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Foreword by Hans Thalbauer
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Foreword by Darwin Deano
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Preface
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Target Audience
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How This Book Is Organized
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Conclusion
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Acknowledgments
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PART I Digital Transformation and the Intelligent Enterprise
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1 Introduction
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1.1 Introduction to SAP Leonardo
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1.1.1 Technology and Components
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1.1.2 Intelligent Enterprise Components
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1.1.3 Adoption Options
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1.2 Benefits of SAP Leonardo
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1.3 Digital Transformation
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1.3.1 Digital Disruption
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1.3.2 Business Process Innovation
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1.3.3 Workplace Innovation
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1.3.4 Business Usage
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1.4 SAP Cloud Platform
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1.4.1 Business Services
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1.4.2 Platform Services
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1.4.3 Data and Storage Services
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1.4.4 SAP Edge Services
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1.5 Associated Technology
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1.5.1 Big Data
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1.5.2 Data Intelligence
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1.5.3 Data Analysis
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1.5.4 Machine Learning
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1.5.5 Blockchain
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1.5.6 Internet of Things
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1.6 Summary
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2 Digital Transformation: Ecosystem and Approach
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2.1 Intelligently Connected People
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2.1.1 Collaboration
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2.1.2 User Interfaces
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2.1.3 Real-Time Analytics
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2.2 Intelligently Connected Things
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2.2.1 Connected Products
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2.2.2 Connected Assets
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2.2.3 Connected Fleet
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2.2.4 Connected Infrastructure
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2.2.5 Connected Markets
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2.3 Intelligently Connected Processes
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2.3.1 Integrated Processes
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2.3.2 Process Automation
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2.3.3 Microservices
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2.4 Design Thinking
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2.4.1 Design Thinking at SAP
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2.4.2 Approach
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2.4.3 Design-Led Development
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2.5 Summary
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PART II Technologies
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3 Big Data
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3.1 What Is Big Data?
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3.2 Universal Data Management Platform
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3.3 Big Data Operations Management
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3.4 Big Data Services
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3.5 Summary
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4 Analytics
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4.1 What Is Analytics?
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4.2 Business Intelligence Portfolio
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4.3 Planning and Analysis
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4.3.1 SAP Analytics Cloud
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4.3.2 SAP Digital Boardroom
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4.3.3 SAP Business Planning and Consolidation
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4.3.4 SAP Profitability and Performance Management
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4.4 Predictive Analytics
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4.5 Summary
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5 Machine Learning
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5.1 What Is Machine Learning?
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5.2 Machine Learning Foundation
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5.3 Embedded Machine Learning
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5.3.1 Machine Learning with SAP Concur
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5.3.2 Machine Learning with SAP SuccessFactors
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5.3.3 Machine Learning with SAP Fieldglass
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5.3.4 Machine Learning for Enterprise Applications
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5.4 Robotic Process Automation
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5.5 Summary
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6 Data Intelligence
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6.1 What Is Data Intelligence?
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6.2 Data-Driven Business
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6.3 Data Monetization Strategies
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6.4 Data-as-a-Service
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6.5 Summary
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7 Blockchain
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7.1 What Is Blockchain?
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7.2 Enterprise Blockchain
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7.2.1 Foundational Services
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7.2.2 Blockchain Services
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7.3 Blockchain for Industries
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7.3.1 Consumer Products, Agribusiness, and Retail
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7.3.2 High-Tech
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7.3.3 Utilities and Energy
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7.3.4 Life Sciences
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7.4 Blockchain for Lines of Business
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7.4.1 Procurement
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7.4.2 Logistics
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7.4.3 Finance
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7.5 Summary
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8 Internet of Things
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8.1 What Is the Internet of Things?
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8.2 Reference Architecture
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8.2.1 Connecting Assets and Processing on the Edge
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8.2.2 Data Processing and Storage
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8.2.3 Analytics
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8.2.4 Reusable Business Services
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8.3 Applications
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8.4 Platform and Foundation Services
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8.5 Edge Computing
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8.6 Application Enablement
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8.7 Summary
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PART III SAP Leonardo Business Processes
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9 Products and Inventory
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9.1 Digital Product Management
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9.1.1 Compliant Product Lifecycle Management
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9.1.2 Intelligent Enterprise Portfolio and Project Management
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9.1.3 Product and Project Insights
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9.2 Demand Management
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9.2.1 Consensus Demand Planning
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9.2.2 Sensing Short-Term Demand Patterns
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9.2.3 Incorporating Demand Influencing Factors
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9.3 Inventory Optimization
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9.3.1 Accounting for Inherent Variabilities in the Supply Chain
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9.3.2 Establishing Multistage Inventory Targets
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9.3.3 Meeting Customer Service Levels
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9.4 Connected Products
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9.4.1 Network of Digital Twins
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9.4.2 Connecting IoT Sensors to the Enterprise
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9.4.3 Operationalizing Sensor Data and Establishing New Business Models
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9.5 Summary
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10 Manufacturing and Assets
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10.1 Smart Manufacturing Optimization
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10.1.1 Factory Automation
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10.1.2 Building Blocks of a Smart Factory
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10.2 Digital Manufacturing and Operations
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10.2.1 Characteristics of a Smart Factory
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10.2.2 Smart Shop Floor Overview
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10.2.3 Shop Floor Control Tower
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10.2.4 Material Availability
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10.2.5 Floorplan View
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10.2.6 Dynamic Routing
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10.2.7 Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling
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10.3 Digital Asset Network and Operations
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10.4 Predictive Maintenance
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10.4.1 On-Demand Spare Parts through 3D Printing
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10.4.2 Building Blocks of Predictive Maintenance
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10.4.3 Digital Dashboard
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10.4.4 Machine Learning Service
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10.5 Digital Twins
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10.5.1 Digital Twins of a Physical Objects
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10.5.2 Varieties of Digital Twins
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10.5.3 Digital Twin Integration in SAP Leonardo
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10.5.4 SAP Leonardo Digital Twin Portfolio
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10.6 Summary
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11 Transportation and Warehousing
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11.1 Transportation Logistics
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11.1.1 Digitalizing Transportation with Dynamic Planning
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11.1.2 Logistics 4.0 and the Connected Fleet
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11.1.3 Inbound Transportation
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11.1.4 Outbound Transportation
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11.1.5 SAP Leonardo Integration with SAP S/4HANA
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11.1.6 SAP Transportation Management
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11.1.7 SAP Leonardo for Transportation
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11.2 Intralogistics
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11.2.1 Digitizing the Yard and Warehouse with Dynamic Planning
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11.2.2 Inbound and Outbound Processing
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11.2.3 SAP Warehouse Insights
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11.2.4 Yard and Hub Logistics
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11.2.5 SAP Leonardo for Intralogistics
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11.3 Logistics Network
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11.3.1 Supply Chain Visibility
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11.3.2 SAP Global Track and Trace
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11.3.3 SAP Logistics Business Network
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11.4 Summary
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12 Finance
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12.1 Financial Planning and Analysis
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12.1.1 Budgeting and Forecasting
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12.1.2 Planning and Predictive Finance
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12.1.3 Dynamic Reporting
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12.2 Financial Accounting
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12.2.1 Accounts Receivable and Digital Automation
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12.2.2 Accounts Payable and Digital Automation
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12.3 Accounting and Financial Close
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12.3.1 Reconciliation and Year-End Reporting
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12.3.2 Continuous Soft Close
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12.4 Financial Controls
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12.4.1 Audit and Compliance Management
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12.4.2 Fraud Management
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12.4.3 Risk Management
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12.5 Summary
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13 Assorted Business Processes
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13.1 Reimagined Solution Architecture
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13.1.1 Architecting the Digital Core
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13.1.2 Microservices
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13.2 Human Resource Management
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13.2.1 Intelligent HR Solutions
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13.2.2 Examples and Use Cases
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13.3 Sourcing and Procurement
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13.3.1 Cognitive Procurement
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13.3.2 Examples and Use Cases
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13.4 Sales and Marketing
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13.4.1 Sales and E-Commerce
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13.4.2 Smart Campaigns
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13.4.3 Examples and Use Cases
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13.5 Summary
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14 Digitization of Industries
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14.1 Discrete Manufacturing Industry
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14.1.1 Digital Innovation Use Cases
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14.1.2 Business Examples
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14.2 Process Industry
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14.2.1 Digital Innovation Use Cases
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14.2.2 Business Examples
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14.3 Consumer Products and Retail Industries
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14.3.1 Digital Innovation Uses Cases
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14.3.2 Business Examples
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14.4 Other Industries and Sectors
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14.4.1 Digital Innovation Use Cases
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14.4.2 Business Examples
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14.5 Summary
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15 Roadmap and Outlook
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15.1 SAP Leonardo Technological Innovation Roadmap
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15.2 SAP Leonardo Process Innovation Roadmap
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15.3 SAP Leonardo IoT Roadmap
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15.4 Summary
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Appendices
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A Future Cities
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A.1 Smart Cities
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A.2 Connected Communities
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A.3 Smart Buildings
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A.4 Summary
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B The Authors
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Index
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