GRC best practice for solution manager

Hi
We wanted to know if there is a content of GRC road map and processes for the solution manager project management solution?  we can't find the source from which we can download it strait to the solution manager same as downloading the roadmap and processes of best practices in modules like CO, FI etc.
Does anyone know from where to download the solman GRC best practice?
Best Regards,
Shira

Hi Shira,
what is only currently available for the GRC topic is an implementation roadmap for grc. You can find that on service marketplace under http://service.sap.com/asap
Best regards,
Frank

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