Maint Overview SAP
Maint Overview SAP
Maint Overview SAP
What is ERP
The acronym ERP represents Enterprise, Resource, Planning. ERP is the name of the process and the name of the baseline of the systems.
The acronym SAP represents Systems, Applications, Products in Data Processing. SAP is both the name of the system and the name of the company that provides the system.
Order Processing
Time delay until all entities are aware of the occurrence of a business transaction Interfaces must be built and maintained to ensure propagation of information Demand of inconsistencies of Risk Management across entities due to information duplication of data, timing and errors Manufacturing
Interfaces
Procurement Financials
Management Reporting
Order Processing
ULLS-S4, ULLS, ULLS-A,SPBS-4, SAMS, SARSS
Demand Management
SARSS
Property Accountability
PBUSE, DPAS
Interfaces
Manufacturing
SAMS, ULLS
Procurement
SARRS, IMAP
SARSS, ILAP
Real time information available to all entities Always consistent information single sourced Supply Chain Integration is standard in SAP solutions Demand Global Visibility as a Business Management Manufacturing Order Processing
R/3
Management Reporting Financials
Procurement
SAP Overview
History
Worlds Largest Business Application Provider 30 Years Business Experience 19,000+ Customers, 23 Industry Solution Areas; eg A&D 28,000 employees $1b Annual R&D Spend, +8,000 developers 22 Nations Worldwide use SAP for Defense
Navy
DoD Credentials
OSD
Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) Global Combat Support System - Tactical US Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA) Armaments Research & Development Center Navy Converged SAP ERP Weapon Systems Program Management Aviation Maintenance Management & Supply Chain Management Regional Maintenance & Workforce Management Working Capital Financial Management Navy Retail Solution
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Army Evolution
FUNCTION
Nat'l Joint (DLA) OSD
CURRENT
GCSS-Joint SAMMS CCSS SDS LIDB
FUTURE
Mission: Implement an enterprise solution to execute tactical CSS as an integral component of the SALE
Maint
GCSS-Army Development
Army Tactical
via
SAAS-MOD ATP/DAO ILAP / JLWI SAMS-2 SARSS-2AD(partial SARSS-2AC(partial) SARSS-GW(partial) SARSS-2AD SARSS-2AC/B SARSS-GW SAAS-MMC ASP FMTP
Army C2
CSS Maneuver
CSSCS
BCS3
FBCB2
FBCB2 FCS
LDSS
WARS-NT
BSM
PLM+ will use SAPs XI Component of NetWeaver to interface with the legacy systems as confirmed during blueprinting.
TMDE
TC-AIMS II
GCSSArmy LMP
DFAS
FMTP
TAMMIS/ DMLSS
DIMHRS
TAMIS-R Legend
LIDB
OTHER
Production Planning MRP Demand Planning Production Orders BOMs/Routings Capacity Planning
SD MM SM QM WM PP
FI CO HR PM
R/3
WF PS
Controlling Product Costing Profitability Analysis Cost Center Accounting Profit Center Accounting
Materials Management Purchasing Inventory Management Stock Transports Vendor Master Material Master
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Service Management Requests & Notifications Service Orders Warranty Serial Number Management
SD MM SM QM WM PP
FI CO HR PM
R/3
WF PS
Project Systems Projects Work Breakdown Structures Network Planning & Scheduling Project Costing Work Flow Purchase Req. Approval Engineering Change Approval Transaction Automation eMail Notification
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Warehouse Management Flexible Storage Locations Inventory Bin Management Transfer Requests & Orders Put-away Strategies Retrieval Strategies
Upgrade
Enterprise Extensions
HR PLM Travel
Finance
R/3 Core 4.6C
SCM Retail
Enterprise Extensions
All new R/3 functional improvements are delivered through extensions.
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(BW/SEM) Business Warehouse & Strategic Enterprise Management Data Warehousing & Advanced Reporting Business Planning Simulation (What-if) Corporate Performance Monitoring Management Cockpit
R/3 (ERP) Financials Controlling Sales & Distribution Service Management Materials Management Warehouse Management Production Planning
(PLM) Product Lifecycle Management Document Management Design Collaboration Environmental Health &Safety Project Management Quality Control
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Data Warehouse
Business Intelligence
Query Design Interactive graphics and drill down reporting End Customer
TP
Business Planning
Supplier
SRM
BBY-SD
Transactional PLM APO
Design Firm
Supply Chain
SubDesigner SubDesigner
Contract r MFG
CM Supplier CM Supplier
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Navigation
Logging on to SAP
To log on to SAP, you must first be logged on to the network. To access SAP, click on the
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The Main Menu is the menu through which you can access all the primary components of SAP. When you log on, the Main Menu will be the first screen that appears.
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Q&A
ERP: Supply/Demand
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