ERP Vendors

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ERP Vendors
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SAP ERP R/3 Installations
Total (Live)
18 (17)
2500
16 (16)
1000 - 2500
9 (10)
500 - 1000
14 (13)
200 - 500
33 (35)
lt 200
Not assignable 10 (9)
in Mill. US

• SAP ( Systems, Applications, and Products )

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The R/3 Vertical Initiatives
Services
Industrial Sector

• Utilities
• Telecommunications
• Healthcare
• Consulting

Public Sector

• Government
• Local government
• Non-profit organizations
• Education

• High Tech Electronics
• Chemicals
• Consumer Products
• Oil Gas
• Pharmaceuticals
• Automotive
• Building Materials
• Wood Paper
• Aerospace Defense

FinancialSector

• Banking
• Insurance

Retail

• Wholesale
• Retail

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SAP R/3 Competitive Factors
Supports global, mid-market, and small
enterprise businessestoday
Year 2000-compliantand euro-enabled
Three-tierclient/serverarchitecture
Scalability,flexibility
Real-timeintegration
Openness,portability
Over 1,000 predefinedbusiness processes
spanning all functional areas
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Openness R/3 Technology Environment
UNIX Systems
Hardware
Bull/Zenith Compaq Data General ...
NCR Sequent SNI
Digital HP (Intel) IBM (Intel)
Bull Digital HP
IBM SNI SUN
IBM AS/400
IBM S/390
Operating systems
AIX Digital UNIX HP-UX
ReliantUNIX (SINIX) SOLARIS
OS/390
Windows NT
OS/400
ADABAS D DB2 for AIX INFORMIX-OnLine ORACLE
ADABAS D MS SQL Server INFORMIX-OnLine ORACLE
Databases
DB2 forOS/390
DB2 for OS/400
Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT, OSF/Motif ,
OS/2 Presentation Manager (PM), Macintosh , Java
Dialog SAPGUI
Languages
ABAP/4, C, C, HTML, Java
not supported as frontend to AS/400
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OLTP
OLAP
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World Wide Web Environment
Supplier
Private Intranet
Email LDAP etc.
Web Server
Web Server
Public Internet
Web Server
Partner
Private Extranet
Web Server
Web Server
Browser Client
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Rapid Application Development
OPM Runtime Environment
APS Modeling Environment
Commercial Java Beans
GUI Modeling via Symantec Café IDE
Browser Client
Java Applet
Applet Download
APS UML Reference Object Modlets
APS GUI Components
HTTP
RMI
RMI Interface
CORBA Interface
Java Object Servers
Client Classes
Rose Model Repository
Interfaces
APS System Generator
JDBC
Methods
Oracle 8
DB Schema Instantiation Upgrades
Objects
Tables
System Modeling via Rational Rose
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SAP R/3 Application Modules
Open System
Integration
Real-timeProcessing
Flexibility
Worldwide Usage
Designed for All Types of Business
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SAP Connects to Other Software Packages
Examples
BAPI Business Application Programming Interface



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inter-ERPs Example
Loosely coupled ERP integration Real-time
Capacity balancing Fast line startup (48 hrs)
with knowledge transfer
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Plant1
ERP BPCS
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Plant2
ERP SAP
Upload designs online
Celestica CollaborativeProduct
Commerce Framework MatrixOne Aspect
Plant3
ERP BPCS
Customers
Plant4
ERPOMAC
Plant5
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ERPSyncro
SupplyFlex (tm) collaborative sourcing design
for mfg analysis 6 to 8 savings to
customer
Plant6
ERPBaan
Plant7
ERPNone
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CPC Framework
Web Based Information Distribution
Process Planning
Proprietary Process Applications
Maintenance Repair Overhaul
Product Data Management
Inbound Supply Chain
Web Based Associative Enterprise Applications
Associative Enterprise Applications
Federated Product Process Structure
Web Based Data Acquisition from Heterogeneous
Legacy Databases
InfoEngine Persistent Map of Heterogeneous Data
EPM
Intralink Gateway
Pro/Intralink Optegra

CATIA
VMS
Legacy Application Access through Data Integration
AS/400
Legacy System
EDA
ERP
MDA/PDM
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Transition to IntelligenteBusiness is a natural
evolution
eMarketPlaces
eBusiness Process Optimization
Supply Chain Optimization
Factory Planning
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TradeMatrix a GLM Solution

• Decision SupportSolutions

• Content

• Platform