FAQ
What is the methodology for implementing SAP in a business?
Our methodology follows a structured five-phase approach: Assess (identifying requirements and defining the project scope), Design (developing a comprehensive solution blueprint), Build (configuring and tailoring the SAP system), Test (performing rigorous functionality, performance, and security validation), and Deploy (implementing the solution and providing support). Each phase is governed by defined milestones and deliverables to ensure clarity, accountability, and consistent progress.
What is the typical timeline for each phase of an SAP implementation?
The typical timeline for each phase includes:
1. Assess Phase (1-2 months): Understanding the business requirements, evaluating the current system, and planning.
2. Design Phase (2-4 months): Creating a detailed plan for the SAP solution, including system architecture and process design.
3. Build Phase (3-6 months): Customizing and configuring the SAP system to meet specific business needs.
4. Test Phase (1-3 months): Rigorous testing for functionality, integration, user acceptance, and performance.
5. Deploy Phase (1-2 months): Transitioning to the new system, including final adjustments, data migration, and go-live.
What are the criteria for choosing between an on-premise vs. cloud-based SAP solution?
Decision criteria include Cost (initial investment vs. ongoing subscription fees), Control (degree of control over data and infrastructure), Customization (specific business requirements), Compliance (data privacy and regulatory considerations), and Connectivity (reliability of internet connection for cloud solutions).
What post-go-live support and maintenance do you offer?
Our post-go-live support includes a dedicated helpdesk, system monitoring, periodic health checks, and regular updates. We also provide training for new users, refresher courses, and continuous improvement services for system optimization.
What is the price of an SAP license?
The price of an SAP license is influenced by several factors:
1. License Type: Perpetual, subscription, or user-based.
2. Number of Users: Cost varies with the number of users.
3. Module Selection: Different SAP modules have different costs.
4. Access Level: Cost differs for full or limited access.
5. Additional Features: Advanced features may incur additional costs.
What are the costs of SAP implementation?
The costs of SAP implementation include several components:
1. Licensing Fees: Based on the SAP license chosen.
2. Consultancy Fees: For expert advice and implementation services.
3. Training Costs: To train employees on the new system.
4. Infrastructure Costs: For necessary hardware or cloud services.
5. Customization Costs: For adapting SAP to specific business requirements.
6. Integration Costs: For connecting SAP with existing systems.
7. Maintenance & Support: Ongoing costs for upkeep and troubleshooting.
