Materials Management with SAP S/4HANA®:

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Dear Jawad Akhtar, I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation for your incredible book, Materials Management with SAP S/4HANA.Your writing not only captivated me from the very first page but also left a lasting impact with its depth, insight, and eloquence. It’s clear that every word was carefully chosen, and the passion you poured into this work shines through on every page. Your book has not only been a source of inspiration for me but also a testament to the power of storytelling. Thank you for sharing your talent and for creating something so meaningful and impactful. I look forward to reading more of your work in the future and will enthusiastically recommend this book to everyone I know. Warm regards, Sudhakar

Complete guide on end to end procurement business processes and configuration in SAP S/4 HANA MM in easy to understand language with highlighting the key differences and benefits from the previous versions. Equally useful for freshers to experienced SAP practitioners who wants to learn the user friendly "S/4" ways of MM.

This was most awaited reference book with S/4HANA system screenshots. Thank you to authors for releasing the updated edition. Must read for all MM Consultants.

This book is designed to help SAP professionals, consultants, and end-users understand the Materials Management (MM) module in SAP S/4HANA, which handles procurement, inventory management, and logistics processes. Here's a summary of topics you will find in the book Key Topics Likely Covered: Introduction to Materials Management in SAP S/4HANA Overview of SAP S/4HANA and its user interfaces (Fiori, SAP GUI). Understanding MM’s role in logistics and supply chain management. Integration of MM with other modules like Sales and Distribution (SD), Production Planning (PP), and Finance (FI/CO). Procurement Processes Purchase requisitions and orders. Procurement cycle steps and configuration. Source determination and supplier evaluation. External procurement (third-party and subcontracting scenarios). Inventory Management Stock types (unrestricted, quality inspection, blocked). Goods movements (goods receipt, goods issue, stock transfer). Inventory valuation and physical inventory. Master Data in MM Material master data and views. Vendor master and purchasing info records. BOMs (Bill of Materials) and classification systems. Key Innovations in SAP S/4HANA Central Procurement and Fiori apps. Embedded analytics and reporting for MM. Updates from ECC to S/4HANA in Materials Management. MRP and Material Planning Material requirements planning in S/4HANA. Lot-sizing procedures and planning strategies. MRP Live and predictive analytics. Configuration and Customization Key SPRO settings for MM. Configuring release strategies for purchase orders. Document types and number range settings. Integration Topics MM integration with Finance (FI) and Controlling (CO). MM and Warehouse Management (WM) or Extended Warehouse Management (EWM). Case Studies and Best Practices Implementation challenges. Example projects for MM in S/4HANA. Practical tips for consultants. Migration to SAP S/4HANA Transition from SAP ECC to S/4HANA. Data migration tools and considerations. Adapting existing MM processes for S/4HANA. Recommended for all SAP consultants and students

Extreme written theory which nobody can ever read … seems like written with help of Chat GPT .. .. also it is no help for beginners at all it has poor quality of snapshots of sap for relevance of topic and snapshot are as well too less .. you just need to understand the whole 1000 pages book to understand… waste of money

very heavy and very good quality. happy to buy this.

Documents utile sauf que j'ai pensé qu'il y a un document pdf à télécharger aussi (copie Électronique) missing file for download in PDF Format

いい点 ・SAP MM の基本、他モジュールとの連携を含めての全体像が網羅されている ・システムの話だけではなく、業務観点を踏まえて説明されているのでイメージが湧きやすい 改善点 ・値段が高い ・読み解くには高い英語力が必要 ・スクリーンショットの貼り間違えがたまにある

El libro llegó en perfectas condiciones. Muy completo. Recomendado

I bought this book because I was contracted to help a company transitioning to SAP for the first time and they needed someone to help them clean up their data, propose some new MDG policies, and do a little training on how life would be different with SAP vs the old ERP were everyone had admin access. The consultants were still around making configuration changes to the system and their documentation was... to put it nicely... crap. They just wrote down the bare minimum of what areas they changed and the value they changed it to. There was nothing describing why they settled on that value, what other options there might have been, and the significance of each option. The consultant's report was just dozens of pages of content with no real substance. So, I picked up this book hoping it might help me fill in some of the gaps, but it really wasn't what I was hoping for in that regard. It's more or less exactly the same thing as the consultant's report, except that it covers areas that the company I was contracting for didn't need, so were ignored by the consultants. I'm sure this book has its use cases, but none of them were what I was looking for.