Answer / sapsecvj

Centralized refers maintaining Master data in a centralized location eg: Creating a Vendor/Customer( using XK01/XD01)
Decentralized refers maintaining Master data via delegation model eg: business transaction like creating vendor in FI module is FK01, MM is MK01, SD is VK01

Answer / dinesh sharma

In brief Centralized means Control at one place- like we have master changes in SAP at a client level.
Decentralised means - Control at different levels like plants/groups/functions.

Answer / sandeep007

When firefighter activity is done from backend system, it is known as decentralized. When firefighter activity is done by logging into GRC system, it is known as decentralized FF.

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