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    SAP for Supply Chain Management provides an integrated solution for planning, executing, and collaborating across the supply chain. It helps transform linear supply chains into responsive networks. The application facilitates supply chain planning, optimization, forecasting, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, and order fulfillment. It also enables collaboration with suppliers, customers, and contract manufacturers. Implementing SAP SCM can increase demand accuracy, reduce costs, optimize inventory levels, and improve order tracking and warehouse efficiency.

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    SAP for Supply Chain Management provides an integrated solution for planning, executing, and collaborating across the supply chain. It helps transform linear supply chains into responsive networks. The application facilitates supply chain planning, optimization, forecasting, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, and order fulfillment. It also enables collaboration with suppliers, customers, and contract manufacturers. Implementing SAP SCM can increase demand accuracy, reduce costs, optimize inventory levels, and improve order tracking and warehouse efficiency.

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    SAP for Supply Chain Management provides an integrated solution for planning, executing, and collaborating across the supply chain. It helps transform linear supply chains into responsive networks. The application facilitates supply chain planning, optimization, forecasting, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, and order fulfillment. It also enables collaboration with suppliers, customers, and contract manufacturers. Implementing SAP SCM can increase demand accuracy, reduce costs, optimize inventory levels, and improve order tracking and warehouse efficiency.

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    SAP FOR SUPPLY CHAIN

    MANAGEMENT

    Presented by-
    Preeta Hate
    SUPPLY CHAIN
    A supply chain is a system of organizations, people,
    technology, activities, information and resources
    involved in moving a product or service from supplier
    to customer.
    Supply chain activities transform natural resources,
    raw materials and components into a finished product
    that is delivered to the end customer.
    What does a supply chain do??

    “Supply Chain Management encompasses the planning


    and management of all activities involved in sourcing and
    procurement, conversion, and all logistics management
    activities.”
    If the information entered into a demand forecasting
    application is not accurate, then you will get an inaccurate
    forecast. Similarly, if employees bypass the supply chain
    systems and try to manage things manually (using the fax
    machine or spreadsheets), then even the most expensive
    systems will provide an incomplete picture of what is
    happening in a company's supply chain.
    ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE
    An enterprise architecture (EA) is a conceptual tool that assists
    organizations with the understanding of their own structure and the
    way they work. It provides a map of the enterprise and is a route
    planner for business and technology change.
    Normally it takes the form of a comprehensive set of cohesive
    models that describe the structure and the functions of an enterprise.
    Important uses of it are in systematic IT planning and architecting
    and in enhanced decision making.
    The individual models in an EA are arranged in a logical manner
    and this provides an ever-increasing level of detail about the
    enterprise, including:
    Its objectives and goals.
    Its processes and organization.
    Its systems and data.
    The technology used.
    Difference between ERP architecture and legacy systems

    The new ERP system was brought in to replace


    existing Legacy databases. These databases had
    evolved over a 20-year period guided by the needs of
    the institution, yet were rapidly becoming obsolete.
    Many challenges occurred while trying to regain
    functionality during transition to the new system.
    Key components of EA
    Manufacturing.
    Supply Chain Management.
    Financials.
    Projects management.
    Human Resources.
    Customer Relationship Management (CRM) 
    How has ERP facilitated
    supply chain functions?
    Supply chain is an important process that includes
    the controlling and deciding the direction of
    resource movement in an organization. It also
    includes all other sub process involved in
    coordinating them.
    The concept of supply chain and its management is
    not a new one. However ERP has helped to reduce
    their inaccuracies and increased the performance of
    "the chain /plan of action".
    Some of the issues concerning for supply chain management
    Manages change
    Identify mistakes
    Set metrics
    Assistance and results
    SAP Business Suite
    Enables enterprises to execute and optimize business and
    IT strategies.
    Enables to perform essential, industry-specific and
    business-support processes with modular solutions that are
    designed to work with other SAP and non-SAP software.
    To develop practices for greater differentiation in business
    processes.
    SAP FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
    MANAGEMENT
    Enables planning, execution, collaboration and
    coordination of the entire supply network
    SAP SCM is part of the SAP Business Suite.
    SAP SCM helps to transform a linear, sequential supply
    chain into a responsive supply network.
    Communities of customer-centric, demand-driven
    companies share knowledge, intelligently adapt to
    changing market conditions, and proactively respond to
    shorter, less predictable life cycles.
    SAP SCM provides broad functionality for enabling
    responsive supply networks and integrates seamlessly
    with both SAP and non-SAP software.
    The application helps in Planning, Execution and Collaboration:
    Planning:
    SAP SCM models existing supply chain, set goals and forecast,
    optimize and schedule time, materials, and other resources with
    these planning activities like:
    Safety stock planning
    Supply network planning
    Strategic supply chain design
    Planning Benefits-
    Increases demand accuracy and order fulfillment satisfaction
    levels.
    Reduce inventory levels and increased inventory turns across the
    network.
    Increase profitability and productivity.
    Integrate sales and operations planning process.
    Execution:
    SAP SCM enables to carry out supply chain planning and
    generate high efficiency at lowest possible cost.
    Respond to demand through a responsive supply network
    in which distribution, transportation, and logistics are
    integrated.
    Features include:
    Order fulfillment
    Procurement
    Transportation
    Warehousing
    Manufacturing
    Execution Benefits:
    Improved order, production, and execution tracking with
    RFID-enabled processes.
    Seamless integration and global visibility of different
    transportation process steps and higher transparency.
    Improved warehouse efficiency and extend real-time
    visibility and control of warehouse operations.
    Reduced costs of goods sold throughout your company.
    Collaboration:
    SAP Supply Network Collaboration, included in SAP
    SCM, helps to connect and collaborate with:
    Suppliers – Give them easy and seamless access to
    supply chain information to facilitate your ability to
    synchronize supply with demand.
    Customers – Provide broad capabilities for
    replenishment, including min/max-based vendor
    managed inventory (VMI) and transport load
    building.
    Contract manufacturers – Provide easy, seamless
    access to supply chain information by extending
    visibility and collaborative processes to their
    manufacturing processes.
    Collaboration:
    SAP Supply Network Collaboration, included in SAP
    SCM, helps to connect and collaborate with:
    Suppliers – Give them easy and seamless access to supply
    chain information to facilitate your ability to synchronize
    supply with demand.
    Customers – Provide broad capabilities for replenishment,
    including min/max-based vendor managed inventory
    (VMI) and transport load building.
    Contract manufacturers – Provide easy, seamless access to
    supply chain information by extending visibility and
    collaborative processes to their manufacturing processes.
    Thank You

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