Introducing Operational Planning with SAP IBP for Response and Supply

  • 57m
  • Srinivas Devarapalli, Umesh Kumar Sharma
  • Rheinwerk Publishing Inc.
  • 2021

Ready to optimize your supply chain? Start with the basics of operational planning and see how it works in SAP IBP for response and supply. Walk through forecast consumption and demand in supply and product allocation planning. See how response planning keeps your business flexible and discover how to improve product delivery with deployment planning. Here’s the introduction you need to make operational planning a breeze with SAP IBP!

  • Explore order-based planning with SAP IBP for response and supply
  • Walk through supply and product allocation, response, and deployment planning
  • Preview best practices for your implementation

About the Author

Srinivas Devarapalli is a principal enterprise architect with the business transformation services advisory team at SAP. Srini has more than 15 years of management consulting experience and is regarded as thought leader in supply chain and operations with broad experience in strategy and transformation, process design, and systems implementation. Srini carries deep industry proficiency in industrial, life sciences, automotive, high-tech, consumer, metals and mining, chemicals, and oil and gas sectors. Srini's key focus areas are supply chain-centric, including synchronized planning , smart operations, and dynamic fulfillment functions enabling SAP Digital Supply Chain solutions.

Umesh Kumar SharmaUmesh Kumar Sharma is a specialist master in the enterprise performance practice of Deloitte Consulting LLP. He has over 20 years of industry experience managing global supply chain processes in business and management consulting roles. Umesh is an expert in leading supply chain transformation projects enabled by SAP Integrated Business Planning for response and supply, SAP IBP for demand, SAP IBP for sales and operations, SAP IBP for inventory, SAP Advanced Planning and Optimization, SAP ERP, and SAP S4 HANA involving supply chain strategy, business process design, deployment, and team management. He is considered a thought leader in supply chain management and possesses deep industry proficiency across industry verticals such as consumer and industrial products, healthcare and life sciences, retail, oil and gas, technology media and telecommunications, and high technology.

In this Book

  • What You'll Learn
  • Operational Planning Basics
  • Supply Planning and Product Allocation Planning
  • Response Planning
  • Deployment Planning
  • Integration with other Planning Applications
  • Implementation Approach
  • What's Next?
  • Usage, Service, and Legal Notes
  • The Document Archive