More than 5 years ago we wrote a blog on how to best monitor a discrete manufacturing process. Back then key figures like "Production/Process Orders overdue for Release" and "Production/Process Orders overdue for Technical Closure" have been described. Some other key figures, that describe process steps in-between, were left out back at that time. Such key figures as
All those key figures were optimized from a technical runtime perspective, i.e. those key figures are only reading from tables AUFK, AFKO and AFPO and do not select data from the status table JEST, which is typically huge.
Customers are usually so used/trained on looking at system status (e.g. CRTD, REL, PCNF, CNF, PDLV, DLV) for a production/process orders, that those users are having difficulties to understand what the above mentioned key figures are measuring. This blog shall help to bridge this gap and shall explain how the key figures in Business Process Analytics map to the system status in a production/process order.
I will explain the key figures in the logical order of a discrete manufacturing process
Let's summarize it in a short table:
Key figure | Active status reached | Possible further active status | Waiting for status |
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Production/Process Orders overdue for Release | CRTD | REL | |
Production/Process Orders Released without first Confirmation | REL | PCNF | |
Production/Process Orders overdue for Final Confirmation | REL | PCNF | CNF |
Production/Process Orders overdue for Delivery Completed | REL & PCNF | CNF or PDLV | DEL |
Production/Process Orders overdue for Technical Closure | REL & PCNF & DEL | CNF | TECO/CLSD |
Frequently Asked Questions about Business Process Monitoring and Business Process Analytics are answered under http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SM/FAQ+Business+Process+Monitoring and
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SM/FAQ+Business+Process+Analytics respectively.
The following blogs (in chronological order) provide further details about Business Process Analytics and Business Process Monitoring functionalities within the SAP Solution Manager.
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