rajendra

• Oct 30th, 2005

 

 An implementation of a project from the planning process to the code implementation stage and its original implementation at the customer site.

murali

• Feb 6th, 2006

 

   Hi,

     A life cycle implementation consists of 5 stages.They are

1) Project Prepration

2) Business Blueprint

3) Realization

4) Final Preparation and

5) Go-Live and support.

vineet dhawan

• Nov 16th, 2006

 

the follwing are the stages is full life cycle implementation:

1)  Project Prepration

2)  Business Blue Prints

3)  Fit Gap Analysis

4)  Realization

5)  Go-Live

6)  Support

Usha

• Apr 18th, 2007

 

One Full cycle Implementation means implementing the project start from Requirement gathering, Analysis, Solution design, Mapping and Implementing according to ASAP Methodology.

 ASAP methodology has Five Phases.

1. Project preperation
2. Business Blueprint
3. Implementation
4. Final preparation
5. Go Live and Support


Thanks
Usha

radhe35

 Profile Answers by radhe35 

• Aug 21st, 2008

 

An implementation of project consists of five phases:

1.) Project Preparation : means define clear project objectives,rough draft of the project,appoint project team,process owners are allocated their objectives respectively,lasting throughout the project.

2.) Business Blue Print : gives the general idea of business scenarios,business process,process steps and requirement of sap solution implementation.

3.) Realization : design to configure 80% of your daily business transactions
and all of your master data and organizational structure.Fit-gap analysis takes
place i.e thinking analysis between sap and the client(for ex: a client needs generating a standard report making changes in logo etc.)

4.) Go-live Preparation : there are 3 steps Unit testing,Integration testing,User training.It is a process verifying software,a system or system components performs
its intended functions.

5.) Go-live and support : the aim is to ensure the system functions  as smoothly as possible to improve the performance of live R/3 system by preventing  system bottlenecks.

isagoe

 Profile Answers by isagoe 

• Oct 3rd, 2008

 

One full cycle implementation involves the initial Analisis of the old system to determine if it needs changes and what takes it place, design, development, implementation, user training, and evelustion:

1) System analysis
2) System design
3) Development
4) Implementation
5) Training
6) Evaluation