2012
Logistic Core Operations with SAPInventory Management, Warehousing, Transportation, and ComplianceAuthors:

• Jens Kappauf,
• Bernd Lauterbach,
• Matthias Koch
  

ISBN: 978-3-642-18201-3 (Print) 978-3-642-18202-0  (Online)
  
  

Inventory Management, Warehousing, Transportation, and Compliance

Kappauf, Jens, Lauterbach, Bernd, Koch, Matthias

2012, VIII, 293 p. 162 illus.



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ISBN 978-3-642-18202-0

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About this book

• Provides a big-picture perspective of the SAP business suite and its components and how whey work together
•                                         Includes in-depth case studies for each core solution
•                                         Offers advice on which applications best meet the logistic business requirements and specific logistic processes
•                                         A detailed guide and overview of what SAP offers for logistic processes
•                                         This volume covers Inventory Management, Warehousing, Transportation
  

“Logistic Core Operations with SAP” not only provides an overview of core logistics processes and functionality—it also shows how SAP’s Business Suite covers logistic core operations, what features are supported, and which systems can be used to implement end-to-end processes in the following logistic core disciplines: Procurement, Distribution, Transportation, Warehouse Logistics and Inventory Management, and Compliance and Reporting. In this context the authors not only explain their integration, the organizational set-up, and master data, but also which solution fits best for a particular business need.

This book serves as a solid foundation for understanding SAP software. No matter whether you are a student or a manager involved in an SAP implementation, the authors go far beyond traditional function and feature descriptions, helping you ask the right questions, providing answers, and making recommendations. The book assists you in understanding SAP terminology, concepts and technological components as well as their closed-loop integration. Written in a clear, straight-forward style and using practical examples, it contains valuable tips, illustrative screenshots and flowcharts, as well as best practices—showing how business requirements are mapped into software functionality.

• Provides a big-picture perspective of the SAP business suite and its components and how whey work together
•                                         Includes in-depth case studies for each core solution
•                                         Offers advice on which applications best meet the logistic business requirements and specific logistic processes
•                                         A detailed guide and overview of what SAP offers for logistic processes
•                                         This volume covers Inventory Management, Warehousing, Transportation
  

“Logistic Core Operations with SAP” not only provides an overview of core logistics processes and functionality—it also shows how SAP’s Business Suite covers logistic core operations, what features are supported, and which systems can be used to implement end-to-end processes in the following logistic core disciplines: Procurement, Distribution, Transportation, Warehouse Logistics and Inventory Management, and Compliance and Reporting. In this context the authors not only explain their integration, the organizational set-up, and master data, but also which solution fits best for a particular business need.

This book serves as a solid foundation for understanding SAP software. No matter whether you are a student or a manager involved in an SAP implementation, the authors go far beyond traditional function and feature descriptions, helping you ask the right questions, providing answers, and making recommendations. The book assists you in understanding SAP terminology, concepts and technological components as well as their closed-loop integration. Written in a clear, straight-forward style and using practical examples, it contains valuable tips, illustrative screenshots and flowcharts, as well as best practices—showing how business requirements are mapped into software functionality.