Business Scenario Maps Key Performance Indicators SAP Best Practices SAP Endorsed Business Solutions SAP for High Tech Partner Opportunities See also Supply planning generates a match between supply and demand at the business line level resulting in manufacturing requirements. This master plan generates all orders needed to fulfil a given customer order situation or forecast requirements, it manages inventory stock targets, and it releases work orders to manufacturing. Supply planning is run daily over an 18-month horizon. Master scheduling incorporates business preference rules during material constrained planning and matching supply to demand. The highest priority business rule is based on demand and customer. Confirmed orders usually have the highest priority over forecast with the exception of some customer programs. more...Business Goals & ObjectivesImproving Customer Service Reduce late ordersReduce order lead-time Increasing Revenue Improve customer retention and loyaltyImprove order fill rate Lowering Working Capital Increase inventory turns
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Demand Planning![]() |
Toolbox with flexible interactive planning possibilities, to create a demand plan on any level of detail. Promotion Planning capabilities are included. Different forecasting algorithms and flexible macros, to carry out any kind of calculation or check, are offered as well as collaboration possibilities.
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Supply Network Planning![]() |
Supply Network Planning integrates purchasing, production, distribution (of demands), and transportation so that comprehensive mid-term to long-term tactical planning and sourcing decisions can be simulated and performed on the basis of a single, global consistent model. Within Multilevel Demand and Supply Matching the CTM planning algorithm is used to perform a finite, priority-based, quota arrangement-based and order-oriented planning of the supply chain.
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Sales Planning and Forecasting![]() |
In Sales Target Planning, a sales manager set sales or contribution targets for the sales employees in the field. Since the sales manager and the sales employees use a common planning platform, the planning tasks performed by the sales manager are closely reconciled with the business planning and operational planning tasks performed by the sales employees. You can specify as many dimensions for entering planning figures (such as sales region, product group) as you need for your planning requirements. The different planners can access the same data but plan at different levels. |
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Safety Stock Planning![]() |
Safety stock is the quantity of additional stock procured and/or held to satisfy unexpectedly high fluctuation in demand. Safety Stock Planning Planning allows you to meet a target service level while creating a minimum necessary amount of safety stock throughout your entire supply chain for all intermediate and finished products at their respective locations.
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Production Scheduling in SCM![]() |
In production planning, detailed scheduling is combined with procurement planning. Detailed scheduling is used to compare the capacity requirements from the production orders with the available production capacity. Detailed scheduling with optimization generates a production plan that is optimized according to certain business criteria. Different criteria (such as setup and lead time optimization) can be combined with one another depending on what the user requires.
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