ERP Adoption as a Sustainability Driver: Critical Success Factors for Oracle NetSuite Implementation from an Implementer's Perspective in Indonesian Manufacturing

This dataset supports the research paper "ERP Adoption as a Sustainability Driver: Critical Success Factors for Oracle NetSuite Implementation from an Implementer's Perspective in Indonesian Manufacturing", submitted to the International Conference on Sustainable Business and Economics (ICOSBE) 2026. The dataset contains anonymized semi-structured interview transcripts and MAXQDA 2024 analysis files from six senior Oracle NetSuite consultants and implementers at PS Global Consulting, an Oracle-certified partner operating across Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka. Interviews were conducted in January 2026 in Bahasa Indonesia and have been transcribed and anonymized using participant codes (C1–C6) to protect informant identities. The MAXQDA project file contains the dual-layer coding structure (deductive and inductive layers), the full codebook of 30 codes across 18 sub-themes and four master themes, and 337 coded references derived from thematic analysis following Braun and Clarke's (2021) six-phase process. Keywords: enterprise resource planning, critical success factors, cloud ERP, technology acceptance model, system implementer, manufacturing sector, Oracle NetSuite, Indonesia