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• Enterprise Resource Planning and SAP System Software – A Summary Table Of Contents 1. What is ERP 2. SAP R/3 Functionality 2.1 Logistics 2.2 Accounting 2.3 Human Resources (HR) 2.4 Cross-Application Functions 3. New Dimension Products 4. SAP R/3 Architecture 5. mySAP.com and the Internet 6. SAP R/3 Custom Configuration & Implementation 7. SAP Implementation Strategy 7.1 ASAP Methodology 7.2 The R/3 Procedural Model 1. What is ERP? Many key business applications are now implemented using comprehensive and complex Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software. ERP software facilitates the flow of information among all the processes of an organization’s supply chain, from purchases to sales, including accounting and human resources. Process thinking is a key element in this business restructuring, differing from previous approaches with traditional application "silos", where departments within a company operated with poor interaction with other departments. ERP software eliminates the comm

Enterprise Resource Planning and SAP System Software – A Summary Table Of Contents 1. What is ERP 2. SAP R/3 Functionality 2.1 Logistics 2.2 Accounting 2.3 Human Resources (HR) 2.4 Cross-Application Functions 3. New Dimension Products 4. SAP R/3 Architecture 5. mySAP.com and the Internet 6. SAP R/3 Custom Configuration & Implementation 7. SAP Implementation Strategy 7.1 ASAP Methodology 7.2 The R/3 Procedural Model 1. What is ERP? Many key business applications are now implemented using comprehensive and complex Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software. ERP software facilitates the flow of information among all the processes of an organization’s supply chain, from purchases to sales, including accounting and human resources. Process thinking is a key element in this business restructuring, differing from previous approaches with traditional application "silos", where departments within a company operated with poor interaction with other departments. ERP software eliminates the comm

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