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What’s New SAP Best Practices for Consumer Products and Wholesale Industries V1.603

Short Overview of What’s New Predefined Scenarios for Consumer Products and Wholesale Industries New Tool for Installation: SAP Best Practices Solution Builder

Preconfigured Business Scenarios SAP Best Practices for Consumer Products and Wholesale Industries package comprises preconfigured business scenarios for the following industries: Consumer Products Wholesale Distribution

Overview of SAP Best Practices for Consumer Products Wholesale Industries Scenarios Extended Rebate Processing with Customer Sales Order Inbound via EDI Billing Document Outbound via EDI Handling Unit Management with Foods Safety Contribution Margin Planning Integrated Warehouse Management with Return to Vendor Transportation Management Purchase Rebate Wholesale Distribution Load Building Extended Sales order Processing with Sales support and dynamic product proposal Advanced Shipping Notification via EDI - Outbound Advanced Shipping Notification via EDI - Inbound Yard Management All Enhanced All Enhanced

Modified Scenarios All the scenarios have included detailed user instructions on the basis of NWBC (NetWeaver Business Client) platform. Also, the scenarios listed below have enhanced functions: Extended Rebate Processing with Customer (288) Rebate process within Customer Hierarchy Contribution Margin Planning (292) Contribution margin planning based on standard costing and actual costing. Load Building (296) Procure with Automatic or Manual load building functions Yard Management (300) Yard Monitor and Mobile Yard transactions

Modified Implementation Content Batch Management Batch charcteristics with LIFO and expiry date check Handling Unit Management Serial Shipping Container Code Number (SSCC) in food industries Quality Management Quality control characteristics designed for the food industry

New Tool for Installation SAP Best Practices Solution Builder The SAP Best Practices Solution Builder is the successor tool of the SAP Best Practices Installation Assistant is technically fully compatible to previous SAP Best Practices Deliveries (regarding technical Implementation) provides additional functionality for managing SAP Solutions and facilitating End-User Procedures focuses on “Solutions” (SAP Best Practices Offerings) supports a clearer separation of end-user and development related tasks comprises extended functionality for development and deployment supports graphical scoping (details see next slide)

SAP Best Practices Solution Builder Graphical Scoping Graphical Scoping based on templates Standard templates are delivered by SAP Best Practices (“Entry Level Scopes”) Solution can easily be enhanced with further templates Based on scoping, a new solution (customer solution) is defined The scenarios of a solution are sized dynamically and ordered into a solution map-like view The color of a scenario is determined by its assignment to an application area The application areas are defined in the application area editor. Here, color, short text and long text and the sequence is defined

Solution Builder: Components & Basic Functionality Manages Different Solutions (Solution Editor) Graphical Scoping Engine Org. Structure Composer/Personalization Application Area Editor + Assignment Solution Builder Manages + monitors Implementation of a Solution (Scenario based), Access to Logs Building Block Assignment, Maintenance of Information on Scenario Level/Scenario Edit view (e.g. Pricing Parameters) Implementation Assistant Creation of Building Blocks Inserting different Task Types of Implementation Activities Maintenance of Installation Data Building Block Builder

Solution Builder Navigation Switching Between the Components Implementation Assistant Building Block Builder

Solution Builder: Edges of User Spectrum Definition & Example “End User with Sales focus“ “Development User“ … wants to … wants to … see the Scenarios … adapt the Solution using easy and safe interfaces … implement a Solution easily and rapidly … see the Scenarios … review the technical Structure of Scenarios and Building Blocks … develop own Building Blocks … develop own Scenarios … develop own Solutions combining parts e.g. delivered by SAP Best Practices with own development …develop easy and efficiently … use the Solution Builder as powerful deployment tool … doesn’t want to … dive into technical details … deal with the technical structure of a Solution … have a grasp of any special Implementation Technology (e.g. eCATTs, BC-Sets)

Solution Builder: Target Group specific Tool Navigation “End User with Sales focus“ “Development User“ Solution Builder Implementation Assistant Implementation View Scenario Edit View Building Block Builder Solution View Scenario View

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