on 05-10-2006 5:33 PM
Hello..
Can any one give me some good insight in to the difference between planning in APO and plannning BW BPS.. In what way is it diff?
thankyou..
kishore karnati
Hello,
The fundamental difference between these two is:
APO planning is quantitative where as BPS planning is monetory (financial value).
Regards
Ambadas
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Dear All,
Form the APO side I would like to add the following specific SCM capabilities of APO:
- Forecasting and consensus demand planning is possible in Demand planning (using underlying BW functionality)
- This demand can be checked against (finite) capacity in the complete supply chain in SNP. APO has more planning methods than just MRP/DRP. It also includes other heuristics and LP optimization.
- Detail planning can also be done down to machine level, also against finite capacity.
Best regards,
Wim van der Poel
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check out the presentation
"Integration BW-BPS,CRManalytics and APO-DP" by Inga Wiele.
available somewhere on service.sap.com
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Hi Kishore,
Underlined concept of APO & BPS are same.
APO is exhaustive "supply chain management" product from SAP which includes forecasting planning as one of the areas.
While BPS is generic planning tool with with you can do planning including forecasting planning.
look at SAP NET -
service.sap.com/bi - left panel - BI COntent-Supply chain management
hope it helps
regards
Vikash
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Hi Kishore,
Not sure about APO but some of the distinct features of BPS planning are:
Loose integration with the transactional data flow
Fast and simple adaptation to current and future organizational changes
Free and unrestricted definition of integrated planning scenarios
One homogeneous planning environment for the flexible design of various planning steps
One central data warehouse as basis for all information needed in the decision process
More simulative planning processes
Maybe an APO expert could comment on the other side
Hope it helps...
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