List of activities for setting up ERP 6.0 with Best Practices

Based on my understand if i were to plan for setting up an ERP 6.0 Landscape with Best Practices (Full Scope) i would consider the execution of following activities:
Prepare EHP4 Landscape
Install ERP 6.0 on DEV
Upgrade DEV to EHP4 SP06
Install SAP Best Practices v1.604
Activate Full Scope of Best Practices on DEV
Prepare QA (System Copy - DEV with BP Activated)
Prepare PRD (System Copy - DEV with BP Activated)
Register Landscape in Solution Manager
Customization on EHP4
Customize Best Practices Scenarios on DEV
Transport Changes to QA
Test Changes on QA
Transport Changes to PRD
Upgrade to EHP5
Upgrade DEV, QA and PRD to EHP5
Install HCM Localization on DEV, QA and PRD
Customization on EHP5
Customize HCM Best Practices Scenarios on DEV
Transport Changes to QA
Test Changes on QA
Transport Changes to PRD
Please advise if there is anything missing or incorrect.
Thanks.

Hi,
I'm on a project with similar requirements. I follow this order in steps that you describe:
Install ERP 6.0 on DEV
Upgrade DEV to EHP4 SP06
Install SAP Best Practices v1.604 on DEV
Install QA
Install SAP Best Practices v1.604 on QUA
Install PRD
Install SAP Best Practices v1.604 on PRD
Activate Full Scope of Best Practices on DEV
Register Landscape in Solution Manager
Upgrade DEV, QA and PRD to EHP5
Install HCM Localization on DEV, QA and PRD
Customize Best Practices Scenarios on DEV
Transport Changes to QA
Test Changes on QA
Transport Changes to PRD
I hope that this will be useful for you
Best regards.
Alejandro Cepeda.

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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/crs/express_7_0/reference/guide/UCCX_Best_Practices.pdf

List of activities for setting up ERP 6.0 with Best Practices

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