| |
For companies of any size, SAP Business Suite is the vehicle to comprehensive corporate management. A set of gold-standard business applications, SAP Business Suite offers integrative reporting and data retrieval for accurate decision-making. From core functionality to mobile Internet connectivity, SAP Business Suite, utilizing the SAP NetWeaver platform, provides scalable IT operations with a services-based architecture.
SAP Business Suite incorporates five major applications which are designed to either function independently or tightly integrate with each other for maximum results.
SAP Business Suite - Five Major Applications
|
|
| |
- ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
Before any IT system can be effectively incorporated, the groundwork must be laid. SAP ERP takes the guesswork out of resource allocation and IT planning. Managers are equipped with the proper tools necessary to analyze the core business software requirements so they can effectively manage, plan, and grow their organization. Covering a breadth of domestic and international industries, SAP ERP is broken down into four components that address the needs of companies worldwide.
ERP Components:
- Financials
- Human Capital Management
- Operations
- Corporate Services
- PLM (Product Lifecycle Management)
The challenge of managing your products while ensuring efficient integration with related IT systems can be overwhelming. SAP PLM provides a vehicle for controlling product development, design, engineering, structures, documents, and quality. With a focus on centralization, SAP PLM allows cross-platform communication, content-driven user access, and flexible reporting for a wealth of product management decision-making tools.
- SCM (Supply Chain Management)
Sharing the knowledge base of your supply chain network provides a powerful line of communication. SAP SCM is built on the NetWeaver platform and effectively integrates all aspects of the supply chain network to allow for comprehensive advancement of business and operations' processes. By incorporating RFID along with advanced technology and extended management capabilities,
companies spanning several industries can enjoy the benefits of greater productivity, reduced costs, increased ROI, and measurable service improvements.
- CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
When profit margin becomes the primary focus, it's easy to lose sight of customer relations. With SAP CRM, acquiring and retaining a solid, loyal customer base becomes attainable. SAP CRM utilizes strategies that assist clients to differentiate between actual and perceived customer need which, if properly employed, can greatly improve the bottom line. Attention is redirected back to the customer and benefits beyond measurement are enjoyed.
- SRM (Supplier Relationship Management)
The efforts management continually devote to balancing cost against profits can be time-consuming and wasteful. SAP SRM simplifies the acquisition process by automating the individual components associated with managing supplier relations. A network of interwoven functionalities, SAP CRM facilitates supplier qualification and negotiation, as well as contract government. The bottom line is to keep costs down while maintaining quality standards.
|
|
