SAP FUNDAMENTAL Unit 1 : Introduction
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Lesson: SAP: The Company
SAP's Company History
The first software programs were written primarily at night and on weekends. At the end of the first
business year, SAP already had nine employees and a turnover of DM 620,000. New customers from the
local region implement SAP software, including the cigarette manufacturer Rothandle in Lahr and the
pharmaceutical company Knoll in Ludwigshafen. These new customer use IBM computers and the DOS
operating system.
RF system is converted from DOS to OS. There are already 40 companies on the reference list.
Five years later in 1981, the private corporation established in 1972 dissolved, and its rights are
transferred to SAP GmbH, giving the company its current name . SAP now has 25 employees and a
turnover of DM 3.81 million.
1980: SAP moves into the company's first building on Max-Planck-Strasse in
The software development area and its 50 computers are now finally under one roof. Revenue reaches
approximately DM 24 million, and the company has 100 employees. One of the company founders
leaves the company. This increase in personnel resources is brought about in particular by the further
development of SAP's modules .
The growing number of employees leads to the creation of smaller organizational units headed by
department managers. After three years in development, SAP's new human resources software is made
available to customers. The company makes its first appearance at the CeBIT software trade fair in
Hanover, Germany. Revenues reach the DM 100 million mark earlier than expected.
The first SAP software congress in Karlsruhe is used as a platform for the exchange of information
between users and interested parties. The new generation of servers from IBM means that SAP software
is now available to midsize companies. SAP Consulting is founded to serve this customer sector. In
October, 1.2 million shares are listed on the Frankfurt and Stuttgart stock exchanges.
The international training center is opened in Walldorf. This also incorporates a sport park for SAP's 940
employees. SAP's 1000th customer. To meet the requirements of specific industries, SAP begins to
develop RIVA, a billing and administration system for utilities.
DM 110 million is made available for R&D, both for the further development of R/2 and the new
development of R/3. DM 500 million. The product meets with overwhelming approval due to its
client/server concept, uniform appearance of graphical interfaces, consistent use of relational
databases, and the ability to run on computers from different providers. Revenues and employee
numbers continue to rise.
At the end of the year, SAP has 2685 employees in Germany and its 14 subsidiaries, and has revenues of
DM 707 million. The American company Burger King, Inc. Is the 1000th Human Resources customer. A
number of SAP customer events set new records. Vienna, 4,300 customers and interested parties take
the opportunity to gain information about SAP's products and strategies, and over 8,000 participants
visit the American SAPPHIRE.
SAP is named company of the year for the third time by Manager-Magazin.
Com connects e-commerce solutions with existing ERP applications using up-to-date Web technology.
Com customers are won, among them Hewlett-Packard and the pharmaceutical company Hoechst
Marion Roussel. EUR 5.1 billion is used for research and development.
SAP, with headquarters in Walldorf, Germany, is the third largest independent software provider
worldwide. With the continuous extension of the product and services portfolio, SAP changes from a
component to a solution provider. Hasso Plattner, the last of the founders of SAP, leaves the board of
directors and is elected head of the supervisory board. In January, SAP announces the solution concept
behind mySAP Business Suite.
In addition to the name change from mySAP. With SAP Labs China in Shanghai, SAP opens the ninth
development site outside Walldorf.
2004: Enterprise Services Architecture delivers the first version of SAP
By the end of 2004 the new product has more than 1000 customers. In total, more then 24,000
customers in over 120 countries run 84,000 installations of SAP Software.
Branch Offices and Subsidiaries of SAP AG
SAP has a network of development centers, training centers, and service subsidiaries.
SAP has local subsidiaries in more then 50 countries that are responsible for sales, consulting, training,
and services. In Germany, there are training and consulting centers in Walldorf , Berlin, Hamburg, and
Ratingen.
The services are optimally tailored to the requirements of mySAP Business Suite customers and include
evaluation hosting, implementation hosting, application hosting, remote application operations,
application management, and hosted learning.
SAP Manage provides SAP Business One, a product developed for small and this and ensures that it is
implemented. With more than 1,000 active customers SAP Manage provides SAP Business One, a
product developed for small and this and ensures that it is implemented.
Steeb is Germany's leading provider of SAP systems for midsize businesses. It offers high-performance
ERP, e-business, and industry-specific solutions to prepare companies for future challenges. Steeb has
been involved with midsize companies since 1974 and offers complete solutions for both SAP systems
and its own product, SC/400.
SAP's Employees
SAP's distinctive atmosphere hits you the moment you arrive. Applicants that visit SAP for the first time
soon see why the company is so popular.
The SAP culture offers a large amount of personal freedom. This freedom motivates and inspires
employees to develop and realize their ideas. The lack of bureaucratic red tape and hierarchical
restrictions allows information to quickly get to where it needs to be.
SAP employees know they need to be able to react flexibly to changes, and their knowledge always has
to be up to date. This mindset is characteristic of SAP employees. Reference customers are customers
who have implemented SAP solutions successfully and are now prepared to pass on their experience of
the implementation project and production operation. This exchange of information takes place through
visits to reference customers, telephone calls, presentations, and interviews.
SAP's software partner program provides software providers with standard, defined interfaces.
Social Engagement
As the leading global provider of enterprise software, SAP has a responsibility to ensure that its business
processes are smooth and transparent.
Corporate citizenship
SAP would like to play its part in the creation of a productive and transparent environment that is of
benefit to everyone.
Regional engagement
«Promote development - Seize future opportunities through innovation.» Under this motto, SAP
supports organizations and institutes in the local area of its branch offices.
Government relations
We take seriously our responsibilities as a competent partner and adviser, as a thought leader, and
development leader.
Sport sponsorship
Speed, precision, and tangible results are reasons behind SAP's global leadership as a provider of
enterprise software.
Internet Portal
The menu path within the portal is easy to follow. If you cannot fmd information directly from the
selection menu, you can use the search function. Many customers also want to receive local offers and
information in their own language.
Information can be downloaded from a number of areas within the portal. The Training area provides
information about training courses offered by SAP and the current training catalog. If you already have a
customer number, you can also book the course online.
Lesson: Product Overview
Products
History of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
In the 1970s, the concept of an enterprise resource planning system did not exist. With its R/1 system,
SAP developed a software product that handled process data in real time and saved it to a central
database. This meant that companies could access their own data quickly and have a high level of
control and transparency. In the 1980s, these systems came to be known as standard ERP systems.
In the 1990s, the Internet began to grow rapidly. New companies developed new applications for the
Internet and the «new economy» was born. These firms became known as «dotcom» companies. They
often had a small number of employees and had an Internet presence only.
The market changed due to the growth of the Internet. Planning data from business partners was used
to optimize companies' supply chains. Sales orders were not only entered directly in the ERP system, but
also in the field by field service employees using mobile devices. Irrespective of the Internet,
comprehensive accounting tools had also become necessary for companies' financial data.
Data was no longer simply stored in a database, as was the case in an ERP system.
Product Overview
SAP provides scalable products that can be adjusted to the size and constantly changing processes of a
company. The applications provide users with consistent results throughout the entire company
network and give your company the flexibility needed in today's dynamic market situations. It consists
of a number of different products that enable cross-company processes. MySAP ERP encompasses all
these vital business processes within a company and provides functions for both corporate headquarters
and small subsidiaries.
Every company can benefit from mySAP ERP. All software has to be adapted to the specific company. A
small company with few employees and relatively stable processes can use preconfigured SAP systems.
mySAP Solutions
mySAP Business Suite consists of individual SAP solutions. Each solution
has its own focus area and provides functions to map this area in a flexible
and comprehensive way. All solutions are based on SAP NetWeaver
technology.
Solutions and Components
mySAP solutions describe processes and functions from a process point of view.
Solutions are SAP's products seen from the point of view of the customer, with an outside-in focus on
company processes. Components are not the actual company solutions, simply the technical building
blocks. To differentiate between solutions and components, solutions have the prefix mySAP and
components -- the detailed view – have the prefix SAP. For example, mySAP Customer Relationship
Management is the solution that the customer implements.
SAP NetWeaver
SAP NetWeaver is divided into four areas:
People Integration
People Integration ensures that your employees have the information and functions that they
require to perform their work as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Information Integration
Integration is used to manage all data relevant to companies.
This includes data for your own company and data relating to third parties.
Process Integration
Infrastructure plays a central role here.
Application Platform
The Application Platform supports Java 2 Enterprise Edition and ABAP in one environment. It guarantees
the independence of databases and operating systems, the complete support of platform-independent
Web services and company applications, and an open environment that is based on recognized
standards.
mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP is designed in such a way that companies can implement only the business functions they
need when they need them, thus simplifying upgrades and reducing total cost of ownership. With
mySAP ERP, SAP has set a new standard for ERP systems.
mySAP ERP Human Capital Management
HCM enables you to utilize them effectively toward the success of your company. This solution covers all
aspects of human resources, from recruitment and training through payroll.
mySAP Business Suite
The core functionalities and solutions from mySAP ERP are enhanced and extended through the
following solutions in the mySAP Business Suite: mySAP Customer Relationship Management mySAP
CRM is a solution that puts the customer first.
mySAP Product Lifecycle Management
Whereas the mySAP Business Suite is generally industry-independent, many industries require
specialized functions and processes. SAP fulfills this requirement through industry-specific solutions.
These industry solutions are partly the result of joint development with strategic partners.
Automotive
SAP for Automotive is designed to streamline and improve disjointed business practices, enabling you to
closely manage multitiered networks of customers, suppliers, and partners. This solution set facilitates
seamless integration and collaboration across multiple internal and external organizations.
Banking
Based on a flexible, scalable infrastructure, SAP for Banking provides a robust environment for
incorporating new technologies, controlling core banking processes, and extending operations to the
Internet.
Healthcare
SAP for Healthcare integrates your healthcare processes -- from staffing and inventory to financials and
patient-centric processes -- on an open platform designed for growth. And, when combined with
leading, complementary applications, SAP for Healthcare provides an end-to-end solution for all
administrative and clinical processes.
Logistics Service Providers
Logistics Service Providers handles all order volumes and supports complex business processes in
procurement, fulfillment, returns management, warehousing, and value-added logistics.
Mining
Mining consists of multiple processes, each with its own set of challenges, and mining operations must
optimize these processes to reduce costs. What's more, mining operations need to ensure regulatory
compliance and commit to sustainability, even as commodity prices shift based on global demand and
supply.
Oil and Gas
With SAP for Oil and Gas solutions, you can face the challenges of cost and profitability head on.
Public Sector
SAP for Public Sector creates fast, flexible, and responsive e-government by electronically connecting
public administrations with citizens, businesses, suppliers, and other organizations via the Internet;
enhancing communications; streamlining services; and cutting costs.
Retail
from forecasting and planning to allocation and replenishment – must be focused on meeting and
surpassing customer expectations.
SAP xApps
The defining characteristics of SAP xApps are:
Cross-functional
Composite
Cross-system
Information-driven
Some examples of available xApps:
SAP xApp Cost and Quotation Management (SAP xCQM)
SAP xApp Resource and Portfolio Management (SAP xRPM)
SAP xApp Product Definition (SAP xPD)
SAP xApp Emissions Management (SAP xEM)
SAP Solutions for Small and Midsize Businesses
mySAP All-in-one
mySAP All-in-One solutions offer out-of-the-box flexibility combined with the power of SAP's world-class
business solutions.
Rapid implementation and transparent costs
The software is implemented using a special implementation method that is based on experience gained
from more than 15,000 customer installations in more than 20 industries worldwide. In comparison to
traditional implementation projects, customers are able to save costs by 40%and reduce
implementation time by 30%.
Increased productivity and cost control
The comprehensive, preconfigured mySAP All-in-One industry solutions integrate financials, human
resources, logistics, and customer relationships.
Reliable partners
SAP partners offer comprehensive solutions consisting of hardware, software and consulting – all of
which are tailored to small and midsize businesses needs.
Scalability
The flexible and powerful system technology, which is also used in big
enterprises, supports the growth of small and midsize companies. The reason
for this is simple: mySAP All-in-One can be easily adapted to changing
business requirements.
SAP Business One
SAP Business One provides the following advantages:
Rapid implementation
Lower costs
Increased productivity and cost control
Sound business decisions
Scalability