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IBP 4.0 FP1 Patch 2 - Need more info on new features in Supply Planning

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Hi All,

 

I was reading the SAP help and some of the new features are not very clear to me, if you have clarity around it please read and help me to get more clarity.

 

As per SAP Help,The following features are now available in IBP for supply:

  • Separate lead time units of measure can be defined for use in multiple planning areas depending on different time granularities.

My Query - Where do we define it? I do not see any additional attribute in the MDT where lead time is present but don't see any attribute to define lead time units or any other different settings in the planning area so how can we define this?

 

  • Static periods of supply are taken into account as input for the inventory target, with projected periods of coverage provided as output.

My Query - What exactly has changed and which are the new key figures here to support this? I could not understand this from reading the above text.

 

  • Independent demand is taken into account as input at the product location, in addition to the distribution demand from other nodes and customer demand.
  • The optimizer algorithm supports the Non-Delivery Cost Rate key figure as input for the independent demand at the product location.

My Query - A new key figure "INDEPENDENTDEMAND" is available now @PERPRODLOC so first point is very clear but second point is very confusing to me as "Non delivery cost rate" is only defined @PERPRODCUST so how we will define the non delivery cost rate for independent demand which is at different planning level and if we are not able to define it how optimizer algorithm will support it? Ideally it needs to be at same level like consensus demand and Non delivery cost rate both @PERPRODCUST Level.

 

Thanks

Girish


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