Supply Chain Management White Papers
High Volume SCM Implementation Supply Planning and Manufacturing
Overview The performance project presented in this paper is a Supply Chain Management implementation based on the current and projected requirements of an automotive industry component supplier. The volume of data to be processed surpasses that of any SAP implementation of SAP SCM currently in production. These requirements, resulting from the level of detail desired by the customer for production planning, can only be fulfilled by massive parallel processing. This degree of parallelism is now possible with the new SAP SCM 4.1, so this was a "Test by fire" for the partial re-design of this product to support massive parallel processing.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | |
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| Date Published | September 2005 | ||
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