SAP Warehouse Management: Functionality and Technical Configuration
A single point of reference for SAP Warehouse Management
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Beschreibung
This comprehensive reference guide for SAP Warehouse Management (WM) first introduces you to the fundamental aspects of this important module. Then, get an in-depth understanding of the functionality of WM and learn best practices for how to configure it. This detailed functionality and technical configuration guide includes all key aspects of WM, including WM Master Data, Stock Replenishment, Picking and Putaway strategies, as well as Storage Unit Management. Readers quickly gain a complete understanding of WM and its interaction with other SAP Supply Chain modules, making this book a truly indispensable resource.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of SAP Warehouse Management
Learn the basics before fully exploring the functionality within each part of SAP WM
Discover how to effectively manage warehouse-internal movements and material storage
Find detailed information, completely up-to-date for SAP ECC 6.0
Autor*in
Martin Murray
A native of London, England, Martin Murray joined the computer industry upon his graduation from Middlesex University in 1986. In 1991, he began working with SAP R/2 in the Materials Management area for a London-based multi-national beverage company. In 1994, he moved to the United States to work as an SAP R/3 consultant. Since then, he’s been implementing the Materials Management (MM) and Warehouse Management (WM) functionality in projects throughout the world. He works for IBM Global Business Services.
Martin is the author of six best-selling books from SAP PRESS: Materials Management with SAP ERP, Warehouse Management with SAP ERP, Discover Logistics with SAP ERP, Maximize Your Warehouse Operations with SAP ERP, Understanding the SAP Logistics Information System, and SAP Transaction Codes: Your Quick Reference to T-Codes in SAP ERP.
Themen in »SAP Warehouse Management: Functionality and Technical Configuration«
Warehouse Functions Warehouse Movements Stock Replenishment Putaway Strategies Hazardous Material Management Mobile Data Entry RFID Technology Cross Docking EWM VAS