Lehrinhalte
The course covers different planning problems that occur in supply chains with a special focus on IT support. The course starts with an overview of Supply Chain Planning and the use of Advanced Planning Systems. Afterwards, a basic demand planning process and factors that impact the sales plan are discussed. Supply network planning then verifies whether or not a production plan can be put into practice and aligns the supply chain towards the short- and medium-term requirements of the customer. A subsequent section on sales and operations planning highlights the importance and interdependencies between value-based and quantity-based planning. The course then elaborates on material requirements planning and capacity planning methods and refers to related execution processes such as customer order management, the purchasing of goods and in-house production. The last section on Supply Chain Physics deals with lean management, product efficiency and the related laws of productivity.
After participating in this course, students should be able to assess the challenges of a supply chain and understand the significance of appropriate application support for supply chain planning.
1. Introduction to supply chain planning
1.1. Overview of supply chain management
1.2. Supply chain analysis and design principles
1.3. Basics of supply chain planning
1.4. Introduction to Advanced Planning Systems
2. Demand planning
2.1. Basics of demand planning
2.2. The sales planning process
2.3. Design aspects and functions
2.4. Demand planning using SAP APO DP
3. Supply network planning
3.1. Basics of supply network planning
3.2. The planning procedures and their application
3.3. Inventory management
3.4. Supply network planning using SAP APO SNP
4. Sales and Operations Planning
4.1. Basics of S&OP
4.2. Classification of the overall planning context
4.3. Design and process of S&OP procedures
4.4. Industry-specific characteristics
4.5. SAP IBP for S&OP
5. Production planning
5.1. Introduction and overview
5.2. Segmentation of products
5.3. Material requirements planning and its operating principles
5.4. Production planning with APS
5.5. Production planning with SAP PP/DS
6. Implementation and ERP applications
6.1. Introduction and overview
6.2. Customer order management
6.3. In-house production
6.4. Outsourcing
6.5. Implementation using SAP ERP
7. Supply chain physics
7.1. Introduction and overview
7.2. Product efficiency
7.3. Applications of supply chain physics (Lean SCM)
Literatur
Will be announced in the course.
Voraussetzungen
Principles of Business Administration I II, Production and Supply Chain Management
The course covers different planning problems that occur in supply chains with a special focus on IT support. The course starts with an overview of Supply Chain Planning and the use of Advanced Planning Systems. Afterwards, a basic demand planning process and factors that impact the sales plan are discussed. Supply network planning then verifies whether or not a production plan can be put into practice and aligns the supply chain towards the short- and medium-term requirements of the customer. A subsequent section on sales and operations planning highlights the importance and interdependencies between value-based and quantity-based planning. The course then elaborates on material requirements planning and capacity planning methods and refers to related execution processes such as customer order management, the purchasing of goods and in-house production. The last section on Supply Chain Physics deals with lean management, product efficiency and the related laws of productivity.
After participating in this course, students should be able to assess the challenges of a supply chain and understand the significance of appropriate application support for supply chain planning.
1. Introduction to supply chain planning
1.1. Overview of supply chain management
1.2. Supply chain analysis and design principles
1.3. Basics of supply chain planning
1.4. Introduction to Advanced Planning Systems
2. Demand planning
2.1. Basics of demand planning
2.2. The sales planning process
2.3. Design aspects and functions
2.4. Demand planning using SAP APO DP
3. Supply network planning
3.1. Basics of supply network planning
3.2. The planning procedures and their application
3.3. Inventory management
3.4. Supply network planning using SAP APO SNP
4. Sales and Operations Planning
4.1. Basics of S&OP
4.2. Classification of the overall planning context
4.3. Design and process of S&OP procedures
4.4. Industry-specific characteristics
4.5. SAP IBP for S&OP
5. Production planning
5.1. Introduction and overview
5.2. Segmentation of products
5.3. Material requirements planning and its operating principles
5.4. Production planning with APS
5.5. Production planning with SAP PP/DS
6. Implementation and ERP applications
6.1. Introduction and overview
6.2. Customer order management
6.3. In-house production
6.4. Outsourcing
6.5. Implementation using SAP ERP
7. Supply chain physics
7.1. Introduction and overview
7.2. Product efficiency
7.3. Applications of supply chain physics (Lean SCM)
Literatur
Will be announced in the course.
Voraussetzungen
Principles of Business Administration I II, Production and Supply Chain Management
- Lehrende: Anonym
- Lehrende: Christoph Glock
Semester: Verão 2018