ASAP Roadmap offers:

Detailed information for all project phases and tasks.

Project Preparation:
The Project Preparation function enables a project manager to initiate, plan,
and prepare for the project. Project manager draws up a schedule and
assemble the project team. Implementation scope and plan for technical
requirements and infrastructure is also defined here. In this phase of the
ASAP Roadmap, decision makers define clear project objectives and an
efficient decision making process. A project charter is issued, an
implementation strategy is outlined, and the project team as well as its
working environment is established.

Business Blueprint:
It is a detailed documentation of the company's requirements in Written
format. Application consultants and the Business Process Teams achieve a
common understanding of how the enterprise intends to run its business
within the R/3 System, by carrying out requirements gathering workshops.
The purpose of the Business Blueprint phase is to outline the current
situation as defined in workshops so you can compile a Business Blueprint
documenting the target state of the solution being implemented and the
resultant requirements. The conceptual design draw up by the project team
members therefore describes how the enterprise wants to map its business
processes using SAP and non-SAP systems.
Business blueprint is nothing but the documentation of your companys
requirements mapped in R/3.

Realization:
The purpose of this phase is to implement the entire business process
requirement based on the business blueprint. Configuration should be done
in this process in development server. Master data format should be decided
here so that Business Process Owner can go collect the master data. You
should give ABAP specifications for forms, reports etc, system modifications
etc. (Here ABAPer comes into picture if standard codes are not able to
produce the required functionality).
The system configuration is provided in 2 work packages:
1.Baseline (major Scope)

2.Final configuration (remaining scope)

Final Preparation:
The main objective of this phase is to identify required system tests before
cutover, here we can resolve critical open issues after successfully
completing this phase it is assumed that product is ready to go live.
In this phase end users go through comprehensive training. The last step will
be to migrate data to the new system. On successful completion of this
phase, you are ready to run your business in your productive R/3 system.
This phase shortly includes the following things:

User training
System management
User manual and support
Data transfer
Final integration and system tests

Going live checklist:

End user training is completed

System administration is ready
Stress test is completed
Conversion and business process in production system have been
checked
Perform internal quality check
Final preparation review.

Go Live & Support:

The purpose of this phase is to move from pre-production environment to live
production environment.
The most important elements include setting up production support,
monitoring system performance and optimizing overall performance. After go
live system is kept under support for some period.