C_TS410_2022 Exam Dumps : SAP Certified Application Associate - Business Process Integration with SAP S/4HANA

SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) offers a wide range of functionalities to optimize warehouse operations. Among these, two key functions are:

• Mobile device integration (B): SAP EWM provides robust support for mobile devices, which facilitates real-time data entry and retrieval in warehouse operations. This integration allows warehouse staff to perform various tasks such as goods receipt, picking, and inventory counts directly from the warehouse floor, enhancing efficiency and accuracy.
• Storage-bin-level determination for incoming goods (C): SAP EWM is capable of determining the optimal storage bin for incoming goods based on various criteria such as product dimensions, weight, and storage conditions. This feature ensures efficient use of warehouse space and streamlines the putaway process.
• Putaway with transfer orders (A)is more associated with the Warehouse Management (WM) system, which is the predecessor of EWM. In EWM, the concept is advanced with more detailed processes and functionalities.
• Inventory management at the storage location level (D)is typically managed in the Inventory Management (IM) component of SAP, rather than in EWM, which operates at a more granular bin level within the warehouse.

When maintaining the Business Partner information for the Supplier role and you have found a new source of supply for a material, the organizational unit that should be extended is the Purchasing Organization (A). The Purchasing Organization is responsible for procurement activities and negotiations with suppliers. By extending the Business Partner information to include the Purchasing Organization, you ensure that the supplier can be associated with specific procurement activities and conditions set by that Purchasing Organization.

• Extending the Company Code (B)is necessary for financial transactions and accounting, but it is not specifically related to procurement activities.
• A Plant (C)is typically the organizational unit for which materials are procured, but it does not need to be extended in the Business Partner information for procurement purposes.
• A Purchasing Group (D)is responsible for day-to-day buying activities, but extending the Business Partner information to include a Purchasing Group is not a standard requirement.

• Demand-Driven MRP (DDMRP):DDMRP is an innovative planning method that combines aspects of traditional MRP, Lean, and Six Sigma to strategically position inventory buffers to meet customer demand while minimizing lead times and variability.
• Key Features of DDMRP:
• Implementation in SAP:SAP S/4HANA incorporates DDMRP capabilities, allowing businesses to implement this approach for more responsive and efficient supply chain management.

References:

• SAP S/4HANA Demand-Driven MRP Guide
• Demand Driven Institute Resources on DDMRP