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06.implementing mySAP Business Suite
06.implementing mySAP Business Suite
mySAP Business
Suite - Overview
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Learning Objectives
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Agenda
Implementation
Summary
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Implementation Projects
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Challenges During Implementation Projects
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Agenda
Implementation
Summary
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SAP Solution Manager - Goals
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SAP Solution Manager – Offerings
Implementation
Implementation Platform
Platform
Solution
Solution Monitoring
Monitoring
Support
Support Desk
Desk
E-Learning
E-Learning *)*)
Tools Upgrade
Upgrade *)*)
Change
Change Request
Request Management
Management *)
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Implementation
Implementation Content
Content
Roadmaps
Content Roadmaps
Services
Services
Best
Best Practice
Practice Documents
Documents
SAP
SAP Active
Active Global
Global Support
Support
Gateway to SAP
Service
Service Delivery
Delivery Platform
Platform
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SAP Solution Manager – Use Cases
Global Roll-Outs
Customizing Synchronization
Testing
Support Desk
Solution Monitoring
Service Processing
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Implementing SAP Solutions – Process in Detail
Configure
Define project
Define customer processes
solution based on Test processes
Set up system SAP processes Synchronize
landscape Cust. settings
Project Administration
Roadmaps
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Agenda
Implementation
Summary
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How to Use SAP Solution Manager in a Project
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How to Use SAP Solution Manager in a Project
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Business Blueprint – Define Business Blueprint
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Definition of the Business Blueprint allows you to document the business processes in your enterprise that you want to
use in your SAP System. You create a project structure in which relevant business scenarios, business processes and
process steps are organized in a hierarchical structure. You can also create project documentation to assign to individual
scenarios, processes or process steps. To define how your business processes should run in your SAP Systems, you then
assign transactions to each process step.
Definition of the Business Blueprint provides you with a detailed description of your business processes and system
requirements. You can also print out the Business Blueprint document. The project documentation and the project
structure that you use during the Business Blueprint phase can also be put to further use during configuration and test
organization.
When you configure your business processes, the system displays the project structure you
created for the Business Blueprint. You can use the Business Blueprint project structure as a
point of orientation during configuration.
You can also display and edit the project documentation from the Business Blueprint phase
during configuration.
The project structure from the Business Blueprint forms the basis for all test plans that you
create during test organization. The transactions that you assign to process steps in the Business
Blueprint are put in test plans during test plan generation. The transactions can be processed as
function tests to test the transactions.
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How to Use SAP Solution Manager in a Project
Configuration
Configuration guides for Standard Business Scenarios
Configuration support per scoped structure element, for example,
product documentation, IMG, non-ABAP configuration, BC sets, and
CATTs
Project documentation, for example, customizing, modification,
enhancements
Customizing Synchronization
Testing
Define and maintain test cases, test catalog
Organize and perform testing
Manage problems in Service Desk
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Realization
Customizing
Configuration of process
requirements, specified in the
Business Blueprint Assignment of test cases
Automatic assignment of
customizing links and test cases
Assignment of customer specific
learning material
Assignment of learning
material
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Realization – Customizing Distribution
Central
system
Customizing data R/3 Transport R/3 Transport R/3
DEV QAS PRD
Predefined
list of Customizing
synchronizing
CRM Transport CRM Transport CRM
Distribution
objects DEV QAS PRD
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You often have to synchronize selected Customizing settings in various systems in a system landscape. You can use
Customizing Distribution to synchronize customizing settings in a source system (e.g. SAP R/3) with the customizing
settings in the target systems (e.g. an SAP CRM system) in a SAP system landscape.
Customizing Distribution also creates transport requests, to transport customizing changes from the development
systems into the quality assurance and production systems. Customizing Distribution is performed in development
systems. To transport to a quality assurance and production system later, release the associated transport requests. This
ensures that the customizing settings are synchronized in all subsequent systems, not just the development system.
Certain customizing objects which must be synchronized in a development landscape are predefined in the system
(Synchronization Objects). You can select synchronization objects and other customizing objects for the distribution
with the Synchronization Group Editor. When you change objects in the source system, the Customizing Distribution
starts a process which transfers the changes into the target system.
The system which is the reference for the Customizing Distribution is also referred to as the source system in the
system landscape. This is usually an SAP R/3 System. All other systems in your landscape are referred to as target
systems and are synchronized with the source system.
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Central Test Coordination
Configure Products
Test
Availability Check
Credit Check
Order Confirmation
Maintain Status
Test
Execution
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How to Use SAP Solution Manager in a Project
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E-Learning Management
Organize / categorize
e-Learning materials
Prepare e-Learning Materials
for specific user roles
Distribute e-Learning
Materials to end users
Execute e-Learning
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SAP Active Global Support – Solution Support Services
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SAP IT Service and Application Management
Customer‘s IT department
of SAP IT S&AM are
Requirements Management
Integration
Business unit
Customer‘s
Optimize Design
Design
• ITIL compliance
Build & Deploy Service Support
• Reduction of TCO
Operate Build
Operations & Service Delivery • Protection of customers’
Optimization SAPinvestment
Deploy Operations
• Quick ROI
Powered
Powered by
by SAP
SAP Solution
Solution Manager
Manager
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Agenda
Implementation
Summary
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SAP Solution Manager – Roadmaps at a Glance
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Roadmap in Detail
Graphical
Graphical entry
entry into
into and
and status
status
overview
overview about
about your
your project
project
Phase-driven
Phase-driven approach
approach for
for
functional
functional and
and technical
technical
implementation
implementation andand ongoing
ongoing
operation activities
operation activities
Links
Links to
to accelerators
accelerators for
for your
your
project
project phase
phase
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Implementation Content: Business Scenarios
Advantages:
Business Scenarios are designed to help customers to reduce costs,
to increase revenue, and to increase customer satisfaction
Business Scenarios are designed to support nested Business
Processes in Sales, Service, and Marketing across various
Interaction Channels
Business
Scenario
Visualized by
Process
Component
View
Process
Step
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Implementation Content
<Solution>
Solution
Configuration Structures
<Product Version>
General Settings
Structure items
Connecting Systems
for "generic" configuration
Data Replication
support
Engines
Portals
Scenarios
<Scenario>
Master Data
Organizational Units
Scenarios
Business Processes
...
<Scenario>
...
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Implementation Content
<Solution>
Solution
Configuration Structures
<Product Version>
General Settings
Structure items
Connecting Systems
for "generic" configuration
Data Replication
support
Engines
Portals
Scenarios
<Scenario>
Master Data
Organizational Units
Scenarios
Business Processes
...
<Scenario>
...
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Implementation Content in Detail – Component View
Scenario
Process Step 1
VISUALIZE flow of business processes
Process Step 2
and process steps
... Show components required by
business scenario or process
Show business partners or external
Business Process 2 software required by the business
scenario or process
Process Step 1 CRM MOBILE CLIENT CRM SERVER SAP SEM SAP R/3
Allocate to campaign
Plan Allocations
Load Allocations
Scenario-oriented structure
Execute Campaign Update Activities Info
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Implementation Content in Detail – Configuration
Scenario Configuration
...
Business Process 2
Process Step 1
...
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Implementation Content in Detail - Transactions
Scenario Transactions/URLs
Business Process 2
Process Step 1
...
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Implementation Content in Detail – Configuration
Scenario Configuration
...
Business Process 2
Process Step 1
...
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Implementation Content in Detail
mySAP SCM
SAP NetWeaver
including
Solution Manager
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Implementation Content for mySAP Business Suite 2004
Blueprinting Content:
mySAP PLM
• Predefined SAP Business Processes
• Visual process flow diagram
• Detailed process descriptions for SAP
mySAP ERP Business Processes
Business Realization
Blueprint
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Implementation Content for mySAP Business Suite 2004
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Implementation Content for Industry Segments
Banking Mill
Healthcare Automotive - Sales
Insurance Automotive – OEM
Public Sector Automotive – Supplier Blueprinting Content:
Utilities CP • Predefined end-to-end industry specific
Telco IM&C Business Scenarios
Media Pharma
Prof. Services High Tech (OEM+Semi) Configuration Content:
Retail – Grocery Chemicals • Business Scenario individual
configuration procedures
• Basic configuration settings of SAP
mySAP PLM NetWeaver valid for all Business
Scenarios including:
• SAP Web Application Server
mySAP ERP • SAP Business Warehouse
mySAP Financials mySAP • SAP Enterprise Portal
• SAP Exchange Infrastructure
SRM CRM
Human Resources
Corporate Services • SAP Master Data Management
Operations
mySAP SCM
SAP NetWeaver
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SAP Content Updates
Customer SAP
SAP Development Landscape
Customer Landscape
CRM
CRM
SCM 4.6C
4.6C
SCM
• Content
corrections
• New Scenarios
• SAP Notes
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SAP Safeguarding for Implementation
Business
Business Core
Core business
business
blueprint
blueprint and
and process
Start
Start of
of
process
technical
technical design
design implemented
implemented
production
production
completed
completed
T
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MEE
SAP Safeguarding for Implementation
Technical Technical GoingLive GoingLive GoingLive
Check: Check: Check:
Feasibility Integration
(Analysis) (Optimi- (Verific-
Check Check zation) ation)
Project
plan
completed
IT landscape
implemented
Critical Interfaces and core
business processes implemented
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Best Practices for Solution Management
Self-Services
Planning Session
Best
Technically Configuring mySAP Solutions Practices
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Best Practices for Solution Management
Self-Services
Planning Session
Best
Technically Configuring mySAP Solutions Practices
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Agenda
Implementation
Summary
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Implementing the mySAP Business Suite
Task
Implement new or additional SAP CRM,
SRM, SCM ... scenarios
Target Group
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Implementation – Benefits in Detail
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Living Proof: Successes and Experiences
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GiroFlex, Switzerland
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Giroflex is one of the
pioneers and leading
providers in the field of
ergonomically designed Our business is one hundred
chairs. percent compliant with the
capabilities of SAP CRM. Using the
Giroflex is using SAP R/3 implementation content provided in the
with 130 users and SAP SAP Solution Manager is more than just
CRM (Mobile Sales) with
documentation or a prototype, it was the
15 users.
actual groundwork for our productive
system.”
Implementation Content
for SAP CRM – Mobile Theo Kraus, CIO
Sales, provided with
SAP Solution Manager,
helped to rapidly align
their business with SAP
software.
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2004 How you benefit from the SAP Solution Manager 3.1, Matthias Melich
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MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG, Germany
„
leading suppliers of
capital goods and
systems in the fields of
commercial vehicle We use the SAP Solution Manager
construction, as the central repository for all
mechanical and plant
project documentation. The integrated
engineering.
use of SAP Knowledge Warehouse
provides advanced document
The focus of the project
management capabilities and control
is to consolidate and
harmonize business that leads to time savings in the
processes in 17 subsi- project. ”
diaries.
Bernhard Thoma, SAP Project Manager at MAN
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Availability & Technical Requirements
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Further Information
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