You are on page 1of 1

Real -time insights into material availability with MRP cockpit

One single harmonized MRP process for all materials, both unconstrained and those requiring advanced c

Personalized and dynamic planning of replenishment with demand-driven MRP, fully integrated into the ex

Material ledger as a default option; inventory valuation data existing in material ledger, removing redundan

Single platform with basic and advanced shipping, with the SAP Transportation Management application e

Multichannel allocation management using demand characteristics to allocate and reserve short supply

Real -time order confirmation considering allocation constraints

Resolving data issues is the No. 1 challenge for S/4HANA migration. As an example, the current master data switch
model to S/4HANA’s Business Partner approach. This and a number of other similar changes in various data eleme
from both the data model and overall business process perspective.

It’s important to understand your critical business process needs, and then limit the scope of the S/4HANA migration
that you’re aware of the mandatory changes that SAP S/4HANA imposes. You don’t want to create a scope larger th

Your migration needs to take account of areas in S/4HANA where functionality has either been moved, eliminated, o
Some common examples are the replacement of Foreign Trade with Global Trade Services, or with the shift of Cred
new features need to be looked at from both lenses, Scope and Business criticality.

With many SAP customers now having considerable custom code within their environment, any migration will need t
practice revisions, as well as any limitations in terms of what they can do with their code. The balance between repla
Functionality, business process criticality, and overall project scope is the key.

Despite user enthusiasm for Fiori applications, it’s important not to overload the initial migration. Organizations also
of frequent S/4HANA updates (quarterly on the cloud), as well as managing the multiple aspects of cloud scalability,
infrastructure size.

You might also like