RBS InfoTech carefully examine clients requirement, do Need Analysis, Strategic planning with each assignment so that desired results are delivered within given frame of time. Our long experience in the field has made the Team as Industry Specialist and they focus their energies on their field of expertise. Our competent Team Members have professional qualification in the respective field and rich industry experience to deal with any requirement at given point of time.
We provide Tailor-made solutions to our aspirants ranging from Career Counseling, Career Planning, Resume Development, and Pre / Post Interview endeavor etc. We use various Psychological tools to understand our customers interest. There is continuous up gradation of technology to support our services. We use all leading job portals supported by Head Hunting operations to deliver desired results within stipulated time.
RBS InfoTech can be a daunting challenge for companies both large and small. Even though each customer, product, employee, and partner ought to have a unique data identity, a single version of the truth remains an elusive goal for most organizations. Typically stored in disconnected systems and databases, master data tends to be notoriously inaccurate, redundant, incomplete, and even contradictory.
Competencies
In an age when IT landscapes are becoming increasingly complex, it makes sense to transfer the operation of your mySAP™ Business Suite solutions to a competent, specialized partner. That’s why SAP® Hosting offers the SAP Application Hosting service. SAP Application Hosting helps to reduce your infrastructure investments; lower training costs, and ease the implementation of the latest technology.
SAP provides clear guidelines with regard to the core competencies required by your support organization in order to operate and maintain SAP-centric solutions, ensure self-sufficiency and reduce operational costs to a reasonable amount. By making use of the Empowering Services, you gain the knowledge to reduce the occurrence of technical issues and the related costs.
SAP Application Hosting includes all services required before and during the operation of a mySAP Business Suite solution. SAP Hosting provides the complete infrastructure, builds the system, installs the SAP components, and ensures operation is stable and in accordance with the agreed-upon service levels. In the first stage, SAP Hosting establishes your hardware requirements. Known as sizing, this process takes into consideration business developments, such as growth, acquisitions, and mergers. The goal is to provide you with an individually tailored and flexible system landscape. As a rule, this is done using two or three systems: a combined development quality-assurance system and a live system or a combination of a development quality-assurance testing and live systems.
Competencies
SAP
SAP provides a comprehensive range of enterprise software applications and business solutions to empower every aspect of your business.
You gain the visibility to pinpoint inefficiencies – and the capabilities to transform them into competitive advantage. The foresight to identify new opportunities – and the agility to respond. The functionality to optimize your operations – and resources to extend best practices to your entire value chain.
In an environment where many companies have lost sight of the real meaning of customer relationship management (CRM), it's critical to remember what CRM is about. It's about acquiring and retaining customers, improving customer loyalty, gaining customer insight, and implementing customer-focused strategies. A true customer-centric enterprise helps your company drive new growth, maintain competitive agility, and attain operational excellence.
That's why SAP has introduced "CRM without compromise." We've listened to the needs of our customers – for rapid adoption and user productivity, quick time to value, and seamless, best-practice operations between front- and back-office. You can avoid CRM tradeoffs with applications that are:
You gain the visibility to pinpoint inefficiencies – and the capabilities to transform them into competitive advantage. The foresight to identify new opportunities – and the agility to respond. The functionality to optimize your operations – and resources to extend best practices to your entire value chain.
In an environment where many companies have lost sight of the real meaning of customer relationship management (CRM), it's critical to remember what CRM is about. It's about acquiring and retaining customers, improving customer loyalty, gaining customer insight, and implementing customer-focused strategies. A true customer-centric enterprise helps your company drive new growth, maintain competitive agility, and attain operational excellence.
That's why SAP has introduced "CRM without compromise." We've listened to the needs of our customers – for rapid adoption and user productivity, quick time to value, and seamless, best-practice operations between front- and back-office. You can avoid CRM tradeoffs with applications that are:
Simple – Drive user uptake and effectiveness with an intuitive, Web-based user interface that's unified across our CRM solutions – delivering deep CRM software capabilities uniquely tailored for business users.
Flexible – Choose the right CRM solution for the right situation with flexible deployment models that include on-premise, on-demand, and hybrid.
Comprehensive – Provide an exceptional and consistent customer experience with front-office capabilities for all channels across marketing, sales, and service; embedded analytics; and end-to-end, industry-specific processes – delivered on the proven SAP Net Weaver platform.
SAP CRM software has helped the best-run companies in more than 25 industries make the most of relationships with customers by capitalizing on customer insight, improving front-line efficiency and effectiveness, streamlining critical business processes across and beyond customer touch points, and quickly adapting to changing business and customer needs.
SAP R/3 is perhaps the best known ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system on the market. Originally dating back to the 1970s, it took the then-controversial approach of combining various business functions into one application and database. Originally, R/2 was implemented atop mainframe databases like DB/2 , Adabas, and IMS.
In the 1980s, SAP designed a new architecture for the new R/3 system using a multi-tiered Client/Server architecture, with data storage on a database server running some relational database, application code, written in their ABAP/4 language, running on a set of application servers.
SAP intended to keep a degree of vendor-independence; the application server software can run on a number of platforms that have included several Unix flavors, VMS, and Microsoft Windows NT, whilst they have supported a variety of relational databases, including Oracle, Adabas, Informix, Microsoft SQL Server. Front end software uses their own proprietary protocols atop TCP/IP, and has run on various platforms.
I used to do R/3 work, but am no longer in this market. I no longer have terribly many useful contacts, so if you're trying to staff a project, it probably isn't worth contacting me.
SAP intended to keep a degree of vendor-independence; the application server software can run on a number of platforms that have included several Unix flavors, VMS, and Microsoft Windows NT, whilst they have supported a variety of relational databases, including Oracle, Adabas, Informix, Microsoft SQL Server. Front end software uses their own proprietary protocols atop TCP/IP, and has run on various platforms.
I used to do R/3 work, but am no longer in this market. I no longer have terribly many useful contacts, so if you're trying to staff a project, it probably isn't worth contacting me.
SAP R/3 is SAP's integrated software solution for client/server and distributed open systems. SAP's R/3 is the world's most-used standard business software for client/server computing. R/3 meets the needs of a customer from the small grocer with 3 users to the multi-billion dollar companies The software is highly customizable using SAP's proprietary programming language, ABAP/4. R/3 is scalable and highly suited for many types and sizes of organizations.
The R/3 architecture is comprised of application and database servers. The application servers house the software and the database servers handle document updates and master file databases. The system can support an unlimited number of servers and a variety of hardware configurations. For more info. see SAP R/3 Architecture at SAP home page.
SAP R/3 is based on various hardware and software architectures, running on most types of UNIX, on Windows NT and OS/400. For more info...see SAP R/3 Platform Support at SAP home page.
SAP R/3 runs on several databases Oracle, Adabas D, Informix, DB2 for UNIX, DB2/400, Microsoft's SQL Server 6.0. For more info...see SAP R/3 Databases at SAP home page. Since R/3 foundation, SAP has made significant development and installed thousands of R/3 systems. Here is the SAP R/3 installations chart by customer class.
The R/3 architecture is comprised of application and database servers. The application servers house the software and the database servers handle document updates and master file databases. The system can support an unlimited number of servers and a variety of hardware configurations. For more info. see SAP R/3 Architecture at SAP home page.
SAP R/3 is based on various hardware and software architectures, running on most types of UNIX, on Windows NT and OS/400. For more info...see SAP R/3 Platform Support at SAP home page.
SAP R/3 runs on several databases Oracle, Adabas D, Informix, DB2 for UNIX, DB2/400, Microsoft's SQL Server 6.0. For more info...see SAP R/3 Databases at SAP home page. Since R/3 foundation, SAP has made significant development and installed thousands of R/3 systems. Here is the SAP R/3 installations chart by customer class.
SAP New Dimension Products
SAP now are moving away from describing their system as a set of modules, and now are using the term ‘solutions’, which is much better. If you visit SAP’s website (as we urge you to do) you will find that they have structured their Solutions tab as follows:
• Financials
• Human Resources
• Customer Relationship Management
• Supplier Relationship Management
• Product Lifecycle Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Business Intelligence
If you’re still looking for that list of modules, here they are:
• Financials
• Human Resources
• Customer Relationship Management
• Supplier Relationship Management
• Product Lifecycle Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Business Intelligence
If you’re still looking for that list of modules, here they are:
BI (Business Intelligence)
Timely access to relevant information has always been critical to business success. Now, with the widespread use of the Internet, wired and wireless data collection technologies such as RFID, and the subsequent increase in new data sources, it's even more important.
SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence (SAP NetWeaver BI) paints a complete picture of your business to satisfy the diverse needs of end users, IT professionals, and senior management. It brings together a powerful business intelligence infrastructure, a comprehensive set of tools, planning and simulation capabilities, and data-warehousing functionality – delivered through enterprise portal technology.
With SAP NetWeaver BI, you can integrate data from across the enterprise and beyond, and then transform it into practical, timely information to drive sound decision-making, targeted action, and solid business results. It supports:
• Data warehousing – Data warehouse management; business modeling; and extraction, transformation, and loading enable you to build data warehouses, model information architecture according to business structure, and manage data from multiple sources.
• Business intelligence – Online analytical processing, data mining, and alerts provide a foundation for accessing and presenting data, searching for patterns, and identifying exceptions.
• Business planning – A BI planning framework with secure workflow capabilities supports Microsoft Excel or Web-based planning and budgeting based on consolidated corporate data for bottom-up or top-down planning.
• Business insights – Query design, reporting and analysis, and Web application design allow you to create analysis reports, support decisions at every level, and present business intelligence applications on the Web.
• Measurement and management – Business-content management, metadata management, and collaborative business intelligence monitor progress, provide reporting templates, ensure consistent data, and help decision-makers work together.
• Open hub services – Open hub services features enable the delivery of high-quality, audited enterprise information through Web services to applications. Bulk data exchange, change data capture (CDC), and modeling features streamline deployment and enable cost-effective operations.
• Information broadcasting – Information broadcasting features support the distribution of mass information to large audiences in a personalized and secure manner. You can broadcast information as an offline document or live report through personalized e-mail or the Internet, according to a schedule or based on key events.
• Accelerated business intelligence – Based on compressions, parallel in-memory processing, and search technologies, the SAP NetWeaver BI Accelerator functionality improves the performance of queries, reduces administration tasks, and shortens batch processes. Developed as an appliance on Intel processors, the accelerator provides consistently fast response times, even as data volumes, number of users, and analytics increase.
SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence (SAP NetWeaver BI) paints a complete picture of your business to satisfy the diverse needs of end users, IT professionals, and senior management. It brings together a powerful business intelligence infrastructure, a comprehensive set of tools, planning and simulation capabilities, and data-warehousing functionality – delivered through enterprise portal technology.
With SAP NetWeaver BI, you can integrate data from across the enterprise and beyond, and then transform it into practical, timely information to drive sound decision-making, targeted action, and solid business results. It supports:
• Data warehousing – Data warehouse management; business modeling; and extraction, transformation, and loading enable you to build data warehouses, model information architecture according to business structure, and manage data from multiple sources.
• Business intelligence – Online analytical processing, data mining, and alerts provide a foundation for accessing and presenting data, searching for patterns, and identifying exceptions.
• Business planning – A BI planning framework with secure workflow capabilities supports Microsoft Excel or Web-based planning and budgeting based on consolidated corporate data for bottom-up or top-down planning.
• Business insights – Query design, reporting and analysis, and Web application design allow you to create analysis reports, support decisions at every level, and present business intelligence applications on the Web.
• Measurement and management – Business-content management, metadata management, and collaborative business intelligence monitor progress, provide reporting templates, ensure consistent data, and help decision-makers work together.
• Open hub services – Open hub services features enable the delivery of high-quality, audited enterprise information through Web services to applications. Bulk data exchange, change data capture (CDC), and modeling features streamline deployment and enable cost-effective operations.
• Information broadcasting – Information broadcasting features support the distribution of mass information to large audiences in a personalized and secure manner. You can broadcast information as an offline document or live report through personalized e-mail or the Internet, according to a schedule or based on key events.
• Accelerated business intelligence – Based on compressions, parallel in-memory processing, and search technologies, the SAP NetWeaver BI Accelerator functionality improves the performance of queries, reduces administration tasks, and shortens batch processes. Developed as an appliance on Intel processors, the accelerator provides consistently fast response times, even as data volumes, number of users, and analytics increase.
FI Financial Accounting (Tutorial) – essentially your regulatory ‘books of record’, including
• General ledger
• Book close
• Tax
• Accounts receivable
• Accounts payable
• Consolidation
• Special ledgers
CO Controlling (Tutorial) – basically your internal cost/management accounting, including
• Cost elements
• Cost centres
• Profit centres
• Internal orders
• Activity based costing
• Product costing
AM Asset Management – track, value and depreciate your assets, including
• Purchase
• Sale
• Depreciation
• Tracking
PS Project Systems – manage your projects, large and small, including
• Make to order
• Plant shut downs (as a project)
• Third party billing (on the back of a project)
HR Human Resources – ah yes, people, including
• Employment history
• Payroll
• Training
• Career management
• Succession planning
PM Plant Maintenance – maintain your equipment (e.g. a machine, an oil rig, an aircraft etc), including
• Labour
• Material
• Down time and outages
MM Materials Management – underpins the supply chain, including
• Requisitions
• Purchase orders
• Goods receipts
• Accounts payable
• Inventory management
• BOM’s
• Master raw materials, finished goods etc
QM Quality Management – improve the quality of your goods, including
• Planning
• Execution
• Inspections
• Certificates
PP Production Planning – manages your production process, including
• Capacity planning
• Master production scheduling
• Material requirements planning
• Shop floor
SD Sales and Distribution – from order to delivery, including
• RFQ
• Sales orders
• Pricing
• Picking (and other warehouse processes)
• Packing
• Shipping
CA Cross Application – these lie on top of the individual modules, and include
• WF – workflow
• BW – business information warehouse
• Office – for email
• Workplace
• Industry solutions
• New Dimension products such as CRM, PLM, SRM, APO etc
• General ledger
• Book close
• Tax
• Accounts receivable
• Accounts payable
• Consolidation
• Special ledgers
CO Controlling (Tutorial) – basically your internal cost/management accounting, including
• Cost elements
• Cost centres
• Profit centres
• Internal orders
• Activity based costing
• Product costing
AM Asset Management – track, value and depreciate your assets, including
• Purchase
• Sale
• Depreciation
• Tracking
PS Project Systems – manage your projects, large and small, including
• Make to order
• Plant shut downs (as a project)
• Third party billing (on the back of a project)
HR Human Resources – ah yes, people, including
• Employment history
• Payroll
• Training
• Career management
• Succession planning
PM Plant Maintenance – maintain your equipment (e.g. a machine, an oil rig, an aircraft etc), including
• Labour
• Material
• Down time and outages
MM Materials Management – underpins the supply chain, including
• Requisitions
• Purchase orders
• Goods receipts
• Accounts payable
• Inventory management
• BOM’s
• Master raw materials, finished goods etc
QM Quality Management – improve the quality of your goods, including
• Planning
• Execution
• Inspections
• Certificates
PP Production Planning – manages your production process, including
• Capacity planning
• Master production scheduling
• Material requirements planning
• Shop floor
SD Sales and Distribution – from order to delivery, including
• RFQ
• Sales orders
• Pricing
• Picking (and other warehouse processes)
• Packing
• Shipping
CA Cross Application – these lie on top of the individual modules, and include
• WF – workflow
• BW – business information warehouse
• Office – for email
• Workplace
• Industry solutions
• New Dimension products such as CRM, PLM, SRM, APO etc
