Answer Posted / syamala
The output of blueprint phase is the "BLUE PRINT DOCUMENT",
which is the backbone of the entire configuration that is
to happen in the future.
In the blueprint phase, we first do the "Requirement
Gathering" to gather information reg. various areas and
modes of operation.
Then we do the PROCESS MAPPING to map the business
scenarios with the SAP standard, ie. AS-IS and analyse the
gaps between the way the business functions and the way it
is structured in the standard SAP. In case there is a
deviation, they are called GAPS. The GAP analysis is done
and thus the TO-BE. After this, we document this and based
on this Blueprint Document, we do the realization. We get a
sign-off from the client on the BPD so that both the
parties are clear about the expectations and understandings
reg. each other.
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