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Course Outline
Introduction to SAP S/4HANA
- Defining SAP S/4HANA
- Comparing features against SAP Business One
- Deployment strategies: On-premise versus cloud solutions
System Interface and Navigation
- Home screen design and tile-based layout
- Operating the Fiori launchpad
- Utilising menus, search functions, and help resources
SAP S/4HANA Across Business Areas
- Finance and accounting modules (FI/CO)
- Sales, procurement, and inventory management
- Reporting and analytics capabilities
Licensing and User Access Strategies
- Types of SAP licenses and associated access rights
- Implications of license expiry
- Managing licenses throughout the migration process
SAP Add-on Overview
- The nature and purpose of SAP add-ons
- Popular add-ons for finance and operational tasks
- Extending SAP's functionality through add-ons
Preparing for Migration from SAP Business One
- Assessing the scope of change
- Distinguishing between functional and technical team responsibilities
- Expectations during the pre-migration assessment phase
Open Q&A and Clarification of Concepts
- Addressing specific participant inquiries
- Correcting common misconceptions about SAP
- Gathering feedback to inform migration planning
Summary and Recommended Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of accounting principles and business workflows
- User-level familiarity with SAP Business One
- No technical expertise is necessary
Target Audience
- Accounting professionals preparing for the transition to SAP
- Management personnel requiring a functional overview of SAP capabilities
- Decision-makers assessing licensing models and SAP's overall value proposition
7 Hours
Testimonials (2)
It was straight to the point and more practical
Lungelo Ndlela - SNG Grant Thornton
Course - SAP S/4 Hana (S/4Hana)
His calm and collected voice even though at points he was frustrated with the system, but kept his cool…