SAP EWM (SAP Extended Warehouse Management): Functionality and Technical Configuration (SAP PRESS)

Description

Configure and run your warehouse business processes with this guide to SAP Extended Warehouse Management. Start by learning the ins and outs of SAP EWM setup: defining organizational structures, working with master data, and configuring settings. Then move on to business processes: goods receipt, goods issue, internal movement, shipping and receiving, and labor management. Get the most out of SAP EWM! * Improve warehouse productivity from inbound processing, to storage and operations, to outbound processing * Configure SAP EWM for business-specific requirements * Integrate SAP EWM with SAP ERP, GTS, EHS Management, and more Configuration Find out how to map organizational structures, model the layout of your warehouse, and handle master data to successfully execute warehouse activities. Business Processes Learn the details of inbound and outbound processing, shipping and receiving, inventory, quality management and monitoring, RF frameworks, and labor management. Integration Discover how to integrate SAP EWM with both SAP ERP and other applications such as SAP Business Warehouse, SAP Global Trade Services, SAP RFID, and more. * Configuration * Warehouse structure * Master data * Internal movements * Warehouse monitoring * Quality management * Cross-docking * Material flow systems * Kitting * Goods receipt and issue Review: Great book on SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) - The authors of “Warehouse Management with SAP EWM” has done a complete justice to the entire topic of EWM in a very detailed and step-by-step manner. Since EWM so extensively integrate with all the important logistics and supply chain components a company, this book satisfactorily covers the integration topics such as how EWM integrates with sales, production, quality, and procurement. All logical and interconnected pillars, such as configuration, master data, business processes and reports required to implement SAP EWM are given due coverage. The comparison of features and functionality between EWM and WM makes it a good reference if and when a company decides to transition from WM to EWM to manage its complex logistics processes. I received this book free from SAP PRESS as part of their book review program. I was not required to write a positive review, and the opinions I’ve expressed are my own. Review: Very Good Book ..Buy it. - It's a really good book and covered everything.I would recommend this book for all MM /WM consultant who wants to learn EWM in details.Thanks to the author for publishing such a nice book. Cons- The book pages are not original. It's print copy. But that's should not matter because content is the main thing for the learner.