Hi,
This is regarding regulatory content provider. I came across an SAP presentation on Product Safety and Dangerous goods, which talks about twp options:
1. Going for an on-premise approach using SERC - content package
2. Going for a service approach using SERC- service package
Could you please elaborate on both the service package and content package approach? How does it work/integrate with business processes in SAP?
Thank you,
Sruthi
Hi Sruthi,
Are you talking about the dfferences in SERC and SERD? If so, SERC, the real content, provides you with templates, phrases, rule sets, regulatory/DG data, and the latest property tree. These have to be installed on your system enabling you with little effort to generate complaint MSDS for almost all countries.
SERD is basically the same thing as a service: You send your specification data via workflow into the cloud and receive a MSDS for the product in question. Installation of the content on your system is not necessary anymore.
Ralph
Dear Sruthi
may be check: http://www54.sap.com/solution/lob/sustainability/software/ehs-regulatory-content/index.html
I am not familiar with the SERC packages; there a several types of them. At the end you get "full" support in EHS topics in SAP (e.g. starting form using templates, rulesets, data management etc.)
May be others can highlight this topic more. Sorry.
C.B.
PS: e.g. check: http://help.sap-ag.de/saphelp_ehsrcm10/SAP_EHS_Regulatory_Content_Whats_new_in_2012_2.pdf or similar pages as well.
PPS: Check: http://help.sap.com/ehs-od
Hello Niraj,
I recently checked with SAP and only the on side / local installation of SERC is supported.
You need:
- A network share to host the content files (some thousands XML files)
- The OCC Tool installed on the PCs of the people who are loading regulatory data
- RFC Connection
(A huge amount of customizing but that is supplied with SERC)
Hope this helps
Mark
hi Gopi,
Thanks for your reply.
I have worked with CLEO data earlier, so have a fair idea about the content and package of it.
My question here is that, is SERC a On Premise solution only, or does it have any cloud component also like SERD?
Thanks.
Regards,
Niraj
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