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  • *SAP ERP OVERVIEW by Namamula.Rambabu*

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    WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SAP R/3

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  • ENTERPRISE RESOURCES PLANNINGERP

  • EnterpriseWhere a transaction takes place.

    Where customers get the satisfaction.

    Where the resources are available for the peoples needs.

  • Evolution of ERP1960s: Inventory Control 1970s: Material Requirement Planning (MRP) 1980s: Manufacturing Resources Planning (MRP-II) 1990s: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

  • ResourcesMoney

    Men

    Machines

    Materials

  • PlanningProper Planning and Optimization of the valuable resources make enterprise run into profits. A Software Solution that addresses the ENTERPRISE NEEDS taking the PROCESS VIEW of an organization to meet the ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS tightly INTEGRATING all functions of an enterprise. Definition for ERP

  • Need for ERPIntegration of Business ProcessesOnline information at the corporate office Standardization of systems across Locations Reduce cash to cash cycle times Faster Consolidation at Head office for statutory reporting

  • Problems Tackled by ERP SystemsMaterial Shortages Productivity EnhancementsCustomer ServiceCash ManagementInventory ProblemsQuality Problems

  • ERP ProductsSAPBAANOracle APPSPeople SoftJD EdwardsMarshallEtc..

  • Domain Share Of SAP

  • SAP & Competitors SAP R/3 had competition with Software giants like Oracle Corp, People Soft & Bann.

    Oracle with its E-biz suit packed to excel with 142 modules.

    People Soft with its extra ordinary performance in HR has stormed the market.

    But finally failed to gain the confidence of Big Enterprises.

    Result is SAP Has become giant in ERP.

  • Few SAP CustomersIBMCOMPAQHewlett PackardAMDBoeingMercedezToyotaLucentHitachiNike

    TATAsDr.Reddys LabsRanbaxyL& TReliance IndustriesGlaxoMahindra & MahindraHero HondaGrowelColgate Palmolive

  • Consulting CompaniesPrice Water House Coopers.KPMG.Siemens.Delloitte.Accenture.Cap Gemini.IntelliGroupTCS.

  • SAP R/3 What is all aboutSystems Applications & Products in Data Processing

  • SAP & ModulesSAP Package is strategically divided into 2 main areas. Functional & Technical.People with domain experience can work on functional modules.2 Technical modules are ABAP/4 & Basis.Cross Applications are used for ALE Purpose.

  • SAP AREASIn Functional area we have around 64 modules all are enabled for web reporting via Web Application Server.

    SAPFunctionalTechnicalT F

  • SAP AG in 2002 revenues: 7.4 billion 60,100 installations 19,300 companies run SAP Providing 23 Industry Solutions 28,654 SAP employees (March 2003)12 million users in 120+ countries team with us to Integrate their business processes Extend their competitive capabilities Get a better return on information at a lower total cost of ownership More than 1,500 partners

    THE SAP COMPANY

  • SAP Milestones over 30 years

  • The SAP R/3 ArchitectureSAP R/3 works on Three Tier Architecture

    User TerminalApplication ServerDatabase ServerData CreationModificationRetrieval Managing User RequestsData Storage

  • The SAP World

  • 3-Tier Client/Server Architecture

  • SAP R/3 Customer Installations by Industry SAP HIGH TECH & ELECTRONICS 11.3% SAP CHEMICALS 9.5%SAP CONSUMER PRODUCTS 10.3% Consulting & Professional Services 6.0% SAP RETAIL 6.3%SAP PHARMA -CEUTICALS 3.4%SAP PUBLIC SECTOR 3.4%SAP OIL & GAS 3.2%Metal, Paper & Wood Products 2.8%Services 3.1%SAP HEALTHCARE 2.3%SAP BANKING 2.0%SAP MEDIA 2.3%Others 11.5%SAP UTILITIES 3.9% SAP AUTOMOTIVE 4.8%SAP TELECOM- MUNICATIONS 3.4%

  • Industry Solutions

  • Aerospace and DefenseApparel and FootwearAutomotiveChemicalsConsumer ProductsTrade Promotion ManagementKey Account ManagementDistributor Reseller ManagementFinancial ServicesBankingInsurancesCollections and DisbursementIncentives & Commission ManagementClaims ManagementAsset & Liabilities ManagementFinancial Service Provider

    HealthcareHigh TechMediaOil&GasPharmaceuticalsPublic SectorReal EstateRetailAgency BusinessCategory ManagementStore ManagementService ProvidersTelco

  • SAP - characteristicsHighly Integrated solution covering entire business processesTechnically capable of utilizing the network infrastructureOpen system to ensure freedom to choose Provides multiple ways of configuring business processes Solutions in areas where currently no systemsWorkflow enabled business processes Enables to exploit the power of Intranet and Internet

  • Common SAP objectivesCost Control & increased profitabilityIncreased productivity of all resources man, material & moneyProcess StandardizationTransparency in operations, resulting in better communicationShift from post-mortem scenario to predictive scenario

  • Results of IntegrationFocus on Business ProcessesElimination of Redundant Data (Common Constant Data)Easier Corporate ConsolidationBetter Managerial Control Elimination of InterfacesFaster reaction to changing structures

  • Success factors for SAP implementationTop Management Commitment & communication down-the-lineEmpowermentChange managementTrainingCompliance to methodology

  • SAP IMPLEMENTATION - PHASESProject PlanningBusiness Process Study & AnalysisInstallation TrainingBusiness Requirement mapping ConfigurationModifications / InterfacesData ConversionDocumentationTestingGo-LivePost production support

  • Implementation Methodology

  • SALES AND DISTRIBUTION

  • GENERAL SETTINGSCOUNTRYCURRENCYTIME ZONECALENDERUNITS OF MEASUREBASESALEDELIVERYFACTORYVENDORCUSTOMER

  • ORGANIZATION STRUCTURECOMPANYCOMPANY-CODEPLANTSHPNG PTP.ORGNP.GRPSALES ORGNDIS CHNLDIVISIONSALES OFFSALES GRPSALES ORGN+DIST CHNLEMPEMPCNTRL AREACREDIT CNTRL AREASALES AREA

  • MASTER DATA Organizational MasterCustomer Master RecordMaterial Master RecordCMIRCondition Master

  • SALES CYCLEINQUIRY

    QUOTATION

    ORDER

    DELIVERY PGI

    BILLLING

    REL TO ACCOUNTS

    INVENTORY ACCOUNTSCONTRACTSSCHEDULINGAGREEMNETS

  • BASIC FUNCTIONSCondition Technique for PricingCondition TablesAccess SequenceCondition Type Pricing Procedure Pricing Procedure DeterminationCondition RecordsPricing: Condition ExclusionFree Goods Determination

  • BASIC FUCNTIONSPartner DeterminationOut Put DeterminationMaterial DeterminationProduct ProposalItem ProposalIncompletion ProcedureAvailability CheckCredit ManagementNumber Ranges

  • SHIPPING Delivery Document TypesSchedule CategorySchedule Line category DeterminationShipping point DeterminationStorage Location Determination

  • BILLING Billing DocumentsBilling Plans(Periodic,Milestone)Cancellation of InvoicesInvoice lists

  • SPECIAL FUNCTIONALITIES Third Party OrderIndividual Purchase OrderConsignment Sales

  • Special Topics REBATE PROCESSINGVARIANT CONFIGURATIONTRANSFER ORDER INTEGRATIONDATA TRANFER TECHNIQUEREPORTS

  • ADDITIONALSDAY TO DAY NOTES(SOFT COPY)PRESENTATIONS EVALUATIONSDISCUSSIONS

  • THANK YOU

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