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SAP RDS for Migration ERP WM to EWM V1.702
Solution Details
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1. Why RDS for Migrating ERP WM to EWM?
2. RDS Package Content
3. Detailed Scope
4. Project Approach and Planning
5. Why SAP Consulting?
6. Technical Requirements & Prerequisites
7. Contacts and Conclusion
Agenda
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Customer Issues & Business Needs
What is my pain?... Complex warehousing processes, with high degree of
variations
Decentralization and performance in focus
Scope of functions needs to be enhanced as business develops
Modifications added over last years lead to complexity and high maintenance costs
What are my needs?... Functioning warehousing system for existing layout
and master data without spending too much effort & time
Next generation warehousing automation techniques and continuous improvement in supply chain execution
Replacement of modifications with appropriately used innovations
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SAP rapid-deployment solution for migrating warehouse management from SAP ERP to SAP EWM
This rapid-deployment solution migrates your warehouse management from SAP ERP to SAP EWM in a cost-effective and predictable way
SAP ERP WMWarehouse Management
■ Basic warehouse processes
■ Simple warehouse operations
■ Small & medium-sized warehouses
SAP SCMExtended Warehouse
Management
■ Comprehensive warehouse mgmt. processes
■ High performance, high volume warehouse operations
■ Medium & large-sized warehouses
M I G R A T I O N
Predictable
Cost-effectiveProven
methodology
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SAP and a global partner ecosystem offer Rapid Deployment Solutions to meet specific business needs…
Software
Quickly address the most urgent business processes
Content
SAP best practices, templates and tools make solution adoption easier
Enablement
Guides and educational material speed end user adoption
Service
Fixed scope and price provides maximum predictability and lowers risk
SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions
Service
Software
Enablement
Content
RAPID DEPLOYMENT
SOLUTIONS
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… which allow predictability, out-of-the-box integration and adoption choices as business demands
Predictability Fast value in days/weeks Fixed cost and fixed best practice scope
Integration Integrated start and growth options Immediate and future IT and business processes
landscape integrity
Choice Modular packages to meet specific business needs
and allow individual adoption paths Flexible licensing and deployment options
SAP Rapid Deployment Solutions
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Migration Procedure
Mapping Files
Output Files
SAP ECC 6.0 EhP5SAP ECC 6.0 EhP5 SAP EWM 7.0 EhP2
SAP EWM 7.0 EhP2
Migration ReportsMigration ReportsWarehouse Layout
Warehouse Layout
Cross-Process Settings
Cross-Process Settings
StrategiesStrategies
Warehouse Layout
Warehouse Layout
Cross-Process Settings
Cross-Process Settings
StrategiesStrategies
Master DataMaster DataMaster DataMaster Data
Local Computer / Storage Local Computer / Storage
CIF
Data retrieval
Data extraction and mapping*
*mapping where applicable
Data storage
Data upload
StockStock
StockStock
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Migration Steps and corresponding Building Blocks
Process Verification
System Integration
Customizing Migration
Data Migration
Migration Process
Process StepBuilding
Block
1. SAP ERP – SAP EWM connectivity
2. SAP EWM Integration
1. Z86 – Basic Settings. Connectivity. Integration of SAP ERP with
SAP EWM
3. Warehouse layout migration4. Migration of cross-process settings5. Migration of put-away, stock removal and replenishment strategies
2. Z87 – Warehouse Layout Settings Migration3. Z88 – Cross process Settings Migration4. Z89 – Strategies Settings Migration
6. Customers7. Vendors8. Storage bins 9. Products10. Packaging specifications11. Stocks
5. Z90 – Master Data and Stock Migration
12. Inbound13. Outbound14. Physical Inventory15. Replenishment16. Scrapping
6. Z91 – Simple Inbound process7. Z92 – Simple Outbound process8. Z93 – Replenishment9. Z94 – Periodic Physical Inventory10. Z95 – Scrapping
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SAPCRM Rapid
Deployment Solution
SAP EWM Rapid Deployment SolutionDetailed Scope
Business Scenarios Simple Inbound
• Inbound Process with no Packing Information from Vendor (Manual GR)
Simple Outbound• Outbound Process Using Pick-HUs as Shipping HUs
Inventory Counting• Periodic Physical Inventory
Replenishment• Automatic Replenishment
Scrapping• Scrapping due to Best Before Date/Shelf-Life Expiration Date
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Inbound Process with no Packing Information from Vendor
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Outbound Process Using Pick-HUs as Shipping HUs
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Periodic Physical Inventory Counting
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Replenishment
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Scrapping
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Start with migration and grow over time Diversification of Service Portfolio
Implementation Service from SAP
SAP Migration WM to EWM RDS Future proofing of your business
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RDS WM-EWM Migration - Out of Scope Topics
•Authorizations and users •Any changes required because of customer specific enhancements or developments in the ECC or EMW systems are excluded from the scope•Interfaces to other systems, including Material Flow System (MFS)•WM Integration to other ECC / SAP components (i.e. PP, QM, BI etc.) •ECC-WM functionality, which is part of extension-set 2.0. (VAS, Opportunistic Cross-docking, Yard management, etc.)•ECC-TRM functionality•Any changes that are required because of industry specific functionality are excluded from the scope (including integration into SAP Apparel and Footwear (AFS) industry solution)•Express-Ship-Interface•Active ingredient characteristic, product unit of measure •Batches on plant level•Quality Management•Printing & forms•Rough Workload data•Inventory sampling procedure•Production Supply and Receipt from Production•Transportation Integration•Resource Management: Resource definition and user assignment. •Handling Unit Managed (HUM) storage locations (this can be done, but is not included in this service)•Serial Number Management •Non-SUT managed Bulk storage•Hazardous material master
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■ Rapid migration of key warehouse management customizing data
■ Clear migration concept using SAP best-practices and tools■ Integrated SAP EWM sandbox with customer-specific
organizational structure and working core processes and selected best-practice processes
Benefits■ Delivery methodology: On-site and remote with
consultants from local market unit
■ Implementation time: ~ 2,5 weeks■ Effort: ~ 19 person days■ Costs: contact local market unit
Delivery Details
■ EWM Business Assessment■ SAP EWM rapid-deployment solution
Related Services
SAP rapid-deployment solution for migrating warehouse management from SAP ERP to SAP EWMService Key Facts
■ This rapid-deployment solution is targeted at customers who currently use SAP ERP WM and want to migrate their warehouse management solution to SAP EWM
■ It contains a clear scope, pricing, timeline and outcomes and thus ensures to finish the project on time and on budget
■ The customer receives a sandbox system with a customer-specific organizational layout and working processes
■ It is the foundation for a subsequent SAP EWM implementation project
■ The migration is done for 1 warehouse
Service Description■ Migration of warehouse management from SAP ERP to
SAP EWM includes: Setting-up SAP ERP – SAP EWM connectivity Migration of warehouse structure Migration of cross-process settings Migration of putaway,stock removal and
replenishment strategies Integration of relevant master data objects Validation of selected processes Creation of key issue list with migration issues
■ Hand-over workshop with key users after migration
Service Content
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SAP EWM Rapid Deployment SolutionDelivery Team – Service Organization
Services Delivery Owner
Front Office
Back Office
EWM Lead Application Consultant
Local Market Unit
EWM Technical Consultant
Global Delivery
Consulting Engagement Manager
Request Owner
Delivery/Project Manager
EWM Application Consultant
EWM Dev Consultant
EWM Spot Consultant
Customer Organization
IT / Security / Basis Experts
Project ManagerSubject Matter
Experts Project Sponsor
SAP Services Delivery
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SAP EWM Rapid Deployment Solution Project Team: Customer
Leading Project Manager Serves as a central contact person, from project initiation to going
live and support On your side: responsible for functional and commercial project
management, coordination, overall project controlling, preparation of steering committees, and so on
Core Project Team Basis staff
Especially responsible for the installation and administration of the development and productive system landscapes
Functional department staff / key user
Responsible for workshops, questions from SAP, end-user training, and possibly as a power user for simple configurations
Specialized Staff (Optional) Responsible for further specialized areas such as customization
and configuration
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SAP EWM Rapid Deployment Solution Project Team: SAP
SAP Project Manager Serves as a central contact person, from project initiation to going
live and support
On the SAP side, responsible for functional project management, coordination, support and coaching of the customer’s project manager, and so on
Core Project Team EWM solution consultants / solution architects
Particularly responsible for monitoring process configuration, know-how transfer, and so on
Development / Technical consultants
Responsible for executing development activities
SAP Consultants Responsible for implementation of the agreed upon scope for the
SAP EWM rapid deployment solution
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SAP Consulting 12,000 consultants worldwide
Around 200 consultants with specific SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) application expertise
Consultants located all over the world, in every region
Why SAP Consulting Product and solution experts
SAP knows SAP software best
Deep process knowledge and translation of processes to standard software
Best use of own SAP product close to standard, which gains release “sustainability” and protection of investment
Numerous satisfied customers of SAP EWM
Quality assurance
SAP ConsultingWorldwide Delivery
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Sales Support Sales support via single point of contacts in every market unit
Various deployment possibilities
Presales customer experience by supporting test drives (what you see is what you get)
Delivery Experience in lean, fast implementation leveraging a “quick time to
value” implementation methodology
Service offering developed based on years of customer experiences
Direct access to sales, development, and support organizations – the global skills, information networks, and resources of SAP
Benefits of SAP ConsultingBest Choice for SAP EWM Implementations
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SAPCRM Rapid
Deployment Solution
Technical Requirements & Prerequisites
Prepared system landscape Use suitable servers as defined in sizing
Current ERP WM SystemECC 6.0, EHP5
SAP ECC 6.0SAP ECC 6.0
Installed EWM 7.0 EHP2 System
SAP EWM 7.02SAP EWM 7.02
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For More Information
Key Contacts
Global LOB [email protected]
Solution Management Richard Kirker [email protected]
Harsha [email protected]
Rapid Deployment Solutions
Igor Becker [email protected]
Solution MarketingRichard [email protected]
Contact us
SAP Rapid-Deployment solutionsThe fastest way to run your business better
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