Doubt in Implementation Process.

Hi BW Experts,
   I was working in Production support for the past 1 year.Now i got an opportunity to work in Implementation.Will you guys, please tell me what is the process adopted when starting the Implementation.And what are the docs that has to prepare ?
Thanks,
Jelina.

Jelina,
BW Implementation starts with the requirements gathering process. That involves identification of the report requirements and the layout of those. Once that is done as-is and to-be scenarios are clearly analyzed and the realization starts.
Give a search for ASAP methodology which is the roadmap for the implementation.
In synopsis u will be involved in
Requirements gathering,
Function specs design
Logical Models Design
Technical specs (High level and Low level)
and after that once u ensure all the infrastructure is ready, u will start of the development process. Everything is done in phased manner and clear documentation helps u to track the implementation.
thanks.

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