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What is ASAP Methodology in SAP ABAP

What is ASAP Methodology in SAP ABAP


As a SAP ABAP developer,we should know what is ASAP Methodology and its phases  and ASAP methodology importance in the real time project .There are five steps in ASAP process which are used to build the SAP projects.Most of the times,as a real time ABAP consultant ,we will face questions in the real time interview.

Five Phases are :

1.Project Preparation
2.Business blue print
3.Realization
4.Testing
5.Go Live & Support


What is ASAP Methodology in SAP ABAP

Project Preparation:

 
The first phase in ASAP is Project preparation.In this step ,the functional consultants will analyse the business process and define the system for SAP .They will decide the time line for the project.And also they will assess the man power required and How much budget will cost for the project.


Blue Print Preparation :

    This is second step in ASAP methodology.In this step ,the project preparation scenarios are finalized. Technical experts will prepare the blueprint of SAP project.


Realization: 

  In this step ,the actual development will start and ABAP developers role will be starting from this phase.

Testing:

  In this phase,All developments done by technical consultant being tested.As well as Unit test documents will be prepared. Positive and negative testing will be doing by Testing consultants.

Go Live and Support

This is the final phase in which project is running in the live environment,If any inconsistency will be find ,which will be solved in the support project team.


From this ,we have learnt the ASAP methodology in SAP project life cycle .So it will help you to face the real time interview of SAP ABAP .






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