The job of a Product Manager within the fashion and retail industry is to oversee the product planning and execution throughout the fashion product lifecycle. Oversee the Product Development team and production team as well as working closely with all stakeholders.

1. SAP Business One Innovation summit 2016 – Orlando
Lucas Ritondale / Max Sacchetta
April, 2016
Fiori App for the Apparel &
Footwear Solution

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Agenda
About us / Solution
Use Case
 Product manager
Tools and Techniques used
 SAP WEB IDE , Hana Studio, Fiori Apps
The Solution
 Fuzzy Search, Master Detail app, Sentiment analysis
Next Steps
Q&A

3. • Argentis: SSP from 2008 focused on this vertical
• Providing solutions for the complex Fashion Businesses
• Almost 100 Installation worldwide
• 10 + already running on HANA
About Us

4. Use Case
A Product Manager in the need of better collaboration

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Product Manager Role
• The job of a Product Manager within the fashion and retail industry is to oversee
the product planning and execution throughout the fashion product lifecycle
• Oversee the Product Development team and production team as well as working
closely with all stakeholders.

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Use Case
• Text Analysis / Fuzzy Search
Allows quick search using HANA engine based on
style attributes (designer, season, collection, etc)
• Product Data Management / Master Detail App
Access Styles, comment, vote – Product managers
can collect information from stakeholders.
• Analyze Sentiments
Process information - extract subjective information in
source materials to create collections

7. Tools & Techniques
Presenter: Max Sacchetta

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Tools & Techniques
• SAP WEB IDE
• HANA CLOUD CONNECTOR
• HANA STUDIO (ATTRIBUTE / CALCULATED VIEWS)
• SAP UI5 / FIORI LIBRARY
• ODATA

9. The Solution

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Web IDE – Project Structure Example

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Fuzzy Search
SELECT SCORE() AS score, * FROM "ApparelFioriServices.DB-
Views::atModel" WHERE CONTAINS(*, 'Del', FUZZY(0.5,
'similarCalculationMode=substringsearch')) ORDER BY score DESC;

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Master Detail / Work List

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Master Detail / Work List
service {
"ApparelFioriServices.DB-Views::atModel" as
"ModelList" key ("Code")
navigates (
"Model_Sizes" as "Model_SizesNav",
"Model_Colors" as "Model_ColorsNav",
"Model_Vars" as "Model_VarsNav",
"Model_Images" as "Model_ImagesNav",
"Model_Avtivities" as "Model_AvtivitiesNav",
"Model_Sentiments" as "Model_Sentiment"
);
"ApparelFioriServices.DB-Views::atModelSize" as
"ModelSize" keys ("Code");
"ApparelFioriServices.DB-Views::atModelColor" as
"ModelColor" key ("Code");
"ApparelFioriServices.DB-Views::atModelVar" as
"ModelVar" key ("Code");
……..

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Master Detail / Work List
"ApparelFioriServices.DB-Views::caSentiment" as "ModelSentiment" keys ("U_MODCODE");
association "Model_Sizes"
principal "ModelList"("Code")
multiplicity "1" dependent "ModelSize"("Code") multiplicity "*";
association "Model_Colors"
principal "ModelList"("Code")
multiplicity "1" dependent "ModelColor"("Code") multiplicity "*";
association "Model_Vars"
principal "ModelList"("Code")
multiplicity "1" dependent "ModelVar"("Code") multiplicity "*";
association "Model_Images"
principal "ModelList"("Code")
multiplicity "1" dependent "ModelImage"("Code") multiplicity "*";
association "Model_Avtivities"
principal "ModelList"("U_ModCode")
}

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Sentiment Analysis
Many sources for collaboration….sap
client, web apps….etc

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Sentiment Analysis

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Sentiment Analysis
SELECT
"LogTable"."U_MODCODE"
,"SentimentTable"."TA_TYPE" AS "SENTIMENT"
,COUNT(*) AS "COUNTER"
FROM
"APPAREL_DEV_US"."@ARGNS_COMMLOGMODEL" AS "LogTable"
LEFT JOIN
"APPAREL_DEV_US"."$TA_COMMENTINDEX" AS "SentimentTable"
ON
"LogTable"."Code" = "SentimentTable"."Code"
WHERE
"SentimentTable"."TA_TYPE" LIKE '%Sentiment%'
AND "SentimentTable"."TA_TYPE" != 'Sentiment'
GROUP BY
"LogTable"."U_MODCODE"
,"SentimentTable"."TA_TYPE"
ORDER BY "LogTable"."U_MODCODE" ASC;

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Closing Remarks
• Development speed
• Reuse – less code – less bugs
• Fiori Vs SAP UI5 – user experience
• Navigation easier
• Launchpad
• Enhance business processes
• Search information
• Collaboration
• Documentation
• Deploy solution and IP sharing for SSP is a challenge.

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Next Steps
• Use service layer to avoid DI API bottlenecks in fashion industry (E.i SKU and
Sales order creation).
• Create small apps for different roles (sales, designers, merchandisers) but leave
complex processes on legacy add on (stock allocation, assortments, etc)

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Thank you
Contact information:
Lucas M Ritondale
Product Manager
Max Sacchetta
Software Development