SAP Global Template Rollout

Setting Up a Global Template for SAP S/4HANA Rollout

Though the benefits are fascinating; a SAP Global Template Rollout is an enormous and multifarious responsibility & task. Roll-out template involves a variety of "moving parts"— in the project lifecycle (start/onset, all through and after go-live); it is very critical that the organizations’ phases and executes the Global Implementation of SAP in such a manner, balancing between the cost and time; ensuring system efficiency & success.

Planning to reap benefits from a “Global SAP S/4HANA Rollout Solution” in standardizing the business processes across all your divisions & ecosystem?

Are you searching for a partner to design a SAP Global Template Rollout across the organisation?

Nexus methodology - steps recommended for global SAP S/4HANA rollout projects:

The SAP Global Template Rollout drives the groundwork for the developing the global ERP roll-out implementation. Key factors being to build a SAP Global Template by defining the scope of the SAP S/4HANA Rollout project, clearly defining and documenting all the key business processes across the different operational & functional channels of the organisation. This helps govern which facets of the SAP Global Template solution should be standard for all across the globe, contributing greatly to the success of the system for Global Implementation of SAP

• Part of the project - Which geographic areas, business units and legal entities
• Processes & Modules involved in the project
• Data conversion involved, data exist, and data synchronization, cleansed and migrated to the new SAP S/4HANA Rollout solution

Global Implementation of SAP

Standardize and follow all the key critical processes across all subsidiaries & across all regions. Create a truly global template.

All the subsidiaries may not follow the same processes or operations which will create a conflict, therefore our SAP Global Template solution is created on the principle ensuring that the global template covers & matches 80% of the requirements, the balance 20% can be considered as localization and should be taken in to consideration as a part of the rollout plan

Global Implementation of SAP