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Wht is sap system
* SAP is a powerful tool that integrate multiple business processes and functions into one conprehensive system * SAP reduces lack of integration across business line which will raise the risk of duplication, mistakes and inconsistency data * SAP provide different approach than their competitors in market. Each piece (module like FI, MM, SD) can operate independently from all other software. And the key benefit of using this approach is that companies can implement individual module that fits the company needs, and have the flexibility to add other module later when their business grows.
Individual Assignment
1. E-submission: assignmentvictor@hotmail.com
2. Assignment File Name: Your Name
3. Software to be used: Microsoft Words or compatible (No PDF)
3. Assignment Structure: a. Introduction (200 words) * Topic introduction * Make it interesting
b. Pull and Push Inventory Logic: * What is pull and push inventory logic * The differences
c. The advantages and disadvantages of Pull Inventory Logic
d. The advantages and disadvantages of Push Inventory Logic
e. A successful real-world case (pull or push)
f. Conclusion: (150 words) * Summarize the key points discussed in the above * No new discussion here
g. References: * APA Referencing * In-text references * Reference list * At least 5 reference sources * NO References = Plagiarism
4. Submission Date: 19th Feb (Last Lesson) 11:59pm
Textbooks (for reading):
1. Supply Chain Logistics Management (Chapter 6: Inventory; Planning and Reactive Inventory)
2. Management of Business Logistics (Chapter 7: Inventory Decision Making)
3. Supply Chain Management (Chapter 1 and 2)
4. Google: Pull (Make-to-order); Push (Make-to-stock) PDF
* SAP is a powerful tool that integrate multiple business processes and functions into one conprehensive system * SAP reduces lack of integration across business line which will raise the risk of duplication, mistakes and inconsistency data * SAP provide different approach than their competitors in market. Each piece (module like FI, MM, SD) can operate independently from all other software. And the key benefit of using this approach is that companies can implement individual module that fits the company needs, and have the flexibility to add other module later when their business grows.
Individual Assignment
1. E-submission: assignmentvictor@hotmail.com
2. Assignment File Name: Your Name
3. Software to be used: Microsoft Words or compatible (No PDF)
3. Assignment Structure: a. Introduction (200 words) * Topic introduction * Make it interesting
b. Pull and Push Inventory Logic: * What is pull and push inventory logic * The differences
c. The advantages and disadvantages of Pull Inventory Logic
d. The advantages and disadvantages of Push Inventory Logic
e. A successful real-world case (pull or push)
f. Conclusion: (150 words) * Summarize the key points discussed in the above * No new discussion here
g. References: * APA Referencing * In-text references * Reference list * At least 5 reference sources * NO References = Plagiarism
4. Submission Date: 19th Feb (Last Lesson) 11:59pm
Textbooks (for reading):
1. Supply Chain Logistics Management (Chapter 6: Inventory; Planning and Reactive Inventory)
2. Management of Business Logistics (Chapter 7: Inventory Decision Making)
3. Supply Chain Management (Chapter 1 and 2)
4. Google: Pull (Make-to-order); Push (Make-to-stock) PDF
References: = Plagiarism 4. Submission Date: 19th Feb (Last Lesson) 11:59pm Textbooks (for reading): 1. Supply Chain Logistics Management (Chapter 6: Inventory; Planning and Reactive Inventory) 2. Management of Business Logistics (Chapter 7: Inventory Decision Making) 3. Supply Chain Management (Chapter 1 and 2) 4. Google: Pull (Make-to-order); Push (Make-to-stock) PDF format