The new SAP GTS is here! Whether you’re performing a greenfield implementation or migrating from legacy SAP GTS, get the edition for SAP HANA up and running. Learn the ins and outs of the system, from activating SAP Fiori apps to customizing baseline settings and master data. See how to configure core processes, step by step: compliance management, customs management, and trade preference management. With details on reporting and migration, this is your all-in-one guide to global trade!
In this book, you’ll learn about:
a. Settings and Master Data
Get SAP GTS, edition for SAP HANA up and running. Connect your system landscape and then explore the organizational structure and general settings. Learn about key master data such as business partners, bills of materials, and licenses.
b. Global Trade Functionality
Understand global trade business processes and how to configure them. Follow step-by-step instructions to set up classification, sanctioned party list screening, customs procedures, preference management, identity-based preference processing, and more.
c. Edition for SAP HANA
See the new system in action. Learn from all-new screenshots and examples from SAP GTS, edition for SAP HANA. Plan your migration from SAP GTS 11.0 with insight into conversion preparation and execution.
Highlights include:
1) System setup and navigation
2) Organizational structure
3) Master data
4) Classification
5) Compliance management
6) Sanctioned party list screening
7) Legal control
8) Customs management
9) Trade preference management
10) Identity-based preference processing
11) Reporting
12) Migration
Nick Moris is a partner at Deloitte’s consulting practice and part of the global leadership of Deloitte’s SAP GTS center of excellence. He focuses on support and advice regarding global trade solutions. He has built up a lot of expertise within SAP (including SAP GTS and SAP S/4HANA for international trade) and, with his team, supports several multinationals in the setup of international trade processes in ERP. During his career, Nick has combined technical tax skills with ERP implementation experience. As such, leads mixed teams of tax/business resources and ERP consultants during the implementation of the global trade processes. Nick holds a master’s degree in applied economics and a master’s degree in tax law from the Catholic University of Leuven.
Pablo LeCour is a principal at Deloitte’s Global Trade Advisory (GTA) practice in the USA. He has more than 23 years of experience in regulatory compliance focused on export controls, sanctions, customs, and anti-bribery/anti-corruption (ABAC). Pablo leads the Global Trade Technology practice in the Americas, where he oversees global trade compliance transformation initiatives. Prior to joining Deloitte’s US GTA practice, Pablo led the Regulatory Risk practice for Deloitte Advisory in the UK. Pablo has worked with clients in the aerospace and defense, technology, media and telecommunications, oil and gas, and retail sectors. He has experience working with companies in North and South America, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Pablo leads global trade digital transformation programs for large enterprises focused on trade automation, organizational redesign, and the implementation of effective trade processes. Pablo holds a bachelor’s degree in arts in economics and international relations from Claremont McKenna College and a Kellogg-WHU Executive MBA from Northwestern Kellogg School of Management, USA and WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany.
Li Yu is specialist leader within Deloitte’s SAP GTS center of excellence. She has more than 25 years of experience in SAP ERP implementation with a particular focus on SAP GTS implementation. Li has worked with clients globally, including the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Europe, and North America regions. Her expertise includes solutioning and delivering large-scale global projects that are customized to fulfill business needs and regulatory requirements while applying leading practice methodologies. Li holds a master’s degree in applied economic sciences from the University of Ghent.
