1. mySAP ERP Presented by Mahesh Panchal(07030244006) Nitin Garg(07030244008) Rajesh Patil(07030244016) Ravindra Nath Sharma(07030244018) Utkarsh Khare(07030244025)

5. SAP Business Strategy: SAP Direct Vertical Sales Resellers Business One Centers Sales/Service Partners

6. For Over 30 Years, SAP Has Been Driving ERP – and They Continue to Do So… 70s SAP Invents Real-Time ERP SAP defines and establishes a new approach to Integrated Standard Business Software. ERP = The Business Software Industry The approach that SAP established becomes industry standard. New competitors enter the market. ERP Rapid Adoption Companies start to adopt ERP on a massive scale Dot.com Hype: ERP = Old E-Business = New Trends seemed to indicate that ERP was an out-of-fashion model mySAP ERP E-Business is now seen as an extension of ERP, not a replacement. SAP is leading the new industry standard for collaborative business applications. 80s 90s 00s

7. Evolution of SAP

11. SAP R/3 Architecture

13. SAP R/3 System Architecture

14. SAP integration architecture

17. Systems in R3 Development System (DC) Quality System (QC) Production System (IC) Client 110 100 etc.. Transport Request

19. Clients in R/3

20. R/3 Technology Environment DB2 for OS/390 ADABAS D DB2 for AIX INFORMIX-OnLine ORACLE Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT, OSF/Motif *, OS/2 Presentation Manager (PM), Macintosh *, Java ADABAS D MS SQL Server INFORMIX-OnLine ORACLE ABAP/4, C, C++, HTML, Java DB2 for OS/400 OS/390 AIX Digital UNIX HP-UX Reliant UNIX (SINIX) SOLARIS Windows NT OS/400 Hardware Bull/Zenith Compaq Data General ... NCR Sequent SNI Digital HP (Intel) IBM (Intel) Bull Digital HP IBM SNI SUN UNIX Systems IBM AS/400 Operating systems Dialog SAPGUI Languages Databases IBM S/390

21. Platforms and Databases supported by R/3 Operating Systems Supported Hardware Supported Front ends Supported Databases AIX SINIX IBM SNI SUN Win 3.1/ 95 / NT DB2 for AIX SOLARIS HP-UX Digital HP OSF / Motif Informix – Online Digital Unix Bull OS/2 Macintosh Oracle 7.1 ADABAS D Windows NT AT&T Compaq Bull / Zenith HP (Intel) SNI IBM (Intel) Digital (Intel) Data-General Win 3.1 / 95 / NT OSF / Motif OS/2 Macintosh Oracle 7.1 SQL Server 6.0 ADABAS D OS/400 AS/400 Win 95 OS/2 DB2/400

22. SAP R/3 Modules

23. SAP Modules SAP R/3 FI WF PS PM WM PP MM SD HR AM CO QM PP – Production Planning WM – Warehouse Management PM – Plant Maintenance AM – Asset Management PS – Project System MM – Materials Management SD – Sales and Distribution QM – Quality Management WF – Workflow HR – Human Resources CO – Controlling FI – Financial Accounting

25. MM Material Procurement Inventory Management Batch Management Goods inspection Invoice Verification PP BOM/Work Center/Routing MRP Capacity Evaluations Production Orders QM in production SD Inquiry processing Sales Order Processing Delivery Processing Billing FI General Ledger Accounts Payable Accounts receivable Cash management CO Cost Center Accounting Product Costing Order Contribution Analysis Module Functionalities

27. Financial Accounting Payables Receivables Bank accounts General Ledger Cash management and forecast Foreign exchange management Management of secureties and loans Finance information system Bank Invoice verification Credit management Consolidation Extended General Ledger Accounts payable Accounts receivable

29. Sales and Distribution Processing M A T E R I A L S M A N A G E M E N T

31. Sales Order Process (Order-to-Cash) Sales Order Entry Post Goods Issue Invoice Customer Pick Materials Receipt of Customer Payment Pack Materials Check Availability

33. Procurement Process (Procure-to-Pay) Purchase Requisition Payment to Vendor Notify Vendor Vendor Shipment Invoice Receipt Goods Receipt Purchase Order

35. Production Planning FI CO HR Cost accounting Financial accounting Human resources Project Networks Maintenance Repairs Plant maintenance Inbound Raw Material Finished Goods Sales and Operations Planning Demand management / MPS Material requirements planning Detailed Schedeling and Planning Capacity planning Shop floor control Costing Information system Purchasing Warehouse Invoice verification Sales Shipping Billing Customers Vendors SD PP SD SD SD MM SD QM SD PM SD PS

39. SAP Product Overview

41. Evolution of SAP products SAP R/3 my SAP Solutions my SAP Business Suite

42. mySAP Solutions Operations Corporate Services mySAP HR mySAP Financials Adaptive Business Solutions SAP R/3 mySAP SCM mySAP PLM mySAP SRM mySAP CRM

43. my SAP Business Suite mySAP PLM mySAP SCM mySAP mySAP SRM CRM Operations Corporate Services mySAP HR mySAP Financials Application Platform ( Web As ) People Integration (Portal) Information Integration( BI,MDM ) Process Integration (XI) SAP NetWeaver

45. My SAP Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

46. CRM Solution Map

47. CRM – Holistic view

48. Where does a CRM solution fit ? Who Sales Service Marketing Executives What Service Transact Fulfill Engage Which way Internet Mobile Telephony How Operational Collaborative Analytical Workplace Use a CRM Solution to complete the Cycle

49. My SAP Supplier Relationship Management (SRM)

50. SRM Vision

54. SAP Netweaver

55. A Roadmap for Web Services

56. Services are changing SAP’s Product portfolio

57. From Basis to WAS

60. ERP implementation

62. Ways to Implement: There are two main implementation approaches: Roll Out : inclusion of subsequent releases and/or locations in separate systems. Roll In : inclusion of subsequent releases and/or locations in same systems. Both focus on implementation at one location or one area of functionality, followed by subsequent implementation of other sites and/or functional areas The alternative to Roll Out and Roll In is Big Bang Generally only considered for small (<200) implementations

64. Cost of SAP deployment

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