Start SEM BPS from scratch

Hi Friends,
If you have SAP BW stuff (Infocubes) in place and you are required to start planning in SEM BPS from scratch, then how and where exactly do we need to start. Both SEM and BW are on the same machine. Any information, on all types of things to be taken care of, will be appreciated.
Versions: SAP BW 3.0B, SEM 3.1B
I hope that i made sense.
Regards.

Hi Gopi,
maybe the teched lesson on planning with BW-BPS are a good starting point (also if you do not have the latest release): https://www.sdn.sap.com/sdn/events.sdn?page=teched04_sessions.htm
A list of overview documents can be found here in the BI area: https://www.sdn.sap.com/sdn/developerareas/bi.sdn?page=bw_bps.htm
Enjoy,
Tobias

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