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Minggu, 09 Mei 2010

SAP Modules Overview



A. SAP FI Module

where FI means Financial Accounting – essentially this SAP module delivers your regulatory ‘books of record’, including

* General ledger
* Book close
* Tax
* Accounts receivable
* Accounts payable
* Asset Management (SAP AM)
* Consolidation
* Special ledgers


B. SAP CO Module


The CO stands for Controlling – basically the SAP Module which allows you to manage your internal cost/management accounting, including

* Cost elements
* Cost centres
* Profit centres
* Internal orders
* Activity based costing
* Product costing


C. SAP PS Module


PS is Project Systems – this SAP Module is where you can manage your projects, large and small, including

* Make to order
* Plant shut downs (as a project)
* Third party billing (on the back of a project)


D. SAP HR Module


The HR is for Human Resources ... people are the important part of this SAP module, including

* Employment history
* Payroll
* Training
* Career management
* Succession planning


E. SAP PM Module


where Plant Maintenance is the PM – this SAP module is where you maintain your equipment (e.g. a machine, an oil rig, an aircraft etc), including

* Labour
* Material
* Down time and outages


F. SAP MM
Module

One of the most important SAP Modules where MM is Materials Management - underpins the supply chain, including

* Requisitions
* Purchase orders
* Goods receipts
* Accounts payable
* Inventory management
* BOM’s
* Master raw materials, finished goods etc


G. SAP QM Module


QM stands for Quality Management in this SAP module – improve the quality of your goods, including

* Planning
* Execution
* Inspections
* Certificates


H. SAP PP Module


One of the really big SAP modules is Production Planning – manages your production process, including

* Capacity planning
* Master production scheduling
* Material requirements planning
* Shop floor


I. SAP SD Module


Another one of the large SAP modules is Sales and Distribution – from order to delivery, including

* RFQ
* Sales orders
* Pricing
* Picking (and other warehouse processes)
* Packing
* Shipping

J. SAP BW Module


Where BW stands for Business (Data) Warehouse which includes the following main functions:

* Data extraction from source systems
* Some technical and functional transformation of the data
* Storage of the data in what are called Infoproviders
* Reporting (which uses Infoproviders)


K. SAP ABAP


Is not really a module - it stands for Advanced Business Application Programming and this is the is the structured programming language for custom development including reports.

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