Discovering Business Content

In this unit, we will jointly explore where and how you can access Business Content, that you can leverage as part of a business transformation or in your engagement. We will start by taking a look at the Business Accelerator Hub, a publicly available website, that is also well-known for integration-related content. However, there is also a Tab called "Transformation", where you can explore our content per industry, end-to-end process or even on a use-case basis.

Secondly, we will take a closer look at SAP Signavio and its various entry points to content. In this section, we will also provide an outlook on what is currently available as a prototype in SAP Signavio Labspace. If you are curious to learn more about SAP Signavio, stay tuned for the next unit, where the expert Manuel Sänger will explain in more detail, what SAP Signavio is. Last but not least, we will focus on SAP LeanIX, SAP's tool for Enterprise Architecture Management.

SAP LeanIX is a global, market-leading Enterprise Architecture solution, enabling organizations to create transparency, visualize, assess, and manage the transition to their target IT architecture. In the next unit, Rene de Daniel will explain in more detail how to navigate and work with SAP LeanIX as an Enterprise Architect. But before that, let's find out where SAP LeanIX offers Reference Content:

The SAP LeanIX Reference Catalog offers a robust, industry-specific library of business capabilities that organizations can import or link to existing fact sheets, enabling greater standardization, improved data quality, and streamlined transformation planning. Organizations can select the industry of interest and import Business Capabilities into their workspace: either automatically generating or updating fact sheets or to link existing fact sheets

The SAP Business Capability Model, which can for example be found in the SAP LeanIX Reference Catalog, follows a three level-hierarchy:

• Level 1 – Business Domain: These are broad, high-level categories representing major areas of the business.Example: Sourcing and Procurement
• Level 2 – Business Areas: These are more specific subcategories within each domain, detailing particular functions.Example: Procurement Contract Management
• Level 3 – Business Capability: These are the most granular elements describing specific business functions.Example: Supplier Negotiation Management

Especially valuable at level 3 of the capability hierarchy, the catalog recommends relevant SAP solutions that appear directly within the Transformations tab when using SAP LeanIX Architecture and Road Map Planning, enabling users to plan and initiate transformation journeys with precision. Backed by continuously updated SAP reference architecture, the catalog helps standardize naming conventions, enrich fact sheet content, and reduce duplication, all while accelerating the path to well-informed, solution-aligned transformation. With optional flexibility and deep integration, it bridges best-practice architecture with actionable planning.