An Enterprise Information Portal
integrates information and applications across the enterprise to
provide a single, integrated tool for execution, management and
closed-loop decision-making.
|
 |
| EP can provide users with a single, role-based entry
point into legacy systems such as SAP R/3; as well as databases, documents,
web content, other data sources and a variety of applications.
mySAP Enterprise Portal is built on SAP Netweaver, the integration
and application platform that unifies and aligns people, information,
and processes across enterprise and technology boundaries.
Business Benefits
- Adoption: A tool to enable improved decisions/management
- Accuracy: Consistent and accurate data across systems
- Efficiency: Single source for integrated data
- Self-Service: An intuitive tool and personalized experience
- Access: Anytime and anywhere access to any information
- Reduced costs of systems development
- Reduced costs of systems support
- Foundations: Platform for ‘the next generation’ -
CRM, SEM, APO, BI
|
|
 |
 |
SEAL Capabilities/Implementation
Services
- Strategy, design and deployment of Enterprise Portal Solutions
- Information delivery and collaboration using Portal technologies
- Employee Self-service Portal solutions (Intranet)
- Partner Self-service solutions - Customer, Distributor and Supplier
self-service (Extranet)
- Integration of SAP and non-SAP systems using Portal technology
- Content creation, management and delivery (SAP, Internet and
Web Services)
- Business Intelligence, Executive decision support and Reporting
– BW, SEM and Portals
- Knowledge Management - Document Authoring, Workflow, Indexing
and Retrieval
- Project Leadership and Execution
- User training and change management
- Recognize information as a life-blood of your Company
- Establish a Central Advisory Team / Steering Committee
- Establish a Core Integration Team (Tactical)
- Set Standards and Guidelines for Governance
- Pilot and Template with great discipline
- Remember that change is incremental
Implementation Considerations
- Pilot and Template
- Incremental releases and deployments
- Clear objectives and expectations
- Clear requirements and specifications
- Scope creep management
- Re-use and navigational templates
- Pilot everything (and executive user acceptance)
- 3rd-party products may not ‘plug-n-play’
- Process and infrastructure for testing, testing, and more testing
|
|
|
 |
| Fortune 500 Brewing Company |
Strategy, design and development of
a comprehensive Distributor Portal, integrated with SAP
R/3
4.6, for the management of Distributor relationships, campaign
management and promotions, POS merchandising, online sales
forecast and planning. (EBP, ITS, HTML Business, BSP and
ASP) |
|
| Oil and Gas Company |
| Design and development of a role based e-Procurement Portal
for MRO and eRFx. The solution is based on EBP 3.5 and EP 5.0. |
|
| Fortune 10 Consumer Products Company |
| Strategy, design and implementation of SAP Portals for ESS
and MSS.
|
|
| Foods Manufacturer |
| PILOT for a web based Recruitment portal.
|
|
| Global Transportation Provider |
Strategy, blue-printing and design of
SAP Portals for logistics and distribution. |
|
| Logistics Co. |
SAP Portals PILOT for Customer Service,
Customer Management, Corporate performance monitoring for
Executive decision support.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
