Optimize Project Management With Project System
SAP Project System (PS) helps organizations manage projects across their entire lifecycle—ensuring better control over time, costs, and resources. By providing a data-driven approach, it enables businesses to balance profitability with real-time visibility into project health. This shift from reactive problem-solving to proactive planning and control allows organizations to manage projects more efficiently.
Given the pressure to deliver projects on time and within budget, SAP PS is critical for effective project management. It integrates seamlessly with other enterprise functions—production, procurement, accounting, engineering, and more—ensuring that data flows freely across the organization. This integration helps optimize project execution and decision-making, aligning with overall commercial processes.
The pressure of implementing projects successfully within shorter periods and under continuously rising costs makes Project System an essential tool.
What Effective Project Management Looks Like
When optimized with SAP PS, project management includes clear project structures, precise planning, and real-time insights. Work is executed efficiently, backlogs are reduced, and resources are fully utilized. By employing Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) or networks, projects are delivered on time and within budget, with necessary resources and funding available when needed.
Integration Challenges
Many companies struggle with using disconnected systems, often relying on custom-built or third-party tools that don’t integrate well with SAP. This lack of integration results in data duplication, increased errors, and limited visibility, which in turn drives up costs and reduces performance.
The Reality
Effective project management with SAP PS provides real-time project data, enabling cost optimization and risk mitigation. With better control over resources and processes, projects are executed more efficiently, reducing costs and improving outcomes in a dynamic, competitive environment.
Elevating Asset Management with SAP EAM
Asset management ensures organizations maximize the use and performance of their assets—whether it's production facilities, capital equipment, or fleets. Effective management improves efficiency, reduces downtime, and lowers operational costs, aligning asset performance with the company’s strategic goals.
SAP Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) helps businesses achieve real-time visibility into asset performance, optimize maintenance processes, and minimize unplanned downtime. Through scheduled inspections, efficient repairs, and preventative maintenance, businesses ensure assets are maintained at peak condition, reducing production interruptions and enhancing safety.
What Effective Asset Management Looks Like
With integrated real-time visibility into asset performance and maintenance activities, organizations can make faster, more informed decisions. This leads to better asset utilization, minimized disruptions, and improved overall performance. Proper asset management involves proactive identification of potential failures, effective prioritization, and coordinated execution of maintenance activities.
Challenges of Asset Management
Many companies rely on disparate tools outside of SAP, limiting integration and visibility across the asset lifecycle—from acquisition to disposal. This lack of integration leads to higher maintenance costs, inefficient scheduling, excessive inventory, and frequent firefighting. These challenges ultimately impact profitability and agility.
The Reality
Effective asset management through SAP EAM provides real-time data to optimize costs, risks, and performance. By improving asset utilization and reducing costs, organizations can meet shifting demands and maintain operational efficiency.
Whether optimizing operational performance or expanding SAP functionality, Reveal helps organizations streamline business processes, enhance user knowledge, and leverage SAP’s capabilities for tangible, sustainable value. By shifting from transactional processes to knowledge-driven decision-making, companies improve agility, service delivery, cost control, and inventory management.
