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SAP is configured in modules that plug into the core application and can be used either alone or with other solutions, configured to fit the company's needs. These modules are configured to fit the legal structure, business processes and the reporting requirements of your corporation and its processes. This includes the internal reporting requirements (managerial tools used in daily operation) and external reporting requirements (reports required by the governmental units, such as the IRS, SEC and FDA).

The SAP configuration choices you make allow your corporation to work from a single, real-time database, so that all departments are interconnected and able to work with up-to-the-minute data, increasing both speed of operations and agility in decision making.

A popular and common choice of solution is the mySAP Business Suite. This solution is comprised of the following elements:

· mySAP Customer Relationship Management

· mySAP ERP

· mySAP Product Lifecycle Management

· mySAP Supplier Relationship Management

· mySAP Supply Chain Management