Onsite Training Catalog: SAP Material Requirements Planning Training Outline
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Day 1:
Unit 1: Material Requirements Planning Overview
Unit 2: Material Requirements Planning Master Data
Day 2:
Unit 4: Material Requirements Planning
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Day 3:
Unit 5: Material Requirements Planning Results & Evaluation
Unit 6: Reorder Point Planning
Unit 7: Material Requirements Planning Procurement
Day 4:
Unit 9: Forecast in Consumption Based Material Requirements Planning
Day 5:
Unit 11: Material Requirements Planning Reporting
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MRP Outline
ERPtips Material Requirements Planning class dives into all components of MRP including a process overview, calculating requirements, and integration with other SAP modules. We will perform a deep dive into the master data that supports the MRP processes. Once we understand the building blocks of MRP, we will turn our focus to Demand Management planning strategies and demand consumption. As we progress, we will discuss how to evaluate the results of the planning run and how to turn those results into procurement. In our final unit, we will tackle MRP reporting.
Just like the ERPtips Journal, our training covers the entire SAP product line, from core SAP modules like Financials, Logistics, and HR/HCM, to NetWeaver-based components, to SAP's Business Suite applications, including CRM, SCM, and SRM. We train SAP implementation team members and super-users on any issues covered in the standard SAP course catalog, and we go beyond that to offer cutting edge configuration and reporting techniques that can fill the gap in your SAP know-how.
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To get exposure to all the key material in this course, I might have had to take about three courses from SAP itself. The instructor went the extra mile to make sure that everyone's questions were answered."
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