% to the Organizational performance. This thing happens because not all the employee were really implementing or applying the knowledge they have into their working system, they hesitated if they do what they know willingly, they would have been taken for granted and not getting the deserved compensantion from the employer which can be count as a loss for them. The highest scoring variable in significance value is Knowledge Sharing which means a lot of employees did the knowledge sharing in their working system and this has significant influence on the organizational performance globally.

CONCLUSION AND SUGESTION
This research conclude a result that all the X variables consist of Knowledge Creation, Knowledge Sharing, and Knowledge Implementing has significant influence on the Organizational performance through the implementing of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) program. There are numerous facts on field and research concept found during the data collecting, so that the writer would like to give some suggestions for further research as follows: sampling technique can be taken and categorized based on divisions and departments, as well as the ranking diffence for corporate officer which could enable the value differentiations. For example, a supervisor who has obligation to share knowledge to his staffs contrasts to his staff who has no obligation to do so. Therefore, corporate officer rank or level could be included as subject characteristics in the further research.