• Supply Chain Management
• Supply Chain Management Network
• Supply Chain Management (SAP SCM)- process optimization
• Planning
• Coordination
• Collaboration
• Execution
• Controlling in Supply Chain Management
• SCM Implementation - a Multistage Process
• Service Parts Management (SAP SPM) - Service Optimization
• Financial Management
• Transfer Pricing
• Integrated Planning and Performance Management
• Business Performance Management
• Activity Based Management
• Optimal Configurataion of SAP Architecture

Process Optimization

Integration Areas SCM - Global Footprint Design

The slogan “Global Footprint Design” stands for long term and global process optimization of production capacities, processes and resources within the supply chain, and takes into account the financial impact across the value chain.

IM&C supports its partners with process optimization by providing support in the implementation of the global footprint design either with SAP SCM (Supply Chain Management) or with GCP (Group Costing and Profitability Engine).

The process optimization modules touch all areas of the supply chain and include the following four integration areas:

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Process Optimization

Integration modules of SCM

Process optimization by Planning a global and cross-company logistics network:

• Connecting suppliers, service providers and customers involved
• Optimizing procedures like process flows, logistics paths, time lines.

Coordination of the existing logistics chain:

• Adjusting
• Managing
• Analyzing

Collaboration between customers and business partners in the control of cross-company processes  through the synchronization of phases.

Execution to ensure that the logistics chain seamlessly integrates:

• Production
• Warehouse management
• Transportation
• Materials management

Continuous process improvement towards optimization helps the company with achieving rapid and measurable success!

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