Selection of building blocks that could appear in a project

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We carry out this phase mainly in the classic consulting and workshop mode: analyzing, conceptualizing, training, implementing, coordinating.

In our transformation projects, we use so-called building blocks to structure the process and create a common thread. They accompany the project through all phases and ensure that the project team generates the right result objects at the right time. Building blocks can be locked and assigned to a phase. We differentiate between business and technical building blocks.

The business building blocks are marked in yellow, technology building blocks are marked in gray.
Selection of building blocks that could appear in a project. The business building blocks are marked in yellow, technology building blocks are marked in gray.

The most important and largest building block is the UX Journey: We look lebanon consumer email list at your business processes together and compare them with SAP's best practices. If they match, we select the best practices and adopt them. If not, we consider whether we can adopt old code from the R/3 systems or whether we need to or should take new approaches. This is often where the decision is made as to the extent to which a return to the standard is possible for you and what procedural changes this would entail.

The result of the UX Journey is a technical concept in a light version. This gives us a project plan as a basis for the next two phases.

Phase 3: Explore
Now it's time to get down to business - the conceptual work begins. Together with you, we form process clusters, we go through the processes step by step and coordinate them with each other. How do you want to position yourself in the future? This look ahead must never be missing. An important element is our Interaction Room. This is a workshop format in which we bring specialist departments and IT together. In a joint discussion, they should bring in their needs and requirements, discuss processes and finally agree on a common approach.

From a technical perspective, we take care of the provision of the system. We set up the system, connect the SAP Business Technology Platform - which is part of modern S/4HANA systems - and have thus created extensive documentation of the results. This includes, for example, migration concepts, blueprints, user stories, but also topics relating to testing and IT security.