Rapid Deployment of SAP Solutions

27.12.2013

Englisch

9781592299102

Rheinwerk Publishing

SAP PRESS Englisch

Nein

Bernd Welz

401

1

Gebundene Ausgabe

Rapid Deployment method, Implementation, Best practices, Services and training, Preconfigured software, SAP Business All-in-One Solutions, Rapid Deployment Partner Program, SAPPHIRE2016

Introduction. 15 Book Overview. 15 Reading Guidelines. 16 1. Why Rapid Deployment of SAP Solutions?. 19 1.1. Evolution of the New Paradigm. 21 1.2. Key Benefits of the Rapid-Deployment Approach. 28 1.3. Is IT (Still) Strategic?. 30 1.4. Summary. 31 2. Smarter, Faster, Simpler: The New Implementation Paradigm. 33 2.1. Key Essentials to the New Implementation Paradigm. 34 2.2. SAP Best Practices, SAP Business All-in-One, and SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions. 37 2.3. The Assemble-To-Order Approach. 50 2.4. Pre-Assembled Rapid-Deployment Solutions and the Cloud. 51 2.5. Use-Cases and Delivery Options for Rapid-Deployment Solutions. 56 2.6. The Simplified Rapid-Deployment Solution Experience. 66 2.7. Services Complementing Rapid Deployment. 78 2.8. The Role of SAP Partners in the New Implementation Paradigm. 79 2.9. Benefits. 80 2.10. Summary. 83 3. Value Case Studies around the Rapid Deployment of SAP Solutions. 85 3.1. Database Migration to SAP NetWeaver BW Powered by SAP HANA. 85 3.2. Data Migration to the SAP Business Suite Powered by SAP HANA. 93 3.3. Rapid Deployment of SAP ERP with SAP ERP Rapid Deployment Solutions and the Assemble-to-Order Approach. 101 3.4. Deploying SAP CRM with SAP HANA. 108 3.5. Combining SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions with an Incremental Rollout Strategy to Integrate Disconnected CRM Systems. 113 3.6. Assemble-to-Order Deployment of SAP ERP. 120 3.7. Telco Accelerates Billing Project Using a Rapid-Deployment Solution. 124 3.8. Consumer Products Company Deploys SAP Demand Planning in Weeks. 130 3.9. Deploying Integrated Supply Chain Solutions Rapidly. 133 3.10. Integrating Multiresource Scheduling into SAP ERP and Plant Maintenance. 137 3.11. Assemble-to-Order Finance on SAP HANA. 142 3.12. SAP Business Intelligence Adoption Rapid-Deployment Solution. 151 3.13. Enterprise Performance Management. 157 3.14. Mobile Apps and Infrastructure. 164 3.15. SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud. 170 3.16. Case Study for a Rapid-Deployment Solution Implementation of SAP Fiori. 175 3.17. Winning the Ratings War with SAP Personnel Administration and Organization Management Rapid-Deployment Solution. 180 4. Content Architecture: Foundation of SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions. 185 4.1. Content Architecture Defined. 187 4.2. Content Architecture of Rapid-Deployment Solutions. 196 4.3. Rapid-Deployment Solution Domain in the Context of SAP Taxonomy. 210 4.4. Assemble-to-Order Content Architecture Principles. 217 4.5. Summary. 223 5. Tools for an End-to-End Experience: From Discovery to a Running System. 225 5.1. Exploring SAP's Solutions with SAP Solution Explorer. 226 5.2. Scoping Your Solution with the SAP Solution Configurator. 232 5.3. ASAP Methodology for Implementing SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions. 244 5.4. Project Execution with the Rapid Deployment Cockpit, SAP Solution Manager, and Solution Builder Tool. 251 5.5. Operating Your Solution with SAP Solution Manager. 265 5.6. Summary. 269 6. Support Services for the Rapid Deployment of SAP Solutions. 271 6.1. Engineered Services. 272 6.2. Services for Solution Implementation. 276 6.3. Services for Enablement. 291 6.4. Summary. 310 7. The Rapid Deployment Partner Program. 311 7.1. SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions for Partners. 313 7.2. Getting There Fast: Enablement and Qualification. 320 7.3. Sample Partner Case: F.I.T. Consulting. 323 7.4. Sample Partner Case: Fujitsu. 325 7.5. Sample Enablement Session. 327 7.6. Summary. 331 A. SAP Rapid-Deployment Solutions: Packages. 333 A.1. SAP ERP Rapid-Deployment Solutions. 335 A.2. SAP Business Suite Powered by SAP HANA. 336 A.3. Line-of-Business Rapid Deployment Solutions. 340 A.4. Industry-Specific Packages. 361 A.5. Mobile Packages. 365 A.6. Technology Packages. 366 A.7. SAP Business All-in-One. 377 B. The Authors. 387 B.1. Chapter Authors. 389 Index. 395

229 mm

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