SAP is an ERP package, which is used in many companies worldwide.The full form for SAP is System Application Products in Data Processing. The product is German in origin. we can see the SAP Overview of major sap modules include financial accounting-FI,Production planning-PP,Sales and Distribution-SD,Controlling (costing)-CO,Materials management (MM) and Human Resources (HR).
The full form of ERP is Enterprise Resources Planning. Previously companies used to do MRP i.e. Material Resource Planning. ERP is the up gradation of the same. The need for ERP arose due to lack of proper / common database available for all the functions in an organization.
The purpose of this phase is to create the Business Blueprint, which is a detailed documentation of the simplified business process, which will cover all the processes documented in the AS IS phase. We will mainly refer the … Read More
The purpose of this phase is to move from a pre-production environment to a live productive operation. After loading the closing balances in the system it is handed over to users for productive use. We must set up a support … Read More
When a company decides to implement selected modules of SAP ECC then that marks the start of an implementation project. A project manager is assigned to the SAP project who manages the project from start to end. End date is … Read More
SAP runs eight different types of processes on Application Server. How many actual processes would be run for each type is dictated by SAP instance profiles (which we will talk about next).
These SAP process are sometimes references as DVEBMSG, … Read More
The purpose of this Project Realization Phase is to implement business and process requirements based on the Business Blueprint. The objectives are final implementation in the system, an overall test, and the release of the system for productive (live) operation. … Read More
During this phase, the SAP implementation team goes through initial planning and project preparation for SAP project for the client. This phase consists of 5 steps.
