Installing Best Practices

Hi Experts,
We have Installed ECC6 Ehp7 (SP level 06) Non-Ides in our environment. Now we want to Install Best Practices.Can you please guide us will there be any pre-requisites to follow before installing Best Practices.
Thanks in Advance..
Regards,
Krishna.M

Refer SAP for the installation guide . its freely available.
All pre requites are mentioned there .
The Functional activity per module
ABAP activities
On BASIS (which is say 90% of work) is clearly mentioned. either try in existing server or new server and sunset the old server.
regards
manu

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