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    SYSTEM APPLICATION PRODUCTS IN DATA

    PROCESSING

    DR.S.SUGANTHI
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
    G.VENKATASWAMY NAIDU COLLEGE
    KOVILPATTI
    SSUGANTHI@GVNCOLLEGE.EDU.IN
    OUTLINE
     Introduction to ERP
     Overview of SAP History
     Overview of SAP Products
     SAP Technical Architecture
     SAP Modules
     SAP ABAB
     What happens in an SAP Project?
     What types of job available in the SAP field?
     How to Learn SAP?
     How to access free SAP Demo systems?
     How to get a job in the SAP field
    INTRODUCTION TO ERP

     ERP is a software system that integrates various business processes and


    functions across an organization into a single unified system. It aims to
    streamline processes, improve efficiency, and provide real-time visibility into
    operations.
     ERP systems typically consist of various modules such as finance, human
    resources, manufacturing, supply chain management, customer relationship
    management (CRM), and more. Each module addresses specific business
    functions.
     One of the key features of ERP is its ability to integrate different departments
    and functions within an organization. This integration ensures data consistency
    and enables seamless communication between various parts of the business.
     ERP systems utilize a centralized database to store all relevant information.
    This centralized approach allows for easy access to data across the
    organization, reducing duplication and ensuring data integrity.
    OVERVIEW OF SAP HISTORY

    System Analysis and Program Development


    5 former IBM employees in 1972
    Dietmar Hopp
    Hasso Plattner
    Claus Wellereuther
    Klaus Tschira
    Hans-Werner Hector
    ONE TIER ARCHITECTURE
    R2 & R3 -TWO & THREE TIER ARCHITECTURE

    The presentation layer would sit on the user’s computer in the form of SAP, Client software
    would sit on the application layer that access in the SAP System. Database would sit on the
    separate server.
    EVOLUTION OF SAP
    SAP HISTORY

    • More than 400 Products

    • 440,000 customers

    • 110,000 employees

    • 23,000 partners

    • Offices in 100 locations

    • 28 billion Euros

    • Third largest software company in the world


    SAP HISTORY

     99 of the 100 largest companies in the world are SAP customers.


     64% of the world ice creams are produced by SAP customers
     78% of the world’s food is distributed by SAP customers.
     98% of 100 most valuable brands in the world are SAP customers.
     77% of world’s beer is produced by SAP customers.
     86% of global fortune 500 companies are SAP customers.
     2% of world movies produced by SAP customers
     70% of the chocolates produced by SAP customers.

     SAP history- http://www.sap.com/Australia/about/company/history.html


    INTRODUCTION TO SAP

     SAP, or Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing, is a leading provider of


    enterprise resource planning (ERP) software and other business solutions. The use of SAP is
    multifaceted and can vary depending on the specific needs and requirements of an
    organization.
     Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
     Financial Management(FM)
     Supply Chain Management (SCM)
     Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
     Human Capital Management (HCM)
     Business Intelligence (BI)
     Industry-Specific Solutions(ISS)
    OVERVIEW OF SAP PRODUCTS

    SAP on premise products


     SAP Business Suite
     SAP ERP Central Component(ECC)
     SAP Customer Relationship Management(CRM)
     SAP Supplier Relationship Management(SRM)
     SAP Supply Chain Management(SCM)
     SAP Product Lifecycle Management(PLM)
     SAP HANA
     SAP Solution Manager
     SAP S/4HANA
    OVERVIEW OF SAP PRODUCTS

    SAP Cloud products


     SAP S/4HANA Cloud
     SAP C/4HANA
     SAP Ariba
     SAP Integrated Business Planning(IBP)
     SAP Success Factors
     SAP Field Glass
     SAP Analytics Cloud
     SAP Business Application Framework
    SAP BUSINESS SUITE
    SAP MODULES
    OVERVIEW OF SAP PRODUCTS
    SAP PRODUCTS-ECC
    SAP ECC
    SAP CRM

     Managing Marketing Campaigns


     Generating Leads
     Storing customer contact information
     Managing sales opportunities
     Converting those opportunities into sales
     Managing customer issues
     Receiving feedback from customers relating to the service
    SAP CRM
    SAP CRM
    CRM TIMELINE
    SAP SRM

     SRM- Supplier Relationship Management


     Help Manage Relationship with suppliers
     Different types of suppliers for a retail company
     Product Manufactures
     Packaging Box Manufacturer
     Marketing Agencies
     Courier Service Providers
     Website Developers
     Software Providers
    SAP SRM
     SAP SRM 7.0 EHP4
     Databases it can run on-Microsoft SQL server, Oracle
    DB,DB2,MaxDB,HANA DB
     Functionalities offered by SAP SRM
     Spend analytics
     Sourcing
     Contract Management
     Operational Procurement
     Invoice Management
    SAP SCM COMPONENTS
    SAP PLM
    SAP PLM

     SAP PLM CAPABILITIES:


     Portfolio & Project Management
     Product Costing
     Product Development
     Product Engineering
     Product Compliance
     Integration
    SAP SOLUTION MANAGER
    SAP SOLUTION MANAGER
    SAP HANA

     HANA-High Performance Analytic Appliance


     Stres data in its memory instead oof a disk
     Stores data in column bases tables
     HANA is faster than other database management systems
     Launched in 2010
     Capable of online analytic processing & online transactional
    processing
    SAP HANA

     What is in memory databases?


     Stores data in a computer’s memory (RAM) instead of a
    disk.
     Data can be accessed quickly
     Column oriented architecture that provides high-volume ,
    quick access to a limited subset of data.
     Smaller data footprint
    BENEFITS OF SAP HANA

     Versatile
     Efficient
     Effective
     Scalable
     Flexible
     Simple
     Intelligent
     secure
    SAP S/4 HANA

     SAP S/4 HANA was launched in 2015


     s/4 HANA stands for suite for HANA
     Suite on HANA is different to suite for HANA
     Suite on HANA=SAP ECC on HANA database
     Suite for HANA=Simplified data model, lean archtecture, improved
    user experience using FLORI, advanced technologies like AI & ML
     Available as three different versions,on premise,private cloud and
    public cloud.
    SAP S/4 HANA
    SAP C/4HANA
    SAP C/4HANA

     SAP Commerce Cloud:


     Based on Hybrid Commerce
     Available as both on-premise and cloud
     Capabilities
     Omni channel commerce
     Product content management
     Older management
     Industry specific features
    SAP SUCCESS FACTORS

     Employee Central
     Time & Attendance Management
     Document Management
     Master Data Management
     HR Services
    SAP SUCCESS FACTORS

     Recruiting
     Social Media recruitment
     Encaging candidate experience
     Global & diverse talent sourcing
     Candidate relationship management
     Application management
    SAP BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
    WHAT TYPES OF JOB CAN YOU GET IN THE SAP FIELD?

     End user
     Functional Consultant
     Technical Consultant
     Developer
     Security Consultant
     Project Manager
     Other Roles
    HOW TO LEARN SAP?
    HOW TO ACCESS FREE SAP DEMO SYSTEMS
    SAP & CALM
    SAP CONCUR
    SAP ABAP

     Advanced Business Application Programming


     Developed in 1980
     Build R/3, ECC, S/4HANA, SRM , CRM,APO,PLM(On-Premise
    applications)
     ABAP Objects-Object Oriented Extension-1999
     Learn ABAP to create custom applications or alter SAP Source code
     ABAP Workbench in on-premise SAP product using transaction SE80.
     SAP BTP Development tools
    SAP ABAP

     ABAP Editor
     ABAP Dictionary
     ABAP Painter
     Function Builder
     Class Builder
     Web Application Builder
    OVERVIEW OF POWER BI

     LIVE EXAMPLE OF DATA VS DASHBOARD

     WHAT IS POWER BI

     WHY POWER BI DASHBOARD

     POWER BI PLATFORM

     POWER BI ARCHTECTURE

     THE BUSINESS ANALYYST ROLE

     POWER BI DASHBOARD CREATION


    POWER BI INSTALLATION

    Power BI Desktop—Interactive Reports | Microsoft Power BI

    - https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...
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