The Solution is SAP

Imagine effectively streamlining all your business operations and processes, from finance to HR, supply chain to customer relations.

That's SAP in a nutshell!

At the heart of business technology, SAP goes beyond typical software applications by linking every segment of a company, facilitating smooth and efficient communication.

Gaining proficiency in SAP and honing these skills can set you up for a future leadership position within organizations that utilize enterprise resource planning.

So, what does SAP do exactly?

SAP is the most-used ERP (enterprise resource planning) software in the market, encompassing an extensive range of fully integrated modules that cover every area of business management.

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SAP's software suite includes:

SAP S/4HANA: Ideal for medium to large enterprises, it offers analytical and transaction processing, perfect for sectors needing real-time analytics.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud: A cloud-based variant providing quarterly updates and web browser access, suitable for medium and large businesses with features like in-memory computing.

SAP Business One: Designed for organizations with up to 350 employees, compatible with SAP HANA and Microsoft SQL, offering extensive third-party integrations and customizable pricing.

SAP Business ByDesign: Tailored for mid-market businesses, particularly effective in manufacturing and wholesale, it supports companies with 250-1,500 employees with a user-count-based pricing model.

There are 2 Types of SAP ERP system Modules: Functional Modules and Technical Modules. Some of the most commonly used include:

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Functional SAP ERP Modules:

Human Capital Management (SAP HCM): This module supports all the processes of human resource management in the organization such as personnel administration, payroll, recruitment and performance management.

Material Management (SAP MM): This is the module for material management and inventory control. It encompasses the procurement process, master data (material and vendor master), inventory management, material valuation and invoice verification.

Sales and Distribution (SAP SD): SAP SD is responsible for all aspects of the sales and distribution process, including sales order processing, shipping, billing and sales returns.

Financial Accounting and Controlling (SAP FICO): This module helps manage financial transactions within enterprises, with functionalities for general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, asset management and more.

Technical SAP ERP Modules:

SAP NetWeaver (formerly SAP Basis): NetWeaver is the technical foundation that enables SAP applications to function. It includes the administration of the database, the application server and the web server.

Advanced Business Application Programming (SAP ABAP): ABAP is the programming language used within SAP to create application modules. It is used for the development and customization of SAP applications.

Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP): SAP BTP is an integrated offering designed to allow the development, integration, and extension of business applications in the cloud. It combines data management, analytics, AI, application development and integration into one platform.

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The Benefits

Versatility & Scalability: Whether it’s a startup or a global giant, SAP has solutions tailored for businesses of all sizes and industries. Enterprise-level technology is accessible at all stages of growth.

Real-Time Insights: Want to be a step ahead the game? SAP gives real-time, data-driven insights, helping a business make smarter decisions faster. Instead of relying on delayed reports or gut feelings, a CEO/Manager can make informed choices quickly which could be not just crucial but cost-effective to the business. The system also has functions in place to support sensitive data through built-in security systems.

Innovation: With SAP, it's not just about managing what a business has; it's about its future potential too. From AI to machine learning, SAP is always a leader of innovation.

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Here from Sam, our SAP expert:

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‘I am passionate about recruiting in the SAP market because it is a very challenging industry where success requires you to be at the top of your game. It also provides an opportunity to connect with highly skilled professionals, offering valuable learning opportunities. There is a constant demand for high-calibre SAP talent as businesses strive to stay competitive, and the cost of hiring the wrong person can be catastrophic for IT projects worth millions. Knowing this makes it even more rewarding when I find my clients the exact skill set they need.’

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SAP - Agile. Adaptable. Transformational.

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Are you ready to future-proof your business?

Contact Sam at sam@discovered.ae to find out how he can help you grow your SAP team.