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The Indian Institute of Business Management & Studies
Subject: SAP Consultancy Management Marks: 100
Section =A
Attempt Only 2 question
1. Write a comprehensive note on SAP Net weaver & ECC?
2. Each question carried 3 Marks:-
a.) How Does SRM’s tight integration with PLM benefit your SRM users?
b.) How does SAP CRM maximize your profitability?
c.) Does security restrict access in Query reporting?
d.) What do you mean by year dependent in fiscal year variants?
e.) What are posting keys? State the purpose of defining posting keys?
f.) What are the Steps in consignment processing?
g.) What is SAP Net weaver’s Rapid installer?
h.) What is core value of SAP xApps?
i.) How does SAP KW support searching?
j.) How will be the Ticket process flow happens in a Production support project?
k.) What is document type, and what does it control? Examples.
l.) What is chart of account and how many charts of accounts can be assigned to a company?
m.) What does Field status group assigned to a GL master record controls?
n.) How is case used in SAP?
3. In your own organization, research how many repositories or “system of records’ of master data
you have. Are you a good candidate for SAP MDM?
4. Define the term Variant? What does it mean to “protect’ a variant? Create two new variants for a
familiar report, and then re-execute the report using each of the variants.
The Indian Institute of Business Management & Studies
Subject: SAP Consultancy Management Marks: 100
Section =B
Attempt Case study (Mandatory)
A Day in the Life of an SAP Manager: Providing User-Friendly Solutions.
After so many years (dozens of years should I say) in IT I am still surprised to notice how difficult are
the relationships between the users and the IT departments. Whatever technology, and how “high”
this “tech” is it is strange to see the same behaviors from IT people against this very-difficult-tocontrol
population of users. Coming from IT with an Engineer degree in MIS in the early 70’s, I was
already taught that there was nothing more important than understanding the user’s need. And my
teachers already warned us that we
should not be arrogant against users if they don’t understand what we say. Instead, we should try to
really understand what the real goal was and find a good way to solve it using the available
technology. And at that time we did not have all these software and hardware solutions of today. After
some years in projects, I found myself attracted by sales and marketing. For most of the cases, I was
selling tools (we call them solutions), that should help people already bothered by not very userfriendly
solutions. And today I can still find in my day to day business the same reaction from IT about
users and the same grumblings
from users against IT. And it is so identical whatever the country, France, Germany, USA, etc.Plus ça
change plus c’est la meme chose, as we used to say (The more it changes, the more it’s the same).I’d
like to share with you the various situations where I found the same strange irrational reactions, in IT
users relationships. These days, the tools we sell are there to facilitate and automate some day to day
job for SAP user. A SAP user is actually an employee of a, sometimes very large, company that has
implemented (or is in the process of implementing) this well known ERP called SAP R/3 (from the
German company SAP AG.) to process finance, sales, purchasing, production, personnel etc. data. But,
of course, that blog could be extended to all kinds of users of IT technology. Yesterday I called one
person from a large chemical company. He is located in France and looks for solutions to ease this
company SAP European users job. That includes ways for automating some uploads
and downloads between SAP and Excel. So he downloaded a trial version of one of our tool some
weeks ago. The question was mostly, “do we buy your tool or do we buy a software built by our
Spanish subs partner. They look similar. I’ll let you know. ”When I called back some weeks later he
was a bit embarrassed:“Well, we got a decision from our US HQ that they will develop a specific ABAP
program every time this question arises.” He said.
“Don’t they believe a generic solution would be more efficient? Do they currently have all the people
available to timely respond to all users over the world having such needs?”, I replied.“It looks they
have enough people, and it may happen they are afraid to lose even a part of the programming job”
Sure they have enough people! Since they cannot provide a solution in less than 3 weeks for any need,
most of the users will work by themselves, manually when they have an urgent need, and never tell
them what their real problem is.
At the end they will have two false impressions:
- One is that they do a good job since nobody is complaining
The Indian Institute of Business Management & Studies
Subject: SAP Consultancy Management Marks: 100
- Second is that the users have no real need for some task simplifications
And the whole company loses thousands of days of productivity that could be used in more interesting
tasks.
Questions:-
1. Comment on the relevance of this article in today's times. Cite an example to support your
comments.
2. Write in not more than 500 words your ability to create wealth in the community/company you
work in. Wealth may not necessarily be in terms of money. It may refer to your ability to contribute to
the wealth of your organization. Write in the context of above article.
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