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SAP (ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning)

a. Basis – sys admin
b. Security admin.


Users
Super userr
End user

SAP Technical
ABAP - ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a high level programming language created by the German software company SAP. It is currently positioned as the language for programming Sap’s Web Application Server, part of its Net Weaver platform for building business applications. Its syntax is somewhat similar to COBOL
BW - SAP Business Information Warehouse (SAP BW) Extraction, Transformation and Load (ETL) layer - responsible for extracting data from a specific source, applying transformation rules, and loading it into SAP BW system. Data warehouse area - responsible for storing the information in a multidimensional structure. Reporting - responsible for accessing the information in data warehouse area and presenting it in a friendly way to the end user.

Sub skillset
c. ALE/EDI
d. BAPI – BAPI is the most the powerful tool in the SAP consultants kit. Business Application Program Interfaces allow developers to integrate third-party software into Sap’s R/3 product. Consultants who have clients with SAP systems must be familiar with BAPIs and their role in an ERP system.
BADI
IDoc’s
Work Flow
BDC
Reports
Batch Process
SAP Script
Smart Forms
EP – Enterprise Portal (EP)
Security –
Net weaver –


SAP functional

PP – Productive Planning.
MM – Material Management.
CRM – Customer Relation Management.
HR - Human Resource.
SD – Sales and Distribution.
PS – Project Systems.
WM – Ware House Management.
FICO –Finance / Account
ECM –
SRM -
QM –
SCM – Supply Chain Management
APO – Advanced Planner and Optimizer
WM – Warehouse Management.
IM – Investment Management

1. FI Financial Accounting
General ledger
Book close
Tax
Accounts receivable
Accounts payable
Consolidation
Special ledgers

2. CO Controlling

Cost elements
Cost centres
Profit centres
Internal orders
Activity based costing
Product costing

3. AM Asset Management
Purchase
Sale
Depreciation
Tracking

4. PS Project Systems

Make to order
Plant shut downs (as a project)
Third party billing (on the back of a project)

5. HR Human Resources

Employment history
Payroll
Training
Career management
Succession planning

6. PM Plant Maintenance
Labour
Material
Down time and outages

7. MM Materials Management
Requisitions
Purchase orders
Goods receipts
Accounts payable
Inventory management
BOM’s
Master raw materials, finished goods etc

8. QM Quality Management

Planning
Execution
Inspections
Certificates

9. PP Production Planning

Capacity planning
Master production scheduling
Material requirements planning
Shop floor

10. SD Sales and Distribution
RFQ
Sales orders
Pricing
Picking (and other warehouse processes)
Packing
Shipping
Concept
 CA Cross Application
WF – workflow
BW – business information warehouse
Office – for email
Workplace
Industry solutions
New Dimension products such as CRM, PLM, SRM, APO etc
EDI - Short for Electronic Data Interchange, the transfer of data between different companies using networks, such as VANs or the Internet. As more and more companies get connected to the Internet, EDI is becoming increasingly important as an easy mechanism for companies to buy, sell, and trade information. ANSI has approved a set of EDI standards known as the X12 standards.

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