Bab 3
System-wide Concepts
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Lesson Overview
This
lesson focuses on the system-wide concepts that underlie the SAP system. These
concepts, organizational elements, master data, and transaction, are the basic
elements designed and utilized to represent a company’s enterprise structure
and business processes within SAP system. Following are brief descriptions of
the concepts that will be discussed in more detail in this lesson
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Master Data
Created
centerally and available to all applications and all authorized users, master
data also has an orgazational aspect because its information is organized into
views that are assigned to organizational elements
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Transaction
Transaction
are application programs that execute business processes in the SAP system.
Examples include create sales order, change customer master, or display a sales
order’s list report
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Lesson Objectives
After
completing this lesson, you will be able to :
- State the purpose
of an orgazational element in the SAP system
- Explain the
purpose of master data in the SAP system
- Explain the
purpose of transactions in SAP training
- Explain the use
of IDES
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Business examples
Processes
within a company generally take place across departmental boundaries. In global
companies, these processes take place across national and company boundaries.
In global companies, these processes take place across national and company
boundaries. The long-term success of IDES AG, is dependent on collaboration
with business partners and a global outlook. IDES wants new orders from
customers entered into the SAP system with minimal data entry and maximum data
accuracy. IDES must also have a record of all transactions.
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Organizational Elements
A
company’s enterprise structure is mapped to SAP application using
organizational elements
- Client
The
client is the highest-level element of all organizational elements ; it
respresents the enterprise/headquarters group
- Company Code
The
company code is a legal independent accounting unit representing the central
organizational elements of financial accounting. The company code also
represents the tax law (national) view of the company, the fiscal calendar, the
local currency, and the tax reporting requirements
- Plant
A
plant can manufacture product, distribute product, or provide a service it is
the central organizational unit of production
- Storage location
Material
stocks in inventory management can be differentiated within one plant according
to storage location
- Sales
organization
The
sales organization is the central organizational element in sales order
management that controls the terms of sale to the customer
- Distribution
channel
Distribution
channels can be used to define how different products reach consumers, for
examples, wholesale
- Organizational
unit
Organizational
units describe the various business units that exist in an enterprise. Often
unis are loosely defined as functional or regional departments
- Position
Positions
are the individual employee assignments in the enterprise
IDES
IDES
(International Demonstration and Educational System) is an international
company dependent upon collaborations with external business partners and a
global outlook.
IDES
AG is a manufacturing company. It operates worldwide and has a number of
subsidiaries. This company’s processes are using during this training course to
demonstrate the solutions provided by SAP
As
a model company, IDES has a large number of business branches and
branch-spesific subsidiaries. Business processes are fully set up and include
all core areas such as purchaising, sales, marketing, and manufacturing
The
scenario for the IDES is described in detail below.
As
an international company, IDES has several holdings and requires the ability to
report ot shareholders on an international bases. Mangement’s goal over the
next year is to increase profits. Costing analysis reports, cash management
reports, and oberhead cost reports are to be captured to a business
intelligence system for management review.
IDES
AG produces many products. Products are manufacturaed at a number of production
locations worldwide. Global planning ansures that deliveries are made from the
nearest distribution center
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System-Wide Master Data Concepts
In
SAP master data is created centrally and available to all applications and all
authorized users. Centeraly stored master data means data records are always
consistent, up-to-date, and free of redundancy. Master data also has an
organizational aspect because its information is organized into views that are
assigned to organizational elements. The three-part structure of master records
makes it possible to flexibly depict the various organizational structure of an
operation
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Customer Master
A
customer master contains key information that defines the business relationship
between a company and its customer. The cutomer master’s “three-part structure”
is represented by :
- General data: this data is equally relevant to every company code and every sales organization within a company.
- Data for company codes: this data reflects company-specific agreements with the customer
- Data for sales : this data has different characteristics for a company’s sales organizations and channels
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Material Master
The
material master contains all of the key information a company needs to manage a
material within its organization. the material master defines, among other
things how a product is sold, manufactured, purchased, inventoried, accounted,
and costed.
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Personnel File
Personnel
files are master data records used primarily mySAP ERP Human Capital Management.
These master records follow the same basic three-part structure, as do other
master records. Personnel files are master data records used primarily mySAP
ERP Human Capital Management. These master records follow the same basic
three-part structure, as do other master records. The organizational elements
used by mySAP HCM are unique and, as a group, they are referred to as
organizational management. The function of organizational management enable you
to quickly and efficiently map your current organizational and reporting
structure with its organizational objects - organizational units, jobs,
positions, and tasks.
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Organizational units
Describe
the various business units that exist in your enterprise. Organizational units
can be loosely defined as functional or regional departements, or as project
groups, depending on the type of organization
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Jobs
Jobs
serve as description, or templates, that apply to several positions with
similar requirements, tasks, or other characteristics
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Positions
Positions
are the individual employee assignments in the enterprise. Person occupy
positions. A position inherits a job’s characteristics, but you can also define
additional characteristics specific to that position.
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Persons
Persons
hold positions within the organizational structure. Persons represent employees
in your company
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Transaction
Transactions
are application programs that execute business processes in the SAP system.
Whenever possible, master data is copied suring transaction processing, thus avoiding
re-entry of data. in addition, when performing each transaction, applicable
organizational elements must be entered. Whenever a transaction is executed in
the system, a document is created . That document, a data record of the
transaction, contains all of the relevant predefined information from the
master data and organizational elements
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