What is 'Go-Live Execution' in SAP SRD-CC-CI-BUY - For CI Terminology only?

Go-Live Execution - Overview

• Component: SRD-CC-CI-BUY

• Component Name: For CI Terminology only

• Description: An implementation project service that a company can utilize to have their SAP Business ByDesign solution implemented and configured completely by SAP experts. As part of the service, a project team, which consists of a project manager and several service advisers, executes and monitors all go-live activities for the company, including preparation activities, fine-tuning the solution to meet the company's business requirements, integrating additional services if required, planning and preparing tests, and executing the final go-live verification.

Go-Live Execution - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  Go-Live Execution is the process of implementing a new SAP system or making changes to an existing system. It involves the coordination of all activities related to the implementation, such as data migration, testing, training, and user acceptance. The goal of Go-Live Execution is to ensure that the system is ready for use in a production environment.
  
  How to use it: 
  Go-Live Execution is typically done in stages. First, the system must be configured and tested in a development environment. Once the system is ready for production, it must be migrated to the production environment and tested again. Finally, users must be trained on how to use the system and given time to accept it before it can be used in a live environment.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When planning for Go-Live Execution, it is important to plan ahead and allow enough time for each stage of the process. It is also important to ensure that all stakeholders are involved in the process and that their feedback is taken into account. Finally, it is important to have a clear timeline and set realistic goals for each stage of the process.
  
  Related Information: 
  Go-Live Execution is part of SAP's System Readiness Deployment (SRD) process. SRD includes other components such as Configuration & Integration (CI), Business Unit (BU), and Change Management (CM). For more information on SRD, please refer