What a week it's been! We've laid the foundation for a deep dive into SAP Production Planning (PP) with essential master data and core concepts. Hereβs a quick recap if you missed any posts β or just want a refresher before we go deeper next week!ο§ D...
Once your materials are in place and Work Centers are defined, itβs time to organize the production steps β and thatβs where Routings come in!In SAP PP, Routings describe the sequence of operations required to manufacture a product. Itβs the producti...
In SAP PP, Work Centers represent the physical or logical locations where operations are executed β machines, production lines, or even human labor stations. Without them, production is just a plan on paper!What is a Work Center?A Work Center contain...
Behind every successful product is a well-structured Bill of Materials (BOM) β the blueprint of production! οοΈβ¨In SAP PP, the BOM is an essential piece of master data that defines the components (materials, subassemblies, packaging, etc.) required to...
In SAP PP, master data is the foundation upon which all planning, execution, and control processes are built. Just like you canβt build a house without bricks, you canβt run efficient production without properly maintained master data! οοΈο‘Here's a qu...
Alternative BOMs are useful in:Managing material shortagesSupporting product variationsOptimizing cost or performance You select the appropriate BOM version based on production strategy, availability, or customer requirements.
