Sales and Distribution with SAP - Making SAP SD Work for Your Business
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| Verlag | Vieweg+Teubner |
| Auflage | 2002 |
| Seiten | 405 |
| Format | 24 cm |
| Gewicht | 792 g |
| Artikeltyp | Englisches Buch |
| Reihe | Vieweg IT |
| ISBN-10 | 352805770X |
| EAN | 9783528057701 |
| Bestell-Nr | 52805770 |
The book shows how to design the most important business processes in the sales area of each company by using the SAP module SD. It contains valuable tips and examples that show sales reps and managers and distribution center employees how to get up and running quickly with SAP while saving time and money. The book provides a concise introduction setting out the case for integrating business functionality on the web. Furthermore the book helps to understand SAP APO in the context of SCM. It is addressed specifically to those who need to implement APO in the context of the sales processes. Last but not least the author offers a walk-through of the process, from inception through planning, designing and testing.
The book shows how to design the most important business processes in the sales area of each company by using the SAP module SD. It contains valuable tips and examples that show sales reps and managers and distribution center employees how to get up and running quickly with SAP while saving time and money. The SAP R/3 Client/Server system has a direct interface with the Internet. This book provides a concise introduction setting out the case for integrating business functionality on the web. Furthermore, the book helps to understand SAP APO in the context of SCM. It is addressed specifically to those who need to implement APO in the context of the sales processes. One chapter contains a detailed practical guide to the use of CATT, SAP's computer aided test tool. It tells how to automate tests and optimize R/3 business processes in the Sales area and how to use CATT tools in tasks such as testing SD-transactions, testing database field values, configuring system tables, and gen erating test and training data. One chapter is dedicated to ASAP. The reader learns about ASAP in its five phases and the various objectives, requirements, time frames, and tasks associated with each phase. Last but not least, the author offers a a walk-through of the process, from inception through planning, designing and testing.
