SAP Best Practices for Supplier Relationship Management V1.70

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SAP Best Practices for SRM V1.70 Overview

SAP Best Practices for Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) V1.70

Is based on SAP SRM 7.0 on top of SAP ERP (One client installation, which is based on an add-on installation on ECC)

Provides an accelerated deployment (compared to SRM) of the required configuration settings.

Provides procurement features of ECC 6.0 - Ehp4 bundled with SRM 7.0 in an concise package and contains two predefined business scenarios (supported for one client installation):– Self Service Procurement (Procure-to-Pay)– Strategic Sourcing with Request for Quotation (RFQ)

Is targeting on customer that: – are aiming on simple procurement scenarios – do not yet use SAP SRM– are using only one Backend (ECC) system

SAP Best Practices for SRM V1.70 Solution Scope

Only Sourcing with RFQ is part of the SAP Best

Practices Package

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SAP Best Practices for SRM V1.70 Business Benefits

SAP Best Practices for Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) V1.70 Provides accelerated implementation of SRM functionality

– Simplified handling and rapid implementation processes– Optimized consulting costs

Reduces TCO– reduced complexity of system landscape by using the SAP SRM One client environment

– Leverage existing system landscape *– Minimize IT costs*

– Use of latest NW technology enhancements – Use of SAP Netweaver Business Client 3.0 (NWBC) instead of the SAP Netweaver

Portal**– Lean Deployment without SAP Portal, BI and PI**

Unlocks you procurement process savings potential !– Extend procurement process to indirect purchasing– Reduce maverick buying and increased compliance via catalog procurement– Optimize purchasing process/ streamline your purchasing department – Leverage workflow processes to enable the casual buyer

* Landscape Costs may include additional app servers requirements based on overall system set-up** Lean deployment mode does not exclude a later integration of SAP Netweaver Portal , PI and BI. This is not part of the BAIO package and therefore a consulting option.

Reduce TCO

SAP Best Practices for SRM V1.70 Architecture

ERP ECC 6.0 (ECC 6.0 – EHP4)

NW 7.01

SRM 7.0 Lean SRM (Lean Pricing, Lean Inbox ,

No Portal, No BI, No XI….) One Client Ecatts

SAP Best Practice Package for SRM (V1.70)

Including Self Service Procurement

and Strategic Sourcing with RFQ

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Offer SRM scenarios in the SAP Best Practices for SRM package that includes all the improvements of the SRM 7.0 release with regards to lean deployment (NWBC 3.0)

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SAP SRM ScenariosSupported Scenarios for SRM One Client

Extract of SRM Scenarios SRM 5.0 One Client

SRM 7.0 One Client

SAP Best Practi ces for SRM

V1.70Catalog Content Management

Plan-Driven Procurement with Supplier Integration

Self Service Procurement Classic

Service Procurement External Staffing

Strategic Sourcing with RFx & Live Auction*

Service Procurement Classic

For one client scenarios please see the following limitations: Only Classic deployment, no Local or Extended classic deployment SUS-EBP integration not supported, Temp labor scenario not supported, MM-SUS supported No multiple backend support

* Pre-Shipment for SAP Business All-In-One –Only Strategic Sourcing with RFQ

Available today

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EhP 5EhP 4

SAP SRM Release Strategy SRM Release combinations

EhP 0 EhP 1 EhP 2 EhP 3ERP 6.0 with ENHANCEMENT PACKAGESERP 6.0 with ENHANCEMENT PACKAGES

SRM 5.0 NW 7.00

SRM 7.01

SRM 5.0 NW 7.01

Upgrade from SRM 5.0 as One Client deployment to SRM 7.0 as

One Client deployment is supported. SRM 6.0 is not delivered as One Client deployment to ERP. ERP 6.0 with EHP4 is mandatory for an Upgrade to SRM 7.0

SRM 6.0

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SRM 7.0