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SAP

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SAP

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  1. SAP SAP is a world leader in enterprise applications in terms of software and it's related services. supported market capitalisation, it's the world’s third-largest independent software manufacturer supporting all sizes of industries helping them to work profitability, grow sustainably and stay before the competition within the market. Wycorp offering SAP Professional Software Training in Kerala, Wycorp is a very famous SAP Training Institute in Kerala. SAP at a Glance SAP is understood worldwide for its unique innovations that help the purchasers run their business with high efficiency. a number of its facts and figures stand as follows − •More than 263,000 customers in 188 countries. •More than 68,800 employees in additional than 130 countries. •Annual revenue (IFRS) of €1682 billion. •Listed under the symbol "SAP" on stock exchanges, including the Frankfurt Exchange and NYSE. ISO Certificates SAP Development: ISO 9001:2008 certificate SAP Active Global Support: ISO 9001:2008 certificate SAP Active Global Support: ISO 27001:2005 certificate.

  2. SAP Support & Services SAP offers a good range of services to its customers with the assistance of its 15000+ trained and authorized consultants with their unparalleled knowledge across 25 distinct industries SAP provides the subsequent supports and services through its portal − •Download SAP software •SAP Notes (Support Patches & Upgrades) •Knowledge-based articles •Request a Developer •Edit system •Managing remote connections •Reporting and tracking a support incident, etc. What is ERP? Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is software that's built for organizations belonging to different industrial sectors, no matter their size and strength. The ERP package is meant to support and integrate almost every functional area of a business process like procurement of products and services, sale and distribution, finance, accounting, human resource, manufacturing, production planning, logistics & warehouse management. Business Process Integration Every business, no matter the industry they belong to, requires connected systems with efficient information be due one business process to a different . Business Process Integration (BPI) plays a crucial role in overcoming integrating challenges that allow organizations to attach systems internally and externally. Business Process Integration (BPI) allows − •automation of business processes, •integration of systems and services, •secure sharing of knowledge across numerous applications, and •automation of management, operational, and supporting process. Evolution of ERP

  3. During the initial phases of growth, integrated solutions were designed for particular process areas like − •Material Management − the integrated system was referred to as Material Requirement Planning (MRP) •Manufacturing − the integrated system was referred to as Manufacturing Resource Planning However, none of the integrated systems came with an entire solution for a corporation covering major business process areas. In the 1990s, the Gartner Group used the acronym ERP. By mid–1990’s, ERP systems deal with all the core enterprise functions. In the initial stage of the ERP solutions were focused on automating back-office functions that weren't directly affecting customers or the general public. Later, front office functions like customer relationship management and e-business systems were integrated. Functions of ERP An ERP system typically performs the subsequent functions − •Supports the integrated business process inside the organization. •Improves capital planning and helps in executing organizational plans and methods. •Helps the decision-making process •Business expands to wider domains, increase the products and services to succeed in more customers, suppliers, and partners. •Identifies operational risks to enhance governance. •Provides protection against organizational data breaches and security threats to leakage of data. •Makes the organization adaptable to the rapid changes within the business process consistent with the requirements. •Gives long-term profit by providing means to extend the customer base. Functional Areas ERP may be a business management software is typically a set of integrated applications that a corporation can use to gather, store, manage, and interpret data from many functional areas including − •Financial Accounting − Deals with financial transactions •Human Resource − Deals with information of employee in a corporation. •Customer Relationship Management − Deals with capturing and managing customer’s relationship, facilitating the utilization of customer experience to gauge the knowledge database.

  4. •Sales and Distribution − Deals with order, delivery, and shipment •Logistics and Warehouse Management − Deals with the storage of goods and shipment. •Manufacturing and Material Management − Deals with assembly and production planning activities. •Supply Change Management − Deals with the transfer of products, storing, managing, and controlling supplies. •Business Intelligence − Analyzes data and converts an equivalent to information. Advantages of ERP By integrating the business processes, the ERP offers the subsequent advantages − •Saves time and expenses. •Allows faster decision-making by the management, utilizing the info and reporting tools designed within the systems. •Single data source and sharing of knowledge among all the units of a corporation. •Helps in tracking every transaction that takes place in a corporation, from starting till the end. •Supplies real-time information whenever required. •Provides information transfer between different functional areas like sales, marketing, finance, manufacturing, human resource, logistics, etc. Disadvantages of ERP It is not always easy to include ERP in a corporation. ERP suffers from the subsequent drawbacks − •Sometimes business processes critical to a corporation are to be re-engineered to align them with an ERP solution. •The cost of complex integration is often very high. •Switching from one ERP solution to a different one increases the implementation cost even further. •End-users are to be trained for his or her daily operations. •Customization isn't preferred.

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