11-19-2008 4:45 AM
Hi, while modelling some user requirements, I have come to figure out some kind of a "dynamic" link between the service levels "determined" for a location-product and the forecast frequency assigned to the said location product. Please find my observations below.
OBSERVATION
1. To start with, I had assigned an experimental Service Level Profile with all Service Levels values set to 99.99%.
2. However I find that for location-products which have a weekly forecast frequency as compared to those with a daily frequency, the system automatically/ dynamically determines a service level of 91.00, which is a value that is not maintained in the service level profile.
How does the system do this? What is the link between the forecast frequency and the service levels determined?
Looking forward to some suggestions!
Vismay Jani.
11-19-2008 12:33 PM
Hi,
this is is maybe due to the product classification ABC,
here there are also default profiles, see with SPRO.
Thanks,
Regards,
Nicolas
12-03-2008 5:23 PM
hello,
you can define service levels for let's say different objects
- selling class
- ABC indicator
to simply the maintenance you can define a more "global/general" service level for each object.
the selling class is calculated/determined by each forecast calculation automatically. if the selling class changed an other service level will be considered by the next forecast calculation automatically.
there is definitively no difference between a daily and a weekly (or what ever) forecast frequency.
regards, Hans-Georg