What is the basic difference between MM and SRM org structure

Hi
All,
What is the difference between MM org structure and SRM org structure?
to my understanding SRM org structure deals with BP concepts where as MM don't, please correct me if I am wrong
please give your inputs
Regards,
Srinivas

Hello Srinivas,
what do you call MM organizational structure? Which ECC transaction do you launch to access it?
Regards.
Laurent.

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