In the Power Workshop for SAP Authorizations, we'll review your existing authorization concept with you to determine whether it meets current requirements. A key focus is on the aspect of future viability, which we realize through maintainability, efficient functionality and maximum security. Additionally, we have a closer look at UI technologies with a strong focus on SAP Fiori applications and their integration with classic GUI applications.
We formulate a recommendation for action including a feasibility analysis with regard to capacity and know-how and create a roadmap for the redesign project of your authorizations to the desired extent.
Three-day workshop on requirements definition with final presentation, subsequent follow-up and handover of results
Elaboration of the possible procedure regarding the requirements for SAP S/4HANA authorizations
Tool-based and data-driven analysis of the existing authorization structure and development of a target model
UI concept and SAP Fiori integration with focus on usability and maintainability
Decision on redesign, redesign light or revision of the authorizations
Follow-up work on structuring the work packages and allocating capacities (internal/external)
Follow-up work on the content of the procedure and project description
Formulation of a recommendation for action as well as a procedure and project description – with effort structure of the capacities
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