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In 1972, five systems analysts began working nights and weekends to create standard software with realtime data processing. Twenty-five years later their vision is a reality: SAP is the world’s market and technology leader in business application software. On April 1, 1972 five former IBM employees founded SAP as Systemanalyse und Programmentwicklung (“Systems Analysis and Program Development”) in Mannheim, Germany. Their vision was to develop and market standard enterprise software which would integrate all business processes. The idea came to them through their work as systems consultants for IBM when they noticed that client after client was developing the same, or very similar, computer programs. The second part of their vision was that data should be processed interactively in realtime, and the computer screen should become the focal point of data processing. From a start-up software vendor to global market leader Over the course of twenty-five years, their vision

Releasing External Purchasing Docs. (MM-PUR-GF) Purpose Release procedures are necessary, for example, if an external purchasing document exceeds a certain value and is subject to approval by a person’s superiors. It is advisable to define different release strategies for certain order types, purchasing organizations, or purchasing groups. Each individual involved in the release procedure signifies approval with his or her release code using a release transaction. Once effected, a release can also be cancelled with the same code (that is to say, the original status is reinstated). The system can be set up in such a way that a person authorized to release purchase requisitions but whose daily duties primarily involve other tasks is advised via workflow when such a document is awaiting release. That is to say, this person sees a work item in his or her SAP Business Workplace inbox, which can be processed directly from within the inbox. When the item is processed, the release

Workflow: Release Requisition (MM-PUR-REQ) If the system recognizes that the release code with which a user must next signify approval in accordance with the release strategy is workflow-relevant, a workflow is started. An individual workflow is started for each workflow-relevant release code. A central task of workflow control is to determine the processor (several may be involved) to whom this release code has been assigned. When are workflows started in the case of release strategy KF? When user MILLER, or alternatively user GRITPIPE (both Technical Services), have released a requisition item with their non-workflow-relevant release codes T1/T2, the requisition item must then be processed with release code KY. Since KY is workflowrelevant, a workflow is started. The system recognizes that release code KY has been assigned to user SEAGOON (Sales Manager) and creates a work item for the latter. When are workflows started in the case of release strategy TF? A workflow is

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P Launches Latest Version of mySAP™ Supply Chain Management New Responsive Replenishment Functionality and RFID-Enabled Supply Chain Execution Processes to Enable Companies to Build More Adaptive Supply Chains ATLANTA, Ga. - April 19, 2004 - SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced the launch of its latest version of mySAP™ Supply Chain Management (mySAP SCM). With its latest SCM solution, SAP introduces a new responsive replenishment scenario and RFID-enabled (radio frequency identification) supply chain execution processes, which will help enterprises gain better visibility into real-time customer demand and enable them to build more adaptive supply chains. The announcement was made before 6,000 attendees at the 2004 ASUG Annual Conference & Vendor Fair, being held this week in Atlanta, Georgia. The new responsive replenishment process will enable companies to respond to real-time customer demand, including promotion-driven demand, coupled with the ability for retailers

Home Business Intelligence 40 Fast Facts about SAP 40 Fast Facts about SAP By  Ericka Chickowski on 2010-05-25 LinkedIn Twitter 2 Facebook 0 From a small, German IBM spin-off to a global IT behemoth, SAP's rise has largely come on the back of its enterprise resource planning software. But as its recent deal for Sybase shows, SAP is willing to supplement organic growth with some big acquisitions. See also: Fast Facts on CA , Cloud Computing , Symantec , Cisco , Apple , Intel , Linux , Microsoft , Oracle , Google and HP . 11 of 41 SAP initially stood for Systemanalyse und Programmentwicklung or "System Analysis and Program Development."   See All Slideshows