ERP Software

Viraaj Software provides a full range of services for the development and implementation of information systems at enterprises of various industries and business scales.

SAP implementation: conceptual design, configuration and support after a productive start.

Implementation of SAP solutions is organized on the basis of two types of methodologies:

SAP stands for Systems, Applications, Products in data processing.

We frequently get a very interesting question from some of the most senior level executives in the Industry:  What exactly is SAP?  Sometimes they may even have SAP installed and not really know “what’s in the box”.

Whose fault is this?  As Senior SAP Project Managers, we have to say it is our fault, the consultants, for not simplifying and clarifying what SAP is.  To make it simple, we have created a mind-map of the SAP system, which is based on the SAP architecture documentation, and a great deal of general system knowledge gained over the years.  This is not a complete picture of the offering either, as we have left out the SAP partner offerings, which are another universe in and unto themselves.

Doing a quick walk-through, starting with finance and proceeding clockwise: The SAP Enterprise Resource Management  (ERP) System consist of a series of fully integrated SAP modules, which, for example, immediately reflect the impact of a purchase order on a company’s financial status.

  • Finance Module:  Includes such modules as Financial Accounting, Controlling, Investment Management, Asset Management and Treasury Management
  • Logistics Module:  Includes Sales and Distribution, Materials Management, Warehouse Management, Product Lifecycle Management, Production Planning
  • Human Capital Management:  All modules required to define an organization, recruit, hire and manage human resources.
  • Netweaver:  The underlying technology platform that SAP operates on, as well as SAP Business Warehouse.
  • Supply Chain Management (SCM):  Originally understood to be SAP APO or Advanced Planner and Optimizer, now includes, via integration, many parts of the logistics system
  • Master Data Management:  A suite of tools designed to manage the entire lifecycle of your Master Data (Customer Data, Product Data, many others)
  • Business Warehouse (BW):  Includes everything you need to build a datawarehouse, including ETL (Extract, Transform, Load, Staging Tools, Metadata Management, Modeling, and Query and Reporting Tools)
  • Industry Solutions:  More than 30 Industry specific solutions and numerous partner Industry Solutions, including MRO (Maintenance Repair and Overhaul), Well Drilling, Legal Services, Poultry and Dairy, among many.

As you can see, there is a lot to know to really understand all the different SAP modules available.