How does Solution Manager manage upgrade?

Except get the upgrade key from SM4.0, I do not see any other involvement of SM4.0 in the
upgrade.
However in a recent paper by Jon Reed , he says that you can use SM4.0 to manage your
upgrade.
Please share your opinions. Thanks!

Solution Manager's module Implementation Tools can help to you conduct from a "Fuctional" point of view your entire Upgrade project, further more can help you to rollout if necessary the Upgrade.
For Upgrade Projects the SAP Solution Manager supports both:
- restarting an upgrade project
- perform an upgrade project based on an implementation project
The scope of support for these upgrade-relevant activities with the SAP Solution Manager is the same as for an implementation project, plus some upgrade-specific functions:
a comparison tool which identifies release-specific changes or deletions, if you used SAP reference contents
an upgrade report which gets the upgrade-relevant configuration settings which you must adjust in upgrade or delta customizing, automatically, based on a connection to the target release system
Upgrade-relevant contents are also delivered with the SAP Solution Manager, as an upgrade roadmap and upgrade-specific business scenario and process contents. At the end of the upgrade project, changed or inserted business scenarios and processes and system information are put in a customer-specific repository (Solution Directory), where they are available for production processing.
Extracted from www.help.sap.com

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