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ABAP Codes
Runtime/Database/Logs
Jobs or Events
User Administration
Paths and Correction
Batch Inputs
Spool
Introduction to ERP
Business Process Integration
History of ERP
Functions of ERP
Advantages and Disadvantages of ERP
ERP Functional Areas
ERP Packages
FICO (Finance and Controlling)
SD (Sales and Distribution)
SAP MM (Material Management)
SRM ( Supplier Relationship Management)
CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
SAP LE (Logistics Execution)
SAP HR (Human Resource)
SAP R/3
SAP Client Introduction
SAP R/3 Delivered clients
System Requirements
Installation Activities
Introduction to SAP NetWeaver
SAP Net Weaver Components
SAP Net Weaver Tools
SAP Net Weaver Applications
Standard Toolbar
Command Field Navigation
Application Toolbar
Title Bar
Status Bar
SAP Menu Bar
SAP Navigation Area
ERP performs numerous functions, as discussed in the previous section, also. It starts from centralizing different modules of a business enterprise and automate the management of all the business processes internally. If we go for specific functions of ERP, the list is as below:
ERP supports the unified business process in an organization.
It speeds up the process of decision making.
Helps in executing strategies and plan and also improves financial planning.
Operational risk identification becomes easy.
Rapid changes are adaptable to the business.
Long term profitability assurance by increasing customer base.
It helps the business to expand to wider domains in the case of products and services.
ERP helps to reach more suppliers, customers, and partners.
It provides protection against data breaches, security threats, and information leakage.
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