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Vision Objectives Analytics Our Approach to Reporting Analytics Demo InfoCubes Next Steps
Vision
Eventually provide comprehensive SAP BI Reporting Solution To make SAP pre-defined analytical reports/content available Provide Single Source of Truth for SAP reporting thereby standardizing enterprise KPI definitions and minimizing reconciliation issues
Objectives
Present Business Content available analytics
KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) to support critical business decisions Attributes to slice and dice KPIs by process area
Our Approach
Top Down Approach:
Study your existing ECC standard reports by area Provide BW standard content reports by area Additional KPIs and attributes for analytics (need to be provided by Client)
What is a KPI?
Key Performance Indicator Measurement of critical success factors for your business area such as:
Order Fill Rate Sales amount
What is an Attribute?
The data you would need to analyze (slice and dice) KPIs in order to make business decisions. Example: business group, product, customer, product category, etc. (I need to look at profitability by product, customer, and product category to determine most profitable customer, product, and product category.)
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Type of Analytics
Self-Service Ad Hoc Analytics Users have control to: create their own analytics on demand distribute analytics as needed Will have access to all measures (KPIs) and attributes Pre-defined Periodic Reports Periodic repetitive reports only! Pre-defined reports with additional ad hoc analysis capabilities for all users, such as Drill-down, Drag/drop, Filter and Calculation Users can change report definitions Can be distributed to defined users, by e-mail, Fax and Print
This InfoCube contains all transaction data from sales orders, deliveries and billing documents/invoices.
Primary Characteristics: Bill-to party Company code Distribution channel Sales document category Plant Sales organization Ship-to party Division Material Document class Order/Delivery/Invoice Credit/debit postings (C/D)
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(0SD_C05)
This InfoCube enables you to view general figures for quotations including: Number of quotations created Net and gross values of the quotations Number of quotations rejected You can also calculate the success rate of quotations by comparing quotation and order quantities. Information about the quotation success rate includes: Orders that result from quotations Comparisons with order probability
Primary Characteristics:
Company Code Distribution Channel Division Sales Document Category
Key Figures: Net value of order items Total cost Gross weight
Fiscal Year/Period
Net weight
# orders resulting from quotations # expired quotations # rejected quotations
Material
Plant Sold-to party Sales Organization
# orders
# quotations
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Primary Characteristics: Backorders Backorders within 1/7/30/30+ days Batch number Company Code Customer Group Distribution Channel Sales Org Division Material Plant Product Sales Rep Ship to & Sold to party
Key Figures: Open qty between required delivery date and goods issued date Open volume between required delivery date and goods issued date Open qty between schedule line date and goods issued date Open volume between schedule line date and goods issued date
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Customer (0SD_C01)
This cube allows for customer analysis on a number of key figures around orders, credit, and returns.
Primary Characteristics: Distribution Channel Division Material Sales Organization Sold-to party
Time Characteristics: Calendar Day Calendar Year/Month Calendar Year/Week Fiscal Year/Period
Key Figures: Credit memo quantity Net value of credit memos Net value invoiced sales Open orders quantity Net value open orders # order items Cost of incoming orders Returns quantity Net value incoming returns # return items
Customer (0SD_C01)
Standard content reports (queries)
Quantity and Value of Returns Product Analysis Top Customers Sales Volume Incoming Orders per Calendar Year and Month Proportion of Credit Memos to Sales Volume Monthly Incoming Orders and Revenue Sales Figures Comparison Product Profitability Analysis Sales/Cost Analysis Distribution Channel Analysis Returns per Customer
Inventory Management
Inventory management is a sub-set of materials management, and involves extraction of stock movement data (historical and current daily movements) at the plant/storage location level. Inventory data is extracted in 3 phases: - Stock Initialization: To extract historical stock movement data - Material movements from Inventory Management: To extract material movements data from Inventory Management - Revaluations in Inventory Management: To extract revaluation data from R3 (no significance from a qty perspective)
Inventory turnover:
Specifies how often the average valuated stock is consumed (total issue value / valuated stock with average aggregation).
Stock range of coverage: This query is to show on the basis of the stock and issue values the number of days during which the current stock will cover future stock issues.
Stock Overview Receipt and Issue Vendor Consignment Stock Receipt and Issue Customer Consignment Stock Stock in Transit Inventory Turnover
Valuated Stock
Next Steps
Think about the following: What are my Key Performance Indicators? Key Attributes?
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