Best practice steps of configuration

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Can anyone write back on What is the best practice steps of configuration in HCM for a new implementation.
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Hi,
SAP Best Practices is prepacked ready to use solutions for small and medium size Business units (SMBs)
SAP Best practices is based on Building Block methodology
SAP Best Practices is fully documentation including preconfigured business processes, training material, data conversion tools, and test catalogs.
Best Practcies is totally Buidleing block Methods.
Building Blockss Contains:
Business Configuration Sets (BC Sets)
Sample master data
Configuration documentation
Print forms or reports
Business Configuration Sets are group of Configuration Sets. As We can say group of tables for specific Business Process.
for more details go help.sap.com., then go for Best practices you will very useful information.
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Brahma

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