Designing an SAP Solution

SAP follows discovery into technical design and review. Five modules cover design inputs, capability gaps, a technical outline and responding to feedback before a hands-on project. The course connects what a customer needs with what a proposed system must do, making the reasoning behind a design explicit.

What you will learn

• Translate requirements into technical design inputs
• Identify capability and environment gaps
• Revise and explain a proposed solution

Who this suits

The Beginner course formally requires no previous experience. Understanding SAP discovery work and basic implementation terminology will make the design stages easier to follow.

Before you enroll

Allow about fourteen study hours including the project. A training design is not a production-approved architecture. Record assumptions about integrations, data and access instead of presenting them as verified facts. Software access and formal SAP certification remain separate from completing the course and its assessments.

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Put it into practice

Draft a technical outline for a fictional customer. Link each major decision to a requirement, identify an unresolved dependency and revise the outline after a peer challenges one assumption.

Source and review

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