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 SAP WITH AI The number of channels customers use to interact with businesses have increased drastically over the past few years. With the amount of information businesses have on their customers, Artificial intelligence may help in optimizing the client and customer interactions. The five major Customer Relationship Management (CRM) vendors in the market Salesforce, Microsoft, SAP, Oracle and Adobe systems make up almost half of the entire CRM Market. All of them have been heavily investing on the development of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. In this article, we’ll explore the AI capabilities that are available with these companies, measurable results available from Artificial Intelligence applications in CRM, new AI applications being developed.

  SAP R/3 SAP R/3 encompasses the following three tiers of interaction: Graphic User Interface Functional Applications (Modules) Integrated/Relational Databases. This breakdown can be further explained in terms of the three layers of the SAP client server concept: Presentation layer, Application layer, and the Database layer. Presentation Layer This particular layer refers to an application running on an end user’s PC. This layer can also be referred to as “the front end.” It is used within a networked environment, and displays information screens to the users. The users can then interact with the SAP system itself. It represents the client portion of the client-server relationship. Application Layer The application layer refers simply to that layer where applications are processed. Messages are then sent to the end user on the presentation layer. Database Layer The SAP system uses the data that is stored on the database layer. Data at this level is created and edited based on requests

  SAP PROCESSING  Real Time Processing was one of SAP’s earliest and most attractive features giving the software a few advantages in the market. The processing facilitates immediate business transactions providing efficiency. The clients will experience a quicker order turnaround bringing products to the market faster. The processing provides accessible data to all those who need it, when they need it. This helps to reduce inaccuracies and obsolete information, while reducing data processing time. The processing provides all forms of data across platforms and keeps up-to-date business records. This is a very valuable solution for an Enterprise handling high volumes of customers, resources, materials and data. The Real time processing provides efficiency in the processing of a business order and its shipment. The system will make determinations based on efficient and expedient requirements. Real time processing was created to make data accessible to everyone in a company in order to en

  SAP HISTORY SAP began in Germany in the early 1970’s as a project undertaken by five former IBM employees. They founded an enterprise, naming it System Analysis and Program Development, which they later changed to Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing. Now, SAP is the most recognized ERP product in the world. The following essential elements formed the fundamental basis of the SAP concept. Real-Time Processing, which is an action that immediately affects enterprise-wide business processes. Standard Software Market product, which is a standard version of SAP software that is customizable during implementation. Integration, which is when data integration exists for the business processes of an enterprise. Among the earliest versions of SAP was SAP R/1, which was a financial accounting system. The R in R/1 referred to real-time. In the early 1980’s, SAP R/2 appeared as a mainframe business application. Later, SAP R/3 emerged in 1992 as the client server version of the s