mySAP ERP
Agenda
Technical Architecture of mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP – Overview
Transition to mySAP ERP
Outlook and Roadmap
Agenda
Technical Architecture of mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP – Overview
Transition to mySAP ERP
Outlook and Roadmap
Summary and Further Information
- Next generation
ERP solution
- Positioning within
SAP’s product portfolio
- What’s new with mySAP ERP
- mySAP ERP –
Next Generation ERP Solution – mySAP ERP
Advancement in Technology
Business Requirements
processesIntegratedAdaptable business
Replace
Leverage
Centralized
Computing
Client/Server
Architecture
X
X
Service-Oriented
Architectures
Automation
Efficiency
& Control
Strategic
Value
Positioning Within SAP’s Product Portfolio
SAP for <Industry>
SAP xApps
SAP xApp Resource & Program Mgmt SAP xApp Product Definition
SAP xApp Mergers & Acquisition
...
SAP Packaged
Solutions
Service Management for <Industry>Financial Insights for <Industry>... SAP for Aerospace & Defense
SAP for Automotive
...
mySAP Business Suite
mySAP All-in-One
SAP Smart
Business Solutions
SAP Business One mySAP ERP Analytics Financials Human Resources Corporate Services Operations mySAP PLM mySAP SCM mySAP SRM mySAP CRMmySAP ERP is a
solution located in
mySAP Business Suite
mySAP Business Suite
mySAP SCM
mySAP PLM
mySAP
SRM
mySAP
CRM
mySAP ERP
Analytics Financials Human Resources Corporate Services Operations Life-Cycle-Data, Project-, Quality- and Asset ManagementInventory & Warehouse Mgmt. Manufacturing & Transportation
Sa les O rder Internet S al es Pu rc hase Ord er Requi sitioni ng
SAP NetWeaver
Functional Scope of mySAP ERP
End-User Service DeliveryAnalytics Strategic Enterprise Management Financial Analytics Operations Analytics Workforce Analytics
Financials Financial Supply Chain Management Financial Accounting Management Accounting Corporate Governance
Human Capital
Management Talent Managment Workforce Process Management Workforce Deployment
Procurement and
Logistics Execution Procurement Supplier Collaboration
Inventory & Warehouse Management
Outbound and Inbound
Logistics Transportation
Production Production Planning Manufacturing Execution Enterprise Asset Management Life-Cycle Data Management
Sales and Service ManagementSales Order Aftermarket Sales and Service Professional Service Delivery Foreign Trade
Incentive & Commission Management
Corporate and Support Functions Real Estate Management Product Development Project Portfolio
Management Travel Management
Environment, Health & Safety
Quality Management
mySAP ERP – Today and Tomorrow
Bundle of SAP components
(like SAP Business Warehouse,
SAP Enterprise Portal, and so on)
Bundle of SAP components
Offers more flexible deployment
options in order to allow a lower TCO
mySAP ERP - Today
mySAP ERP - Tomorrow
Additional functionality* in the areas
• Analytics
• Financials
• Human Capital Management
• Operations
• Corporate services
New developments in all areas will
focus on
• Usability and employee efficiency
• TCO reduction
• Transparency and compliance
• Key functionality with
Agenda
Technical Architecture of mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP – Overview
Transition to mySAP ERP
Outlook and Roadmap
Summary and Further Information
- mySAP ERP and SAP NetWeaver
- SAP ERP central component and
SAP R/3 Enterprise
- Architecture of mySAP ERP
- mySAP ERP – bill of material
- Flexible deployment options
Architecture of mySAP ERP
SAP R/3 up to 4.6C mySAP ERP Edition 2003 mySAP ERP Edition 2004 SAP R/3 Enterprise mySAP ERP Edition 2005Applicaton Layer on top of SAP
Basis
Applicaton Layer on top of SAP
Web Application Server
New functions and features set on
top via Extension Sets to keep the
core as stable as possible
Industry Solutions for specific
needs of different industries
SAP Web Application Server
contains all capabilities of SAP
Basis and additional web
capabilities
Bundle of previously separate
products, including SAP R/3
Enterprise and SAP NetWeaver
SAP NetWeaver contains SAP Web
Application Server
Ensure that customers have all
components available to utilize the
scope of SAP R/3 Enterprise
SAP ECC (ECC = ERP Central
Component) as replacement of
SAP R/3 Enterprise
Compared to SAP R/3 Enterprise,
in SAP ECC there are architectural
changes with respect to Enterprise
Services Architecture, enhanced
usability and new developed
functionality, like the new general
ledger
SAP Business Warehouse, SAP
Strategic Enterprise Management,
and Internet Transaction Server
integrated into SAP ECC
Customers have the option to run
these components on the same
instance that runs SAP ECC (SAP
BW and SAP SEM only on a
project basis) to reduce the
Start of Ramp-Up planned for
Q4/2005
Next step to ESA-compliance
Designed as a services-oriented
business application (Composites,
Enterprise Services, and SAP
NetWeaver)
Includes additional products and
components, e.g. PLM, SRM
Server
mySAP ERP will be able to run as
mySAP ERP Edition 2005
Planne
d –
Subjec
t to
Architecture of mySAP ERP
SAP R/3 up to 4.6C mySAP ERP Edition 2003 mySAP ERP Edition 2004 SAP R/3 Enterprise mySAP ERP Edition 2005Architecture of SAP ECC
Core as stable as
possible with
integrated ABAP
components (from
mySAP ERP 2005)
SAP Web Application
Server with integrated
BW (on a project
basis), ITS, and SEM
as add-on on top of
BW
Industry Solutions
reintegrated into SAP
ECC (except AFS)
making use of the new
Switch Framework
(from mySAP ERP
2005)
SAP ECC
Core
SAP ECC
SAP ECC
Core
Core
mySAP ERP
Analytics Financials
Human Capital Management Operations Corporate Services SAP NetWeaver™ ite A p plic at ion Fra m ew ork L ife Cy cle Mg mt …
mySAP ERP and SAP NetWeaver
PROCESS INTEGRATION Integration Broker Business Process Mgmt INFORMATION INTEGRATION Bus. Intelligence Master Data Mgmt Knowledge Mgmt
Some examples of
functionality leveraging
NetWeaver technologies
PEOPLE INTEGRATION Multi channel accessPortal Collaboration
…Financial Supply Chain Management,
Self-Service Procurement…
… Strategic Enterprise Management,
Manager Self Services…
… Self Services, Collaborative Folders
and Collaborative Projects…
The Future of …
… SAP R/3 Enterprise
After the successful end of the SAP R/3 Enterprise Extension 2.00
ramp-up,
SAP R/3 Enterprise will enter long-term maintenance mode
Mainstream maintenance dates:
SAP R/3 Enterprise Core 4.7 until Q1/2009
SAP R/3 Enterprise Extension Set 2.00 until Q1/2009
SAP R/3 Enterprise Extension Set 1.10 until Q1/2009 (Extended)
… SAP ERP Central Component
The “mySAP ERP Edition 2004” ramp-up start is planned for July 2004
(release to customer date)
Planned mainstream maintenance dates:
SAP ECC 5.00 until Q1/2010
mySAP ERP – Bill of Material
ABAP Components:
ECC 5.0 (incl. ECC Core, Extension Set, PI, PI_BASIS, and ST-PI)
FINBASIS 3.0 E-Recruiting 3.0 SEM-BW 4.0 SRM Server 5.0
Learning Solution 3.0 (Frontend)
Catalog Content Management 1.0 (SAP Catalog)
cProject Suite 3.1 WFM Core 1.10_640
Java Components:
Self Services 5.0 (XSS incl. ESS and MSS) Biller Direct 3.0
Internet Sales (ISA) 4.0
Learning Solution 3.0 (Content Player) IPC 4.0 (for ISA and for SRM)
Mobile Components:
Mobile Time and Travel 1.6 Mobile Sales for HH 2.0
SAP NetWeaver:
WebAS 6.40 (ABAP, Java, integrated ITS, IGS)
BI 3.5 (ABAP and Java Integration Functionality)
Exchange Infrastructure XI 3.0 Mobile Infrastructure 2.5
Enterprise Portal 6.0 (incl. Portal Platform, Content Management and Collaboration)
TREX 6.1
Frontend Components:
SAPGUI
BW, KW Frontend Components
Learning Solution 3.0 (Offline Player, Authoring Environment)
Further Components:
Agenda
Technical Architecture of mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP – Overview
Transition to mySAP ERP
Outlook and Roadmap
Summary and Further Information
- Transition
- License view
- Upgrade view
- Implementation view
- Recommendations and options
for SAP R/3 customers
- Deployment options
with mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP Transition – License View
mySAP Business Suite
contract
mySAP ERP contract
SAP R/3 contract
mySAP Business Suite contract
(formerly ‘mySAP.com contract’)
…includes functionality in ERP, SCM, CRM, PLM, and SRM,
all enhanced by SAP NetWeaver.
>Available to existing and new customers<
mySAP ERP contract
… includes functionality for analytics, finance, human capital
management, operations and corporate services, all
enhanced by SAP NetWeaver.
>Available to existing and new customers<
SAP R/3 Contract
…includes the functionality of SAP R/3
and SAP R/3 Enterprise.
>Available to existing customers only<
mySAP ERP Transition – Upgrade View
Mainstream maintenance: until Q1/2009 Mainstream maintenance: until Q4/2006SAP R/3
Release 4.6B
and below
SAP R/3
Release
4.6C
SAP R/3
Enterprise
SAP ECC
5.00
mySAP Business Suite
contract
mySAP ERP contract
SAP R/3 contract
Upgrade View
Mainstream maintenance: until end of 2003
!End of mainstream maintenance!
SAP ERP Central Component Mainstream maintenance:
planned until Q1/2010
mySAP ERP Transition – Implementation View
SAP NetWeaver
SAP Strategic Enterprise Management
SAP Self Services
…
mySAP Business Suite
contract
mySAP ERP contract
SAP R/3 contract
Im
ple
me
nt
at
ion
V
iew
License View
License View – Recommendations
mySAP Business Suite
All customers with functional requirements beyond
Enterprise Resource Planning (for example, SCM,
CRM…) should consider contract conversion to mySAP
Business Suite
mySAP ERP
All customers with functional requirements
in the area of Enterprise Resource Planning only,
Upgrade View – Options
Based on the current release,
customers have different options
Choosing the right option depends on the customer’s
business targets and requirements
Customers on these
releases should
upgrade as soon as
possible*…
SAP R/3
4.6C
SAP R/3
Enterprise
(Ext. Set 1.10)SAP ECC
SAP R/3
Enterprise
(Ext. Set 2.00)SAP R/3
4.6B
and below
Stay until 2006* or upgrade Stay until 2009* or upgrade Stay until 2009* or upgradeOption: Upgrade to SAP ECC 5.00*
Benefits
• All pros from SAP R/3 Enterprise
(see next slide)
• Integration of SAP BW (optional) • Integration of SAP ITS (optional) • New functionality compared with
SAP R/3 Enterprise
• Offers smooth upgrade from
SAP R/3 Enterprise
To be considered
• First available in July 2004 (ramp-up) • Mass availability not before Q1/2005 • License conversion might be required • Limited availability of industry solutions • No experiences/case studies available
Target group: Customers on SAP R/3 4.6C or SAP R/3 Enterprise
Customers on SAP R/3 4.6B and below
SAP ECC 5.00 is a valid upgrade option for all customers where the
given release dates do not interfere with other project plans
Option: Upgrade to SAP R/3 Enterprise
Benefits
• Still under mainstream maintenance
(mainstream maintenance until Q1/2009)
• Can also be used with mySAP ERP contract • Web functionality in
SAP Web Application Server
• Unicode available
• Upgrade downtime minimization through
system switch upgrade technology
• Direct integration into SAP XI possible • Additional functionality compared with
SAP R/3 4.6C
• Experiences and case studies available
To be considered
• Smaller functional scope compared
with SAP ECC 5.00
• Integrated SAP BW and SAP ITS not available
Target group: Customers on SAP R/3 4.6B and below
Customers on SAP R/3 4.6C
Deployment Options with mySAP ERP
Target: Customer wants to benefit from the Business Information
Warehouse capabilities provided by mySAP ERP
Today: Customer operates SAP R/3 4.6C only
Today:
SAP R/3 4.6C
+ No effort required for SAPR/3 upgrade + Immediate start of SAP BW implementation SAP R/3 4.6C SAP BW 3.5
Stay Install and implement
- SAP R/3 upgrade still required by 2006
Option A:
SAP R/3
Enterprise SAP BW
3.5
Upgrade Install and implement
+ Add. functionality and benefits provided by SAP R/3 Enterprise + Longer mainstream
main-tenance for SAP R/3 Enterprise - Higher effort (upgrade and
implementation in same timeframe)
Option B:
SAP ECC
SAP BW Upgrade and
implement
+ Add. functionality and benefits provided by SAP ECC
+ Lower TCO through integrated SAP BW 3.5 - Customer needs to wait until
SAP ECC becomes available
Deployment Options with mySAP ERP
Target: Customer wants to benefit from the Business Information
Warehouse capabilities provided by mySAP ERP
Today: Customer operates SAP R/3 4.0B and SAP BW 3.0B
SAP R/3 4.0B SAP BW 3.0B
Today:
SAP R/3 Enterprise SAP BW 3.0B Upgrade Stay+ Add. functionality provided by SAP R/3 Enterprise
Option A:
SAP ECC SAP BW
3.5
Upgrade Upgrade
+ Add. functionality provided by SAP ECC
+ Long maintenance for
Option B:
SAP ECC
SAP BW Upgrade and
migrate BW
+ Add. functionality provided by SAP ECC
Deployment Options with mySAP ERP
Target: Customer wants to benefit from the Self Services and the
Business Information Warehouse capabilities provided by mySAP ERP
Today: Customer operates SAP R/3 3.1I and SAP ITS
SAP R/3
3.1I SAP ITS
Today:
SAP R/3 Enterprise SAP ITS Upgrade Stay/upgrade SAP BW 3.5 Install and implement+ Add. functionality provided by SAP R/3 Enterprise
+ Long maintenance (SAP BW and SAP R/3 Enterprise)
- Upgrade to SAP ITS might be
required
- Higher TCO
Option A:
SAP ECC SAP BW
3.5 Install and implement SAP ITS Upgrade and migrate ITS
+ Add. functionality provided by SAP ECC
+ Longer maintenance + Utilization of integrated ITS
- Customer needs to wait until
SAP ECC becomes available
- SAP BW still requires
own system
Option B:
SAP ECC SAP ITS SAP BW Upgrade, implement BW and migrate ITS+ Add. functionality provided by SAP ECC
+ Longer maintenance
+ Utilization of integrated SAP BW and SAP ITS
- Customer needs to wait until
SAP ECC becomes available
Deployment Options with mySAP ERP
Target: Customer wants to benefit from Self Services, Business Information
Warehouse, portal, and integration capabilities provided by mySAP ERP
Today: Customer operates SAP R/3 Enterprise, SAP ITS and SAP BW 3.5
SAP R/3
Enterprise
SAP ITS
SAP ECC SAP ECC
SAP ITS SAP R/3 Enterprise SAP ITS SAP BW 3.5 SAP BW 3.5 Stay SAP ITS Upgrade and migrate ITS and BW SAP BW SAP BW 3.5
SAP Enterprise Portal SAP Enterprise Portal SAP Enterprise Portal
Stay Install and implement Install and implement Install and implement Stay Stay
SAP Exchange Infrastructure SAP Exchange Infrastructure SAP Exchange Infrastructure
Non-SAP System Non-SAP System Non-SAP System Non-SAP System
+ Integration of systems through SAP XI
+ Integration
and user centric environment + No SAP ITS required
+ Integration
and user centric environment
Agenda
Technical Architecture of mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP – Overview
Transition to mySAP ERP
Outlook and Roadmap
Summary and Further Information
- Release strategy:
SAP ECC and SAP R/3
mySAP ERP 2004 SAP R/3 Enterprise SAP R/3 4.6C SAP R/3 3.1I – 4.6B mySAP ERP 2005 Mainstr. Maint. Mainstream Maintenance Extended Maint. (17% + 2%) Extended Maintenance (17% + 4%) Mainstream Maintenance Customer-Specific Maintenance Customer-Specific Maintenance Customer-Specific Maintenance Customer-Specific Maintenance Customer-Specific Maintenance
Release and Maintenance Strategy
Mainstream Maintenance Extended Maint. (17% + 2%) Extended Maintenance (17% + 4%) Extended Maint. (17% + 2%) Extended Maintenance (17% + 4%) Extended Maint. (17% + 2%) Extended Maintenance (17% + 4%) Mainstream Maintenance Extended Maint. (17% + 2%) Extended Maintenance (17% + 4%) Ramp-Up Ramp-Up Ramp-Up
Agenda
Technical Architecture of mySAP ERP
mySAP ERP – Overview
Transition to mySAP ERP
Outlook and Roadmap
Summary and Further Information
- Summary:
- mySAP ERP
- SAP ERP Central Component
- SAP R/3 Enterprise
mySAP ERP is a solution within the mySAP Business Suite.
As a result, the functional scope of mySAP ERP is already licensed by
mySAP Business Suite customers
mySAP ERP was announced in March 2003 and
is already available
mySAP ERP is SAP’s next generation ERP solution, succeeding SAP R/3
mySAP ERP
can be licensed by new and installed base customers
Customers with SAP R/3 contracts, who want to benefit from mySAP ERP,
need to convert their license to mySAP ERP contract (or mySAP Business
Suite contract)
mySAP ERP
includes several components
(see bill of material)
Some additional highlights in mySAP ERP (compared with SAP R/3
Enterprise) are:
Fully powered by SAP NetWeaver
Additional functionalities like
Strategic Enterprise Management
Financial Supply Chain Management
Employee and Manager Self Services
Learning Solution
E-Recruiting
Self Service Procurement
Internet Sales
First release is planned for July 2004 as part of the ramp-up
Mass availability is planned for Q1/2005
First release
of SAP ERP Central Component
is SAP ECC 5.0
The architecture of the new ERP Central Component will be layered
to allow for:
Efficient integrated deployment of SAP NetWeaver
Incremental upgrades using proven technologies pioneered in SAP R/3
Enterprise
Streamlined industry add-on strategy
Lower TCO through less complex deployment models and less instances
SAP R/3 Enterprise will enter a
long-term maintenance mode
with Extension Set 2.0 under mainstream maintenance until 2009
SAP R/3 Enterprise Core will be maintained until 2009
Improvements to performance, legal changes, and repairs will be ongoing
as part of standard maintenance via support packages
There are no plans to make SAP Web AS 6.40 available for SAP R/3 Enterprise
In the near future all industry add-ons available with SAP R/3 Enterprise will
be available with SAP ECC and ongoing industry developments will be made
for SAP ECC
Further Information at SAP Service Marketplace
mySAP ERP
http://service.sap.com/erp
SAP NetWeaver
http://service.sap.com/netweaver
Development News
http://service.sap.com/developmentnews
SAP R/3 Enterprise
http://service.sap.com/enterprise
New Release Strategy
http://service.sap.com/releasestrategy
Release Notes
http://service.sap.com/releasenotes
Upgrade Information Center
http://service.sap.com/upgrade
Upgrade Focus Group
http://service.sap.com/ufg
Services from SAP Support and SAP Consulting
Upgrade Technology Tools
http://service.sap.com/upgradetech
Safe Guarding
http://service.sap.com/safeguarding
Maintenance Strategy
http://service.sap.com/maintenance
Online Help
http://help.sap.com
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