SAP PS TRAINING INSTITUTE IN BANGALORE IN INDIA

SAP PS – Project Systems SAP PS Introduction Description: In business, just about everything can be viewed as a Project. The decision to use PS depends on the degree of complexity and functionality desired. SAP R/3 has other modules that offer objects capable of emulating a project—Production Planning, Sales & Distribution, Controlling with Internal Orders, and Customer Services, to name a few. But none has the depth of structure, integration, and complexity available in PS. What exactly is PS? It is a repository for planning, collecting, and generating costs and revenue via a structure that truly represents what you are doing over a period of time. How simple is that? As simple or complex as you want it to be. If it has a start, a middle, and an end—it’s probably a project. Everything associated with a project revolves around what SAP terms Work Breakdown Structures (WBSs) and Networks. These are the objects that do all the work and carry information about what the project will do. They can trigger events, schedule work, and generate demands for materials and services required to carry out the project. The SAP R/3 manual defines Projects variously: “ Generally complex, unique, having a high degree of risk, having precise goals, are limited in duration, are cost and capacity intensive, are subject to quality control and have strategic importance to the company carrying out the project.” “Projects can be structured according to how the project is organized and the process involved in carrying out the project.”“Projects are generally used as cost and revenue collectors.” What you Learn Course Goals: Business Process How PS Module work in R/3 Implementation Training Integration with other Modules Real-time Training with End to End Implementation Process.