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TSRM10 SAP Enterprise Buyer 3.5 Configuration

TSRM10
SAP Enterprise Buyer 3.5 Configuration

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 Software Component: SAP R/3 SRM 20

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Course Prerequisites

Prerequisites
 Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows
 Knowledge of SCM500 Processes in Procurement

Recommended
 SAPSRM mySAP SRM solution overview
(available Q1, 2003)
 SRM200 Enterprise Buyer overview

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Target Group

Audience
 SRM or Enterprise Buyer consultants.
 Customer Project Team Members involved
in an SRM implementation

Duration
 5 days

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Overview

Content
 Course Goals
 Course Objectives
 Course Overview
 Main Business Scenario

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Course Goals

This course will prepare you to :

 bring your knowledge of the technical and application-

specific requirements of EBP to a level that will enable
you to effectively participate in an implementation
 customize the core functionalities of an EBP system

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Course Objectives

 Overview on mySAP SRM E-Procurement

 EBP roles and E-Procurement processes
 Configuration of all major scenarios of an EBP system
to enable the web-based procurement process
 Explain major interfaces to SAP and Non-SAP
components from a conceptual point of view
 Perform the tasks associated with the roles and
processes of EBP with a blueprint of SRM processes
in mind

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Content

SRM210 Course Overview

mySAP SRM E-Procurement

Backend Integration Principles

Organization

Workflow

Master Data

Catalog Management

Self-Service Procurement

Sourcing

Plan driven Procurement

Administration

Appendix

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Main Business Scenario

 Your company, Phoenix Enterprises, recently

purchased the SAP solution mySAP SRM. As a first
step in the implementation of all Supplier Relationship
Management scenarios, the project team members
need to start with configuring Enterprise Buyer to
support all self-service procurement and plan-driven
procurement processes for the procurement of material
as well as services.
 Our project team is responsible for configuring and
customizing EBP to meet the requirements of the US
organization. In a second phase, other subsidiaries of
Phoenix Enterprises will follow.

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