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SAP Best Practices for Chemicals: 

SAP Best Practices for Chemicals Content Overview Release V1.500 Document Version 1.2

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Scenario: Procurement of Materials and Services (Q80): 

Scenario: Procurement of Materials and Services (Q80) Business Requirement: Support all procurement processes for materials - including pipeline material - and external services

Scenario: Manufacturing Execution (incl. QM) (Q81): 

Scenario: Manufacturing Execution (incl. QM) (Q81) Business Requirement: Support of continuous and batch manufacturing, including production and capacity planning, filling, packaging and quality management

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 1: 

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 1 Business Requirement: Support of Sales & Distribution processes

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 2: 

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 2 Business Requirement: Support of Sales & Distribution processes

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 3: 

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 3 Business Requirement: Support of Sales & Distribution processes

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 4: 

Scenario: Sales & Distribution (Q82) - Part 4 Business Requirement: Support of Sales & Distribution processes

Scenario: Inter- and Intracompany Processes (Q83): 

Scenario: Inter- and Intracompany Processes (Q83) Business Requirement: Transfer of materials from one plant to another; between one or two legal entities

Scenario: Cross-Company Business (Q84): 

Scenario: Cross-Company Business (Q84) Business Requirement: ‘Triangulation’ - sales process between a customer and two legal entities, for example in a multinational environment

Scenario: Third Party Processing (Q85): 

Scenario: Third Party Processing (Q85) Business Requirement: Support a sales and distribution process where deliveries are carried out by a third-party vendor

Scenario: Subcontracting (Q86): 

Scenario: Subcontracting (Q86) Business Requirement: Outsourcing of manufacturing processes. External Subcontracting covers manufacturing steps outsourced to a toll-manufacturer, internal subcontracting covers steps as a toll-manufacturer for a client.

Scenario: Blending (Q87): 

Scenario: Blending (Q87) Business Requirement: Combine material batches of different quality to achieve ‘in-specification’ materials that meet customer requirements

Scenario: Repackaging (Q88): 

Scenario: Repackaging (Q88) Business Requirement: Business requires a different product/packaging combination than what is currently available

Scenario: Tank Trailer Processing (Q89): 

Scenario: Tank Trailer Processing (Q89) Business Requirement: Sell bulk materials/commodities by tank trailer

Scenario: Samples Processing (Q90): 

Scenario: Samples Processing (Q90) Business Requirement: Send free-of-charge items in small quantities to customers for evaluation purposes

Scenario: Foreign Trade (Q91): 

Scenario: Foreign Trade (Q91) Business Requirement: Ensure compliance for international trade regulations, such as embargo control, INTRASTAT and EXTRASTAT reporting

Scenario: Active Ingredient Processing (Q92): 

Scenario: Active Ingredient Processing (Q92) Business Requirement: Adjust quantities based on actual active ingredient content, as determined by testing

Scenario: Plant Maintenance (Q93): 

Scenario: Plant Maintenance (Q93) Business Requirement: Execute and record planned and unplanned maintenance activities, including maintenance tasks and work orders

Scenario: Dangerous Goods Management (Q94): 

Scenario: Dangerous Goods Management (Q94) Business Requirement: Comply with national and international regulation dangerous goods (Note: this process is used in addition to regular sales & distribution)

Scenario: Product Safety (Q95): 

Scenario: Product Safety (Q95) Business Requirement: Comply with national and international regulations for product safety to provide MSDS

Scenario: Industrial Hygiene and Safety (Q96): 

Scenario: Industrial Hygiene and Safety (Q96) Business Requirement: Comply with substance exposure regulations and safety procedures

Scenario: Transformation of General Recipes (Q97): 

Scenario: Transformation of General Recipes (Q97) Business Requirement: Transform a general recipe (e.g. a laboratory recipe) into a master recipe, based on the ISA S88.01 recipe model

Scenario: Waste Management (Q98): 

Scenario: Waste Management (Q98) Business Requirement: Comply with national and international waste management and handling regulations

Scenario: Drums Handling (Q99): 

Scenario: Drums Handling (Q99) Business Requirement: Facilitate the shipment, tracking and return of reusable packaging (e.g. drums or totes).

Scenario: Relabeling (Q100): 

Scenario: Relabeling (Q100) Business Requirement: Replace current product package/label combination, for instance with a custom label

Scenario: Storage Tank Management (Q101): 

Scenario: Storage Tank Management (Q101) Business Requirement: Manage residue batches and new deliveries in one storage tank, to obtain a homogeneous batch of raw materials

Scenario: e-Commerce (CIDX) (Q102): 

Scenario: e-Commerce (CIDX) (Q102) Business Requirement: Electronic data exchange enabling e-Commerce between selected business partners, using the SAP Business Package for Chem eStandardsTM

Scenario: Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) (Q103): 

Scenario: Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) (Q103) Business Requirement: Optimize supply chain by managing customer inventory levels

Change Control: 

Change Control Document version 1.0 Original content transferred from MS Visio to MS PowerPoint, August 2005 Document version 1.1 Revised content, ready for DVD shipment September 2005 Document version 1.2 Revised content, ready for DVD shipment October 2005

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