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  • SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions Run Better, Faster

    External Overview PresentationMONTH, 2012

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    The new norms of IT

    Hybrid environment

    Big bang IT

    Incremental approach

    Reduce risks, while moving forward Flexibility and

    choice

    PrivatePublic

    On-premise Mobile

  • Divider pageHow can you advance?

    quickly, with little to no disruption?

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    Enter SAP Rapid Deployment solutions

    Fast Quickly address specific needs Gain fast time to value with seamless

    rapid-deployment tools, embedded best practices

    Speed end-user adoption with guides and educational materials

    Simple Clearly priced services and project time

    frames help ensure a predictable outcome Modular yet integrated solutions help

    ensure long-term landscape integrity Support across all environments (on-

    premise, mobile, and cloud) leveraging the cloud to accelerate projects and deployment

    A complete solution

    Deployed in weeks

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    Discover rapid-deployment solutions in 3 easy steps

    Learn more

    Find your solution

    Get pricing

    Access informative videos, demos, and white papers

    Browse by solution, line of business, or industry

    Visit www.sap.com/rds

    Takes minutes to complete

    1

    2

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    SoftwareQuickly address the most urgent business processes

    ServiceFixed scope and price provide maximumpredictability and lower risk

    ContentSAP-supported best practices, templates, and tools make solution adoption easier

    EnablementGuides and educational material speed end-user adoption

    Whats in each solution?

    Core differentiators

    SAP Rapid Deployment solutions

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    Whats in each solution?Content

    ContentSAP-supported best practices Preconfigured into each solutions

    process scope and flow Applied to project delivery, assets, and

    know-how leveraged from SAP Consulting

    Step-by-step implementation guide Charts the course of a successful

    implementation Provides accelerators and tools each

    step of the way

    SAP Rapid Deployment solutions

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    Whats in each solution?Step-by-step implementation guide

    Step-by-step guide provided for each rapid-deployment solution

    Accelerators and tools tailored to each rapid-deployment solution are provided each step of the way

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    Predelivery and qualification checklists

    Whats in each solution?Content

    Delivery roles and project planning

    Start Deploy Run

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    Predefined test scripts

    Whats in each solution?Content

    Business process descriptions Going-live checklist

    Start Deploy Run

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    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

    Traditional project

    Rapid-deployment solution

    Prep Business blueprint Realization Testing Go live

    At least a 40% reduction in time and effort compared to

    traditional project scope

    Blueprint up to 100% savings Fixed scope Business blueprint ready to use Best-practice processes

    modeled and described

    Realization up to 50% savings Best practice processes already

    configured and documented Delivery through transports and

    business configuration (BC) sets Operational support documents

    available

    Testing up to 30% savings Test-case template supplied Operations-support template

    available

    One example of how rapid is achieved

    Shortening start, deploy, and run through best practices

    Start Deploy Run

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    A Focus on User Adoption and Success Each solution is packaged with a full content

    library, by solution, helping both services partners and customers to leverage: Configuration guides on each building-block

    of functionality Presentations outlining each business

    process flow Overview guides on each functional

    component of the given rapid-deployment solution

    Whats in each solution?Enablement

    EnablementSAP Rapid Deployment solutions

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    Academic challenge: University students deploy SAP CRM in 80 hours

    The challenge: Technology students with no SAP expertise challenged to implement the SAP Customer

    Relationship Management (SAP CRM) rapid-deployment solution Start in November, end before Christmas break!

    All students implemented on time using step-by-step implementation and training guides One group implemented lead management in 80 working hours!

    Rapid-deployment solutions

    Success!

    SAP Rapid Deployment solutions allow a quick and intuitive implementation. Prof. Dr. Dirk Frosch-Wilke, Fachhochschule Kiel

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    +70 SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions

    * Available Q2 2012; ** Available Q3 2012

    Modular solutions that are pre-integrated,across SAPs broad portfolio of solutions

    Mobility

    Analytics

    Lines of Business Industry Solutions

    Technology & Database

    Cloud

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    +70 SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions

    * Available Q2 2012; ** Available Q3 2012

    Address Specific Business Needs

    Mobility

    Analytics

    Lines of Business Industry Solutions

    Technology & Database CO-PA and operational

    reporting Customer segmentation

    Cloud Social CRM with StreamWork** SAP HCM with SuccessFactors** SAP Information Interchange

    OnDemand*

    Mobile Sales Mobile Apps & Infrastructure

    Sales & Operations Asset Analytics CRM Analytics

    CRM for Sales, Service & Marketing Treasury & Risk HCM

    Manufacturing Integration & Intelligence

    Transportation Management

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    A new solution adoption model

    Leverage rapid deployment for baseline ERP with rapid-deployment solutions for SAP ERP

    Start

    Leverage rapid-deployment solutions as a starting point for the SAP HANA platform and mobility to move forward, then expand into new/unique use cases

    Innovate

    ComplexAddress highly complex business needs through multiple rapid-deployment solutions

    Grow Derive further value from existing systems through rapid, low-cost extensions

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    Three ways to the cloud with SAP Rapid Deployment solutions

    Test-drive a rapid-deployment solution

    Quickly configure, enhance, and test in the cloud

    Use sandbox or development environment

    Experience no delay (hardware availability) to project kick-off

    Run on-premise or private cloud

    Partner clouds offering SAP rapid-deployment solutions

    Ability to customize, not just configure

    Secure, yet elastic in scale

    Bridging on-premiseSaaS integrated solutions

    Hybrid SAP solutions: SAP ERP HCM +

    SuccessFactors BizX Talent Suite

    SAP CRM + SAP StreamWork for social CRM

    SAP Information Interchange OnDemand

    Partner cloud

    2

    SaaS*

    3Cloud-based quick start

    1

    Execute MigrateLoad

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    Retrieve data Upload data Run demo

    Your SAP account manager and solution engineer will support you at every step

    Test-driveWhat is the process?

    Step 1 Customer Install a plug-in to extract data from ERP 1 year of data or 12 million rows max per table

    Step 2 Customer Transfer data to external drive

    Step 3 SAP Upload data from drive to SAP POC landscape: SAP presales

    Step 4 SAP Load data into SAP HANA database Modify SAP HANA models as

    needed

    Step 5 SAP Review/adjust SAP Business Explorer

    Step 6 SAP Present results to customer

    Step 7 Customer Experience the resulting demo Receive iPads, if desired Share within organization

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    Cloud-based quick start for rapid-deployment solutionsWhat is the process?

    Load Execute Migrate

    Step 1 Rapid-deployment solution

    Preconfigured, tested, and loaded solution

    Step 2 Preassembly Deploy the rapid-deployment

    solution to SAPs secure private cloud

    Load customer data

    Step 3 Enhance Fine-tune solution and further

    customize to accommodate business processes

    Step 4 Test Use cloud-hosted sandbox to

    experience SAP solution with real data

    Step 5 Transport to final environment

    SAP Services moves the preassembled template to permanent infrastructure

    Step 6 Go live Customer implements

    production environment

    Your SAP account manager and solution engineer will support you at every step

    Cloud logistics

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    SAP HANA, mobile, and analytics: entry-point solutions for customers to

    adopt, deploy, and expand innovations easily

    Cloud and hosting servicesPartner-led rapid-deployment offerings

    Customization and extension in the futureExpansion into specific industry needs

    An incremental approach to SAP software projectsC

    usto

    me

    r valu

    e

    SAP CRMfor use in sales

    Sybase Mobile Infrastructure

    SAP HANA CO-PA

    Partner value

    SAP value

    On-premise or private cloud

    Delivering the right adoption path for each client, supported by the full partner services value chain

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    Partners delivering the promise of rapid-deployment solutions to market

    Nearly 200 SAP partners are providing qualified implementation services for rapid-deployment solutions

    Over 60 qualified partner rapid-deployment offerings on SAP EcoHubecohub.sap.com/store/rds/

    Cloud partners provide rapid-deployment solutions under a flexible and seamless deployment model

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    Why have customers chosen SAP Rapid Deployment solutions?

    8Weeks

    to going live

    15%Reduction in project costs

    Week implementation

    4

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    What analysts are saying:

    SAP has rapid-deployment solutions for CRM, SCM, IT management, finance, and sustainability, with more on the way. These approaches to the application lifecycle are truly innovative at a time with total cost of ownership has never been more critical to customers.Josh Greenbaum, EAC, May 2011

    Implementing ERP solutions has traditionally been time-consuming and costly SAP Rapid Deployment solutions aim to tackle those problems at the source, promising firms speed and certainty in implementation time scales and costs, with a potentially dramatic effect on business agility Philip Carnelley, Research Director, PAC, March 2012

    Now when companies think about implementing an application, they really want to implement an integrated solution.Henry D. Morris, SVP of Worldwide Software and Services, IDC

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    Whats next?

    SAPPHIRENOW.com

    Start the evaluation for business relevance on our Web site

    SAP.com/rds

    Experienceit yourself at the next SAPPHIRE NOWconference and meet our experts

    ContactSAP or one of our qualified solution partners for a demo

    ?ecohub.sap.com/store/rds/

  • Thank You!

    Contact information:

    F name MI. L nameTitleAddressPhone number

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