 | With this model, they choose a subsidiary ERP system that meets subsidiary functional requirements and is less expensive to deploy, easier to change, and simpler to manage. Yet it also satisfies corporate requirements, which typically include regulatory transparency, operational metrics visibility, use of centralized business functions, and key data rollup. This paper focuses on the integration between SAP Business ByDesign and SAP ERP. It describes the six integration scenarios between SAP Business ByDesign and SAP ERP: data exchange, process integration, master data integration, analytics integration, IT management integration, and structured custom-integration scenarios. It then goes on to describe the technology and architecture behind these integration scenarios. Request Free! |
