Many of the world’s leading companies have made large investments in deploying SAP, resulting in:
power users
For many companies, however, the promise of SAP can only be fully realized when we can effectively deploy its robust functionality and information to business and casual users. Here, SAP e-enabled services and knowledge are surfaced across the many roles of the business, creating significant value with employees, managers, partners and customers. These business users are unique, though, and confusing their knowledge, intents, or needs with SAP power users is problematic and potentially disastrous in terms of realizing the goals of the portal.
In the worst-case scenario, we leave it to people to make sense of the interfaces that we deliver — to find some context or meaning of these transactions or data, and to "connect the dots" to their jobs or their needs. This is a disconnect we see often with our clients who have standardized on SAP, and the result is often a significant "push-back" from the business stakeholders in using SAP’s portal for their business users or customers.
LDS has extensive experience in delivering SAP NetWeaver® Portal solutions that:
We do not believe that SAP NetWeaver® Portal poses an inherent limitation in terms of realizing a sound user experience. Nor do we believe that other non-SAP platforms solve the problem any better out-of-the-box. The issue is not dominantly a matter of product; it is a user-centric methodology and approach issue that needs to be applied in order to make SAP NetWeaver® work for business users.
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