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mySAP SCM Visibility -SAP Event Management 5.0 Delta
Solution Management SCM,SAP AG, Walldorf
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
SAP AG 2005, SAP Event Management 3ManufacturingManufacturing
Historical Data
Short term planning
Short term planning
Mid term planning
Mid term planning
Long term planning
Long term planning
The Scope of Supply Chain Has Increased
Shorter Product Life
Cycles
Faster Order to Delivery
Cycles
HighAvailability
as Needed
Higher ServiceLevels
Faster Product
Development Cycles
Suppliers Distribution Centers Stores
Sense and Respondto Demand Customers
and Consumers
Linear View
Warehouse ManagementWarehouse
Management
Transportation Management
Transportation Management
ReplenishmentReplenishment
Trading Partners
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The Importance of Real-World Awareness
Time Delay
Data Accuracyand Volume
Ability to Sense Time to Respond
Real-world awareness is the capability to sense information in real-time from people, IT sources, and physical objects using
technologies such as RFID, sensors, etc. and respond to certain business situations accordingly.
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
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RFID-Enabled Outbound and Inbound Visibility
Scenario Details in SAP SCM 5.0Intra- and Inter-company event input, status and alert monitoringExtensible to trigger customizable resolution workflow upon alertTracking and TracingEvent NotificationStatus management to reflect status changes
Business Value Increased internal and collaborative supply chain visibility
Stock reduction through greater supply chain transparency
Collaborate with new trading partners - Exchange of EPC referenced tracking and tracing information
Real-time awareness and increased business visibility lead to increased revenue
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RFID-Enabled Outbound/Inbound Visibility Process
Provides visibility across Outbound and the related Inbound Delivery processing at a glance
Provides visibility throughout the complete delivery processing, based on deliveries and their handling units Covers events from warehouse activities to POD by the customerRole-based access for customer, sales executive and warehouse managersOptionally, the packing, loading and unloading events can be posted with the help of SAP AIIContent for SAP ERP, SAP EM, and SAP AII -optional
DP SNP GATP PP/DS TP/VS SCC ICH EM MM SD PP LES
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FCSAP SCM SAP ERP
SAP NetWeaver
Sales and Distribution
TransportationAII AutoID Infrastructure (optional)
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SAP ERP
Outbound/Inbound Delivery Process - Example
Customer
Purchase Order
Adv. ShipNotificationCust.
Order
Post Goods Issue
Create HU
Pack / Load
SAP EM
AII
AssociateItems / Pallet /
Tags
Scan IDs
Supplier Pick orProduce
Issue Goods(Loading)Build HU
Event Handler for•Delivery•Handling Units
Pick / GI / ASN
SAP ERP
Receive Goods(Unloading)
Purch.Order
HUHUInb.
Deliv.Outb. Deliv.
AII
Scan IDs
Unload Post Goods Receipt
GR / POD
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RFID-Enabled Outbound/Inbound Visibility – Det. Overview
SAP EM
SAP ERP Supplier
Create Outbound Delivery1 1 Create EH for Dlv
Confirm picking completion 2 Event message ‘Picking completed’ for Dlv
2
Pack HUs3
Create HUs4Create EH for HUs4
Event message ‘Packing’ for HU3
Confirm GI6
Event message ‘Loading’ for HU5
Post ASN7
Event message ‘GI’for Dlv, HU
6
Load HUs5
7
SAPAIISupplier
Event message ‘ASN’ for Dlv
Event message ‘GR’for Dlv, HU
SAPAIICustomer
SAP ERP Customer
Confirm GR9
Unload HUs8
Confirm POD10
Event message ‘Unloading’ for HU
8
Event message ‘POD’ for Dlv
9
10
Dlv = DeliveryHU = Handling Unit
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Monitoring the Delivery Process
HU StatusPackedLoadedGood IssuedUnloadedGoods Received
Delivery StatusNot StartedPicking CompleteGoods IssuedGoods ReceivedProof of Delivery
Shipment StatusOn TimeDelayed
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RFID-Enabled Returnable Transport Item Visibility
Scenario Details in SAP SCM 5.0Intra- and Inter-company event input, status and alert monitoringTracking and TracingEvent NotificationStatus management to reflect status changes
Business Value Increased internal and collaborative supply chain visibility
Stock reduction through greater supply chain transparency
Collaborate with new trading partners - Exchange of EPC referenced tracking and tracing information
Reduce shrinkage of Returnable Transport Item Stock
Real-time awareness and increased business visibility lead to increased revenue
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RFID-Enabled Returnable Transport Items Visibility Process
Provides visibility across aclosed loop returnable transport item (RTI) process covering the outbound, inbound and return processVisibility throughout the complete returnable transport item process
Track &Trace RTIsMonitor RTIs (internal + business partners)
Current and historic cyclesRTI Status (full, empty)Process Status (Outbound, Inbound,Return)
GRAI encoding supportedContent for SAP AII, SAP EM, and SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence (SAP NW BI)
DP SNP GATP PP/DS TP/VS SCC ICH EM
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FCSAP SCM SAP ERP
SAP NetWeaverAII AutoID Infrastructure
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Returnable Transport Items Process – Overview
In Transit
If damaged
If ok
Initial Commissioningof new empty returnable
containerEmpty Returnable
Containers are beingcollected for filling/ packing
1Containers arebeing filled/ packed
and loaded for shipmentto the business partner
2Packed/ FilledContainers are being
unloadedby receiving entity
3Returnable Containersare being
unpacked/ emptied and moved to an empties
location
4
Empties are being packed and loaded
for return
5 Empties are being received back and
inspected
6
Filling/ packing of Container
2Loading of Filled
Container
2
Available Empty
Container Pool
Inbound of Filled
3
UnpackingOf Returnable
Containers
4
Return Of Empties
Return Receipt and Inspection of
Empties
6
1
5
Restricted Stock
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RFID-Enabled RTI Process – Det. Overview
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Seasonal Procurement Visibility Process
Provides visibility throughout procurement processing, from the time a seasonal purchase order is created until the articles are available in the distribution center
Tight integration into procurement controlling workbenchRole-based access for supplierPart of the Retail Seasonal Procurement Add-OnContent for SAP Enterprise Core Component and SAP EM
For further information, please refer to http://service.sap.com/okp →SAP for Retail Learning Maps.
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Overview: Seasonal Procurement Visibility Process
Example: Procurement Process Tracking
Vendor
China
Buyer
Shanghai
POfor Seasonal Procurement
SAP EventManagement
Vendor sends messageAcknowledgementMaterial Staging DateGoods Issue/ASN
Carrier sends messageArrival Port of Departure
Ship sends messagesArrival Port of Destination
Scenario:e.g. A fashion retailer orders merchandise in Hong Kong. The merchandise is carried first via truck to the harbor and then via sea (sea route) to the retailer.
Shandong
RF Terminal in WHGoods ReceiptQuality CheckAvailability
PO for Seasonal Procurement sendsexpected Events andreports toSAP EM System
Distribution Center
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
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Motivation
In some industries, the processes to be tracked get very complex, spreading over a lot of business objects as well as system boundaries.
Example
Sales Order
Purchase Order
Sales Order
Purchase Order
Prod. Order Invoice Delivery
Trans-portation
Invoice Payment
Integration with document flow provides a graphical display of the network of business objects that is related to the monitoredobject/process.
Regional Sales Subsidiary
Manufacturing Subsidiary
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Document Flow in Procurement + Transportation
As an example, we show how procurement and transportation visibility are combined. (Follow the instructions in the configuration guides under http://service.sap.com/scm Supply Chain Event Management Visibility Processes to activate this.)
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Integration with Document Flow - Details
Relationships can be defined between different event handlers (EHs), but also to event messages that implicitly represent another business object.
Specific Customizing is available. Each EH needs to instantiate its document flow network with the help of an update activity. For updating the network, you need to include the activity DF_UPDATE in your rule set.
To make the document flow display available in the Web front end (EH list and EH detail screen), a switch is available in the user profile. An active accessibility flag means that a table display is shown instead.
EHEVM
EHEH
EVMEVM
EH-SetSAP EM
EH
DF
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
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Monitoring – User Interface
Process overview with status icon
Input of multiple parameters
Uppercase search and storage (Web front end)
Display of indexed parameters (Web front end)
Assignment of reason codes to event code
Default display sequence of expected events
Single Sign-On language (Web front end)
Virus Check for Attachment Upload
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Process Overview with Status Icon
You can now use an icon schema to display EH set statuses so that it is possible to identify critical processes at first glance. This is especially interesting for more complex processes such as in plant engineering and construction.
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Process Overview with Status Icon - Details
Maintain a status icon schema for the EH set statusAssign the respective status icon schema to your EH set profileCreate the respective configured field (e.g. SET_STATUS_ICON:PARCEL) and use it in your EH set display profile
Alternatively, you can also assign an icon directly to the respective status attribute values. This applies also to EHs.
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Multiple Parameters Input (Web Front End)
Allows sending of multiple objects (parameters, attachments, and so on) when sending an event message for one or more EHs.
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Multiple Parameters Input (Web Front End) - Details
The number of possible input values is fixed in Customizing for the Web front end.You need to provide the respective index in the ‘Row Number’ field.
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Uppercase Search and Storage (Web Front End)
When you use a parameter in a selection profile, the search field used to be case sensitive. We now provide a mechanism so that users are not forced to fill in the value exactly as it is stored in the database.
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Uppercase Search and Storage (Web Front End) -Details
There is a new indicator in Customizing for configured fields.The indicator for uppercase search applies to both the search and the event sending page.
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Display of Indexed Parameters (Web Front End)
Multiple values can be stored as indexed parameters. In process manufacturing, for example, you may have material ‘A’ as the primary product and ‘B’ as a co-product, and store both values in a parameter material.
Now there is a mechanism in place that enables a more user-friendly and flexibledisplay of indexed parameters.
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Display of Indexed Parameters (Web Front End) - Details
In Customizing for configured fields, you provide the number of values that are to be shown directly on the screens. Further values are shown in a popup when you click the “more” link.If nothing is entered or the number entered is greater than the number of entries, every value is displayed and no link appears.If no index number is entered, the given data field length is checked and the field may be cut off.
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Assignment of Reason Codes to Event Code
Usually, reason codes occur together with specific event codes. An input help is now available for reason codes when sending event messages.
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Assignment of Reason Codes to Event Code - Details
Assign all relevant reason codes to your internal event codes to be able to make use of the input helpIf no reason codes are specified for an event code, a free text field is available instead.
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Default Display Sequence of Expected Events
The sorting sequence has been changed so that an entry with no specified planned date and no actual date appears at the end of the list. A BAdI is available with which to change the default sequence.
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Virus Check for Attachment Upload (Web Front End)
For further information, please refer to http://help.sap.com/nw04 →SAP NetWeaver → Security → System Security → Virus Scan Interface.
When uploading an attachment to SAP EM, a virus scan is performed. If problems occur, a warning message is sent to the user.
PrerequisitesA virus scan provider must have been set up in the J2EE Engine Visual AdministratorThe Visual Scan Execution indicator in the global manager settings of the SAP EM Web front end administration must be active.
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Single Sign-On Language (Web Front End)
The SAP EM Web front end automatically enables the Single Sign-On (SSO) function if an SSO cookie is found in the browser session. When logging on to the Web front end with SSO, you can now set the user language with an optional parameter.
DetailsThe language can be provided with the help of a portal variable.If not provided with the URL, the language is determined by the first supported locales in the SAP EM Web front end settings.
Example:http://emserver.wdf.sap.corp:50000/scem/q1p001/login?LoginLanguage=en
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
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Monitoring - Additional Data
Additional time categories for expected events
Change documents
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Additional Time Categories for Expected Events
Besides the concept of defining and monitoring regular milestones, a set of user-defined time stamps related to an expected event is introduced. This is of special interest for industries with complex and lengthy manufacturing processes, forexample, in order-based manufacturing.
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Additional Time Categories for Expected Events -Details
The expected event has five additional date/time/time zone fields.These can be set by
The application system (via the SAP EM application interface)Manual input in SAP EM (SAPGUI transaction)Sending an event message
Display of these fields is also possible within the Web front end.
ExampleSomeone orders a car at a dealer. The car is planned to be built on a certain date (based on expected resource capacity). However, another date is communicated to the customer (to have more buffer time). An additional expected date needs to be visible reflecting the internal maximum time to build and deliver the car. If you reschedule the first calculated date, this would be a fourth category of time since you cannot simply overwrite the first value because you need it for performance analysis at a later point in time.
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Change Documents
Change documents can be activated forInfo and control parametersTracking and query identifiersExpected events
so that it is now possible to trace which information was changed when and by whom.
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Change Documents - Details
A new indicator for change document activation is available in the Customizing for event handler types.
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
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Alerting
Pass language to the alert framework
Dynamic assignment of URL for alerting
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Pass Language to the Alert Framework
At the moment, the logon language determines the language of the alert message text. In international companies though, the language needs to be determined from case to case.
DetailsIn the ALERT_CREATE activity, the optional parameter <language> passes the language that is to be chosen for the alert text.
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Dynamic Assignment of URL for Alerting
To allow customers to run SAP EM in their usual system environment (development, test and productive systems), they need more flexibility in providing the SAP EM Web front end URL.
DetailsIf the optional parameter <page> is given in the ALERT_CREATE activity, the URL is built dynamically and appended to the alert text.The URL can also still be provided with a fixed value in the alert category.
Alert Framework
Development System
Test System
Production System
Overview
User Interface EnhancementsIntegration with Document FlowNew Business Content
Additional DataAlert EnhancementsSystem Administration and Setup
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System Administration and Setup
Enhancements in archiving
Authorization with indexed parameters
Identify EH recreation
Application log switch
Internal processing of event messages
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Enhancements to Archiving I
Some enhancements were made to round off the existing archiving capabilities:
Separate archiving object for EH setsArchiving process of SAP EM objects can be interruptedEvent message archiving:
New plug-in for check as to whether to archive or notAdditional residence time: per tracking ID code set
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Enhancements to Archiving II
Additional selection criteria for write programEH: timeEvent message: external event code set, code ID, internal event code
EH set: new selection
EH
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Authorization with Indexed Parameters
SAP EM has an indexing concept that allows the storage of multiple values for one parameter. A new configuration option isavailable to define whether at least one or all authorization restrictions must be fulfilled in the case of multiple parametervalues.
DetailsBoolean operator in authorization profile
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Identify EH Recreation
If the expected events of an EH are changed (milestone added, and so on), the original EH is technically deleted and recreated. All event messages that have been posted to this EH are then processed again. This behavior can now be suppressed.
DetailsStandard activity method CHECK_REPROCESS_FLAG identifies if you are in reprocessing mode or not. You then can skip some activities that have already been performed during the creation of the original EH and are not to be performed again.
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Application Log Switch
Allows you to selectively enable/disable the application log for an application object type as well as event type to reduce the necessary disc space in the application system’s database.
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Application Log Switch - Details
Writing the application log is active by default.
Example
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Internal Processing of Event Messages
To speed up processing, it is now possible to use a pre-defined number of work processes at a time. A new function module is available providing:
Name of RFC server groupNumber of messages processed in a separate work processMaximum number of work processes used per call of the BAPI
700 event messages
100 event messages /3 work processes
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Further Information Sources
http://service.sap.com/scm Supply Chain Event Management
http://service.sap.com/scm mySAP SCM Technology
http://service.sap.com/smart keyword ‘SAP EM’ or ‘SCEM’
http://help.sap.com Documentation mySAP Business Suite SAP Supply Chain Management SAP Event Management