WHAT IS ROLLOUT IN SAP IMPLEMENTATION. ?

Dear All Guru's ,
I m in need to know about one of phase of implementation in SAP, pl guide about " ROLL OUT " i will be very greatfull to all of you , pl explain with simple steps or if u are having any material then do send it to me .what is the sequence of all these phases.?
regards,
sap11

Hi,
Roll -out Project:
Extending the business functionality from corporate to its branch office.Example: You have main office in German and they implemented SAP.Also they have branch in India and want to implement in India.When implementing SAP in India office( having same company in corporate level and assigning a company code for India to the same company), you can say it's a roll out project.
Upgradation projects in SAP:
Replacing older verion to new version.Example:Upgrading from SAP 4.6C to ECC 6.0.
Roll out example
IF client is on SAP and runing SAP
now he purchases new p-lant or set up new plant
then going on to sap for this new plant is roll out

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