Sap Erp Introduction

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Rajesh Sharma

SAP Certified Consultant


Activate Manager (SAP Activate-05
ERP Sourcing & Procurement6.0,
SAP S/4 HANA Sourcing & Procurement,
SAP EWM 9.5
SAP ERP

Introduction
SAP ERP
Topics
• What is ERP?

• Why ERP?

• ERP Software in market?

• Introduction to SAP.

• Implementation of SAP.

• Various Modules of SAP.

• Role of MM Consultant.

• Components of Material Management


What is ERP?
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Plan it is the integrated management of main
business processes, often in real-time and mediated by software and technology.

ERP referred to as business management software – typically suite of integrated


applications, that an organization can use to collect, store, manage and interpret data
from these many business activities.

ERP provides an integrated and continuously updated view of core business processes
using common databases maintained by database management system.
ERP systems track business resources such as, cash, raw material, production capacity
and the status business commitments: orders, purchase orders and payroll. The
applications that make up the system share data across various departments like
manufacturing, purchasing, sales & distribution, accounting etc. ERP facilitates flow
between all business functions and manages the connections to others stakeholders.

ERP system integrates varied organizational systems and facilitates error free
transactions and production, there by enhancing organization’s efficiency. ERP systems
run on a variety of computer hardware and network configuration using a database as an
information repository.
Why ERP?
 Integration for Business Process
 Standardization of systems across locations
 For overall control of organization
 Better controlling of different business
Processes
 Better Reporting System
 Best utilization of resources i.e. Man,
Material & Machines
Which ERP products available in market?

 SAP – More than 60% Market share


 Oracle
 BAAN
 People Soft
 JD Edwards
 Marshalls
Etc……….
Introduction to SAP
SAP stands for System Applications Product in data processing. SAP ERP software
developed by German company SAP AE. SAP ERP 6.0 was made available in 2006, The
most recent enhancement package for SAP ERP 6.0 was released in 2016.

Business Processes included in SAP ERP are operations:

• Sales & Distribution


• Material Management
• Production Planning
• Logistics Execution
• Quality Management
• Financial Accounting
• Financial Supply Chain Management
• Human Capital Management (training, payroll, e-Recruiting)
• Corporate Services ( Travel Management)
• Environment, Health & Safety
• Real Estate Management
An ERP was built based on former SAP R/3 software. SAP R/3 was launch in 1992,
consisted of various application on top of SAP basis, SAP’s set of middleware programs
and tools. All applications were built on top of the SAP Web Application Server. Extension
sets were used to deliver new features and keep the core as stable as possible.
Highlights of SAP

 SAP Stands for Systems Applications and


Products in Data Processing
 10 Million users, 30,000 installations, 1000 partners, 21
Industry Solutions, Customer world-wide. Mostly fortune, 500
companies for overall control of organizations
 SAP is the 4th largest software company in the world
 The SAP R/3 System is a business software package
designed to integrate all areas of a business.
SAP R/3 Applications
Modules in SAP

In SAP Modules are of two types

1. Functional Modules

2. Technical Modules
Functional Modules

 FI (Financial Planning)
 CO (Controlling)
 HR (Human Resources)
 SD (Sales & Distribution)
 MM (Material Management)
 PP (Production Planning)
 QM (Quality Management)
 CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
 SRM (Supplier Relationship Management)
 Many more……………
Technical Modules

 Netweaver Basis
 ABAP Programmer
 BI/BW
 SAP Enterprise Portal
 HANA
 Etc…..
Classical Implementation Landscape

When ever we going to implement SAP in any company we not to go direct to


Live system. We need to make all configuration is SAP Development system.
After that it will go to QA System where will test the all configuration is working
fine or not. After confirming every thing is fine then changes will be make in Live
System.

Development System

Development QA System
Client

Productive System
Test Client

Productive Client
Role of SAP MM Consultant

 SAP MM Support consultant


• Attending the issue SAP MM end users.
• Gathering requirements from end users.
• Mapping requirements into SAP and changing SAP
configuration if required.
• Coordinating with developers for enhancement.
• Helping end-users with User Acceptance Testing.
• Delivering SAP training to the end user.
• Creating Training Documents.
• Etc……
 SAP MM Junior consultant (Implementation)
• Organizing workshops and gathering Customer’s,
requirements. Scoping, Gap Analysis, preparing blue print.
• Customizing and delivering the solution.
• Coordinate with technical team for enhancements.
• Testing the changes.
SAP Material Management MM

SAP Material Management is also known as Procure to Pay. Material Management is a


function of SAP is a part of the logistic area.

SAP MM is one of the core module and one of the important modules in SAP ERP
software. MM application module supports the procurement and inventory functions
occurring day to day business operations.

The Material Management module consists of all master data, system configuration,
and transactions to complete the Procure to Pay process.
Components of Material Management
Foreign
Valuation Trade/
Customs
Logistics
Service
Invoice
Master
Verification
Material
Product
Management Purchasing MRP
Catalog
MM
Service
Material
Entry
Master
Sheet

Inventory Physical
Management Inventory
SAP MM Interface with other Modules

Logistics

MM SD
QM Quality
Sales &
Management
Material Master Distribution
Purchasing
Requirement Plan
Inventory
Management
QM Quality PM
Invoice Verification
Management Plant
Maintenance

FI
CO AM Fixed Asset
Finance
Controlling Management
Accounting
Thank You……………………….

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