Increase your knowledge about SAP for Retail and share it with others!

Expand your SAP for Retail knowledge with our SAP for Retail Wiki Pages. Delivered right to your desktop, these pages start from business process design, to the solution implementation and operations, including integration and runtime optimization aspects. As a single point of entry, the pages also provide links to SAP Help Portal documentation, release-dependent information from the SAP Service Marketplace, articles, blogs or how-to guides.

The SAP for Retail Wiki provides both an ideal starting point for SAP for Retail newbies and an elaborated knowledge base for business and technical experts at customers and consulting agencies. In addition to the Wiki, you can get in touch with Retail experts directly and join in on discussions on the Trading Industries Forum.

SAP's offering for retail companies can take on different forms depending on the needs of that company. The ability to respond rapidly to market demands is vital in the dynamic world of retail. After all, there is nothing more constant in this industry than change.

As a result of mergers and acquisitions, new technologies, such as enterprise service-oriented architecture (enterprise SOA) and radio frequency identification (RFID), new business segments, and new distribution channels, the goalposts are constantly shifting. Companies are required to become more adaptive to new market situations.

The SAP for Retail solution wheel above highlights the core competencies of SAP for Retail and illustrates the key concepts explained in the pages of this wiki. Based on this wheel, you can find a (growing) list of topic pages concerning the SAP for Retail portfolio. However, you too can contribute to the SAP for Retail Wiki pages.

Whether they are best practices, lessons learned or success stories, share your experience with us.  If you don't know where to start, please have a look at existing SAP for Retail Community page contributions (see the box SAP for Retail Community Contributions on the right side) to see what has been created by members of our Retail@BPX community.

Also, before you begin, read our page on how you can contribute so you can begin positioning yourself with your knowledge. Remember, it's you who makes the BPX community thrive! We welcome your input.