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QUESTION POSED ON: 15 September 2007
I am working on SAP NetWeaver ECC 6.0, but I would like to know more information on ECC 6.0 (I am puzzled some issues) and what is the difference between NetWeaver and R3.

EXPERT RESPONSE
Welcome to the world of SAP.

NetWeaver is the technology that SAP solutions are currently build upon. There are a number of SAP solutions that are provided within the NetWeaver umbrella, eg. MDM, Enterprise Portal, BI, etc. SAP R/3 (or other names being ERP, ECC, etc) are all the enterprise solution for SAP. They are built on the NetWeaver platform as the underlying layer. So, keep R/3 separate from NetWeaver. One is the enterprise software and the other is the technology layer.

You might want to spend some time at www.sap.com or help.sap.com to get more information on these solutions.

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