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SAP Extended Warehouse Management SAP EWM

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Developers: SAP SE
Branches: Logistics and distribution
Technology: WMS

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SAP Extended Warehouse Management (SAP EWM) this full solution for management of a class WMS warehouse.

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The separate solution SCM EWM was selected with SAP only in 2006, before there was only a solution based on the EWM SAP ERP ERP platform. The new independent solution was created again, the unique program code so solutions are not connected among themselves is written. If SCM EWM is intended for automation of difficult warehouse transactions, then ERP EWM covers requirements of small warehouses by production and the trading companies. The SAP solution ERP EWM is not included in the road map of products next years, i.e. actually its development will be stopped. 

Differences of ERP EWM and SCM EWM

ERP EWM

  • The solution is focused on a covering of functionality of warehouse management systems within SAP ERP
  • The most popular scenario of installation - integrated
  • By estimates of analysts, is a strong middling (more than 2000 implementations).

SCM EWM

  • The code is newly written (using object-oriented ABAP
  • The most popular scenario of implementation - decentralized. The solution is focused on work in the heterogeneous environment with many ERP at the same time
  • Rich functionality for the most exacting customers
  • High performance (the stress test on 400 thousand order lines a day is executed)
  • By analysts it is estimated as one of the best solutions in the class.

10 differences of SCM EWM from ERP EWM

Graphical representation of a warehouse - the Module "management of labor costs" - Uniform monitoring of a warehouse - "Chief's Window" - Slotting + optimization movements - Routing (internal) - Support of serial numbers - Packaging certification - MFS (management of the automated warehouse sections) - Field length "the address of the warehouse place" (not the most important difference, but shows that systems really absolutely different).

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