1. Value Map One Pagers Template for LoB, Technology, Industry / Industry Segment Version September 2015
Internal

2. Which template should I use?
Choose the template slide that covers the exact number of objects on the next level down, e.g. Level 2 (Business Priority) with 4 underlying E2Es on Level 3  select template slide with 4 placeholders in the solutions part in the middle (slide 6 in this deck).
Level 1 (Value Map)  List related objects from level 2 (Business Priority)
Level 2 (Business Priority)  List related objects from level 3 (E2E, Solution Capability, recursive BP)
Level 3 (E2E)  List related objects from level 4 (Solution Capability, recursive E2E)

3. EXAMPLE EXAMPLE Solution Summary Industry: Aerospace and Defense
E2E: Integrated Product Development and Compliance
Please find more examples on Solution Explorer.
EXAMPLE

4. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 180 char. with space or 2 lines)
Click to insert bullet (max. 5 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 7 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

5. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 180 char. with space or 2 lines)
Click to insert bullet (max. 5 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 7 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

6. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 180 char. with space or 2 lines)
Click to insert bullet (max. 5 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 7 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

7. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 90 char. with space or 1 line)
Click to insert bullet (max. 2 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 3 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

8. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 90 char. with space or 1 line)
Click to insert bullet (max. 2 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 3 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

9. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 90 char. with space or 1 line)
Click to insert bullet (max. 2 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 3 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

10. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Click to insert text (max. 90 char. with space or 1 line)
Click to insert bullet (max. 2 bullets / 90 characters with space or 1 line) In total 3 lines
SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

11. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
Value Map Summary
Business Priority Summary
Solution Summary
Value Map Name
Segment Value Map Name
Please delete non applicable
Click to insert text (max. 70 char. with space)
Click to insert bullet (max. 3 bullets / 65 characters with space)
Or in total 260 char. with space
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
Placeholder pictogram
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SAP solutions connect processes for a variety of industry value chains by integrating horizontal lines of business with industry-specific solutions on premise, in the cloud, and through mobile devices.
Visit us online
Benchmark your performance
SAP Solution Explorer

12. Business Priority Summary Solution Summary Value Map Name
GUIDELINES
1) General information (grey box in upper left corner)
Select one of the listed asset types (VMS, BPS, SOS) depending on the respective object type in BSR. Delete the asset types that are not applicable.
Enter VM name; in case of an industry segment, add segment VM name, otherwise delete “segment VM name” from template.
2) Picture / logo on left hand side
Select adequate picture from Image Library and make sure SAP logo is visible in the lower left corner.
3) Headline
Add either Value Map name or Business Priority name or E2E name, depending on asset type.
Only use the exact name that has been approved during VM creation and available in BSR.
4) How can SAP solutions enable you to change the game?
Provide an overview on what SAP solutions are helping with in the specific area. Use business terms describing what the solutions enable.
Avoid technical arguments (e.g. single instance & functional coverage).
Do not use active verbs. Avoid the word “you” (use e.g. “business”/”industry”).
5) What do SAP solutions help customers do?
Headers: Add next VM level down. Only use the exact name available in BSR.
Copy box: Describe, what the solution can do. Leverage BSR content. Avoid listing benefits – these are covered in the next section “What are the benefits?”. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports this.
Start each paragraph with an active verb.
Add a pictogram per element from Image Library.
Order: Keep order as on Value Map – left to right, then down.
6) What are the benefits?
Start with benefit summary/value statement. Continue with bullets listing benefits.
Benefits must be specific to content covered on this page. Avoid listing generic benefits (e.g. “increase awareness”). Refer to KPI’s, leverage content from Solution Explorer.
Avoid presenting benefits as functionalities. Instead, talk about how the SAP solution supports the benefits. Start each bullet with an adjective (e.g. increased, advanced).
7) Why SAP?
Description of competitive advantage of SAP solutions. Generic Statement – you are free to adjust to your specifics.
8) Key Facts
Use VLM tool (go to “value content”, select “numbers” + “soundbites”) to come up with key facts.
In template, add asterisk (*) after each key fact and make sure the related source information at the bottom of the page is correct.
In case of source other than SAP Performance Benchmarking, add detailed source information at the same place.
9) Customers
Add customer names and link to external customer references.
Only use customer references from CRP, no other sources are acceptable! Find links to BTS, Customer Journey, CRS, CSS, Customer Testimonial Video, CSP in Customer Reference Tool (CRP).
References must be in English. Only use references that are at least valid until Dec Otherwise content owner is responsible for extending the references prior expiration at least until Dec 2016 to ensure ongoing availability.
Find detailed Information from Customer Reference Training here.
10) Learn More
Visit us online: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment landing page on SAP.com.
Benchmark your performance: Generic link – DO NOT CHANGE.
SAP Solution Explorer: Adjust link (NOT TEXT) to LoB, Technology, Industry/ Industry segment to respective Value Map landing page.
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