SAP SCM

SSupply Chain Management (SCM) provides extensive functionality for logistics, manufacturing, planning, and analytics. Take advantage of a training curriculum that can help you drive maximum value from your investment. You can optimize your supply chain for months in advance; streamline processes such as supply network, demand, and material requirement planning; create detailed scheduling; refine production integration, and maximize transportation scheduling. As a result, you'll be able to get your products to market quickly – and cost-effectively.

Concept and Objectives
    •	What do we mean by Supply Chain Management?
    •	Logistics through the ages.
    •	Different views on the supply chain.
    •	What is new within about Supply Chain.
    •	Defining the position of Supply Chain Management.
    •	Supply Chain Management: A vision.
    •	Elements of Supply Chain Management.
    •	Objectives and Opportunities.
    •	Objectives.
    •	Opportunities.

Systems and Architectures
    •	IT-Based Approaches.
    •	Principles of ERP.
    •	Supply Chain Planning Tools.
    •	Customer Relationship Management.
    •	System architectures.
    •	Internet Basics.
    •	Applications.
    •	SCM Tools offered by SAP.
    •	Sales Force Automation (SFA).
    •	Business Information Warehouse (BW).
    •	Advanced Planning and Optimization (APO).
    •	APO in Business Processes.
    •	Demand planning.
    •	Supply Network Planning and PP-DS.
    •	Supply Chain Cockpit.
 
Supply Chain Projects
    •	Industries and Supply Chain Management.
    •	Perspectives.
    •	Methodical Approaches.
    •	Procedures.
    •	Performance Measurement.
    •	Benchmarking.
    •	Specific Industries.
    •	Hi-Tech and Electronics.
    •	Automotive Industry.
    •	Consumer Goods and Commerce.
    •	Logistics Services.
    •	SCM - a Case History of Success.