SAP_SRM_Overview11解说.ppt

SAP NetWeaver Exchange Infrastructure (SAP NetWeaver XI) B2B (application to application) integration Business scenarios can be modeled and maintained in tool Adapters available to connect SAP and third-party systems (including adapter development toolkit) Industry-standard support (RosettaNet) from SAP NetWeaver XI 3.0 forward Monitoring, error handling, and configuration functionality ERP Backend Systems are the leading fulfillment systems POs are created in the backend Customer can use the benefits of central contract management without the need to change their established backend procurement processes Central purchasing can steer backend purchasing by distributing and changing contracts centrally SRM contract management provides different roles, a strategic purchaser, a category manager or lead buyer and local purchasers. SRM CM can be used in a PUSH MODE were central negotiated terms and conditions will be pushed to local systems SRM CM can also be used in a PULL MODE were local purchasers, PULL the contracts which they think are appropriate into their systems. To find the right contracts SRM provides sophisticated search mechanism and fine granular authorizations (to make sure that local purchasers are only using the contracts which they should use) Strategic purchaser, lead buyer: Negotiate new contracts Maintain global contract database Push contracts to back end Monitor contract compliance Maintain target quantities Local purchaser: Serve as logistics coordinator Search for applicable contracts within central contract database Pull contracts Add local contract info Manage planning and production process Create purchase orders against contract SRM Contract Monitoring is the only contract management system in the market which provides contract compliance monitoring for a complete system landscape. Not only contracts but also invoices and Pos will be monitored SRM contract monitoring can be configured individually to customer needs incorporating spe