SAP BASIS INTRODUCTION
SAP has done nothing less than change the entire systems landscape for
enterprises. The benefits it can bring have led to widespread adoption across the
globe. One of the key benefits SAP brings to an enterprise is the ability to
integrate the data both within the enterprise, and between it and it’s partners /
competitors. In many cases organizations today are both partners and
competitors at the same time.
Think of wholesalers and distributors, SAP and
Oracle, AT&T and BT, or two oil giants who have an upstream joint venture.
These companies use SAP to integrate process between themselves for their
mutual benefit. This ability to integrate, however, brings with it a particular risk –
that of exposing their data to the un-authorized outside world.
Entire companies have been built up around highly guarded intellectual property
and process secrets ... and could easily fall if this was breached. Therefore,
keeping the security of the organization intact is one of the vital aspects of any
SAP implementation
.SAP BASIS addresses all security issues by incorporating an authorization
module. With increased potential for security breaches in the computer systems
around the world, BASIS consultants face a tough task of maintaining the
integrity and administering the security of SAP systems. Interoperability features
of a SAP system makes this task a bit more difficult.
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