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Course Outline
Overview of SAP S/4HANA
- Definition and core components of SAP S/4HANA
- Deployment strategies: On-premise vs. cloud for government environments
Interface Design and Navigation
- Main dashboard and tile-based interface
- Utilizing the Fiori launchpad for streamlined access
- Navigating menus, search utilities, and support features
SAP S/4HANA Functional Modules
- Financial management and controlling modules (FI/CO)
- Procurement, sales, and inventory management
- Reporting frameworks and analytical capabilities
Licensing and Access Control Frameworks
- Classification of SAP licenses and user permission levels
- Implications of license expiration on system access
- License governance during and following transition phases
SAP Add-on Ecosystem Overview
- Definition and purpose of SAP add-ons
- Standard add-ons for financial and operational management
- Enhancing SAP capabilities through supplemental tools
Transition Planning from SAP Business One
- Assessing the scope of operational changes
- Expectations for the pre-migration evaluation process
Inquiry Session and Clarification of Concepts
- Responding to participant inquiries
- Dispelling common misconceptions regarding SAP
- Gathering input for strategic migration planning
Concluding Summary and Action Items
Requirements
- Foundational knowledge of accounting principles and business operations
- No prior technical expertise is necessary
Target Audience <
- Accounting staff engaged in SAP migration initiatives
- Administrative professionals requiring a functional overview of SAP
- Policy makers evaluating licensing requirements and SAP capabilities for government applications
7 Hours
Testimonials (2)
In question and answer section, we can ask many cases and Mr. Oki is great to make us understand the solution of our issues.
Verified Client
Course - Mastering On-Premise SAP Fiori Development
It was straight to the point and more practical