SAP Business ByDesign for Large Enterprises
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SAP Business ByDesign for Large EnterprisesBuilding a Unified, Global SAP Software System
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Management of corporate networks has been a challenge
Intercompany synchronization Conflicting priorities Limited IT resources
of subsidiary Dynamic local needs
Sales units
Emerging market opportunities
Customerservice
Smallsubsidiaries
Mergers andacquisitions
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Business needs vary by type of subsidiary
Local sales organization Manages customer relationships Sells products that are delivered from central storage or directly from the factory to
customers (drop shipment)
Local -service unit Manages customer relationships Provides customer service on behalf of the company, such as maintenance, repair,and
consulting
Services, consulting, and engineering
Manages customer relationships Provides project-related services to headquarters, subsidiaries, or customers Includes project team members from headquarters, service units, or subsidiaries Has a typical professional services scope
Shared-service unit Provides standardized, knowledge-based services for headquarters or subsidiaries in the corporate network, such as procurement, personnel services, and IT support or help desk
Distribution Manages customer relationships Manages supply-demand match Sells and delivers products
Manufacturing Manages customer relationships Produces product Manages supplier and vendor supply chains Sells and delivers products
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What does unified enterprise resource planning (ERP) look like?
Single version of the truth
Availability of real-time information anytime and anywhere for everyone
Uniform best practices and standards across the company
Better company-wide governance and compliance
A 360-degree view of the customer
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Challenges to successfully deployment of a single,unified ERP system
Recognition that one size doesnot fit all
Speed to deploy
Usability
Infrastructure and resource requirements
Support for a fast acquisition and exit strategy
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A two-tier ERP strategy is the quickest path to successStart with the system at corporate
Complex
Lesscomplex
Corporate tier one Subsidiaries - tier two Ecosystem
1st Tier – SAP Business Suite Support for complex business
scenarios
Maximized process efficiency through customization
Requirements to meet compliance standards
Complex external integration
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A two-tier ERP strategy is the quickest path to successAdd subsidiaries, joint ventures, acquisitions, and divestitures
Complex
Lesscomplex
Corporate tier one Subsidiaries - tier two Ecosystem
Established
Joint ventures
Acquisitions
Planned divestitures
Subsidiaries
Emergingbusinesses
2nd Tier – ERP solution Drive to adoption of standards
and best practices
Low cost to deploy and maintain
Fast time to implement and ease of use
Minimal IT involvement
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A two-tier ERP strategy with SAP software delivers unified and global ERP
Complex
Lesscomplex
Corporate tier one Subsidiaries - tier two Ecosystem
Established
Joint ventures
Acquisitions
Planned divestitures
SubsidiariesCustomer
Suppliers
Emergingbusinesses 1st Tier – SAP Business
Suite Support for complex business
scenarios
Maximized process efficiency through customization
Requirements to meet compliance standards
Complex external integration
3rd Party
3rd Party
2nd Tier – SAP Business ByDesign Drive to standards adoption /
best practices
Low cost to deploy & maintain
Integration into 1st Tier
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Second-tier organizations need a solution that allows them to retain the dynamics of a small organization at an affordable price Complete: Addresses the needs of the entire
subsidiary, supports integration withSAP Business Suite, and helps comply with HQ requirements
Flexible: Allows subsidiaries to react quickly and economically to business changes
Fast to value: Helps subsidiaries deploy in as little as three weeks thanks to an integratedknowledge base
Easy-to-Use: Increases productivity with rapidadoption through an user-friendly user experience
Affordable: Fits a subsidiary budget withpredictable cost of ownership and on-demand pricing
Innovative: Incorporates the latest technology from SAP
SAP Business ByDesignThe most complete, cloud-solution for small to midsize organizations