In this module we'll cover how to gather customer information and insights as inputs for the analysis phase. We'll look at metrics or models that can be used in business or technical analysis and ways to gather business, data and technical information including discovery workshops, interviews, observations or surveys. Finally, we'll use the insights we've gathered to assess whether the customer's business objectives are aligned with the current organization.

In this module we'll get ready for the analysis and design phase. This includes key preparation and technical set-up activities like ensuring the team is ready and configuring environments and tools to run fit-to-standard process workshops. We'll explore SAP's fit-to-standard analysis approach and compare it with other models, frameworks and tools used to analyse technology and business landscapes.

In this module we'll walk through how to identify and communicate the solution's business value to the customer's key stakeholders. We'll explore best practices for documenting your findings during discovery and your approach for the analysis and design phase in a Customer Journey Roadmap. We'll walk through how to identify and communicate the SAP solution's business value to the customer's key stakeholders, including how to seek customer feedback and signoff to move to the next phase.

You will assess an SAP Customer Case Study to understand the customer's organization, business objectives and technology landscape. Following the assessment instructions, you'll use a template to complete and submit a Customer Journey Map Plan explaining how you will collaborate with other SAP professionals to prepare the customer for the analysis and design phase. Then you'll summarize your Customer Journey Map Plan approach in a short precis or by recording a video to present to the customer. To put your learning into practice you'll review the assessment submission of two (2) peers using the peer review rubric provided.