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ERPsim 2.4 User's GuideGilbert Babin, PierreMajorique Lger, Jacques RobertInformation Technologies HEC MontralRobert PellerinMathematics and Industrial Engineering cole Polytechnique de MontralJanuary 2007ERPsim 2.4 User's Guide1. Overvie

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PEIT Implementation ModelPEIT Model PitfallsUndesirable circumstances that arise during implementation ImplementationfactorsCharacteristics that determine which pitfalls are likely to be relevant Actions that will mitigate the pitfalls

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Managing Processes Process Performance LevelWithout improvement efforts, performance levels decreasesPerformance LevelBreakthroughImprovementMaintenanceNo improvement effort Time Business Process Redesign Business P

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ImplementationPracticesDevelopmentProcessAcceleratedSAP(ASAP)RoadmapImplementationApproachesPhased One or a few modules are implemented in part of the organization Once this stabilizes, the system is implemented in other parts

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Change ManagementChange Management Change management is the process bywhich changes to the system landscape are implemented ANY change, regardless how small, should be subject a rigorous process of evaluation and testing before being promoted to

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Process MappingCreating the MapMapping Software VisioFrazier Consulting provides a template but I found Visios Cross Functional template easier to use iGrafx Micrografx StarDraw Sun Microsystems StarOffice ProvisionMapping Rules Role

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Process MeasurementBenchmarkingProcess Measurement "You cannot manage what you cannot measure" What gets measured, gets done Areas emphasized through monitoring and measurement also receive attention and resources Measurement impacts behavior

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SAP Introduction1ERP Systems2ERP Whatare Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems?Extensive software packages used to automate and manage an organization's business processes Consist of integrated modules that must be configured to me

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Module 1: Company Code and AccountsOrganizational StructuresBusiness organizations can have complex organizational structures, including divisions, subsidiaries, joint ventures and facilities in different countries, so the R/3 system has been devel

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Module 2Materials Management Organizational Structures06/04/09 1Procurement ProcessInternal Demand Purchase Requisition Goods Receipt Invoice Receipt Purchase OrderVendorCustomerPay Invoice206/04/09Materials Management (MM) The Mater

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Module 3G/L Account Creation06/04/091G/L Accounts In the SAP R/3 system, each transaction that has a financial impact on the organization is recorded in a general ledger (G/L) account or sub-ledger accounts that are posted to the G/L via reco

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Module 3: G/L Account Creation Field Status Group and Field Status VariantOne of the first things a new SAP user first notices is that each screen usually contains a number of fields where data may be entered but, for a particular company configurat

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Module 4: Vendors Master Records4.1 Create Vendor Accounting RecordsTo be able to use SAP to manage purchases from vendors, we first need to set up vendor master data. Master data is entered from the SAP Easy Access screen, not the IMG. From the SA

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Module 6Setup for PostingDocument In SAP, a document is an electronic record of a business transaction Documents are the link between the business transaction and the posting in accounting. Documents typically consist of two major components:

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Module 9Setup for Controlling06/04/091Controlling (CO)CO Controlling Internal Accounting Cost Accounting Managerial Accounting Flexible Non-standardFIFinancial Accounting External Accounting Financial Statements Taxes Standard206/04/0

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TT2 - Purchasing CycleExercise IntroductionIn this exercise, you will complete the purchase order cycle for the fictitious Fitter Snacker company to test your system configuration.TT2.1 Default Parameter IDTo make entering transactions easier, w

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TT4Production Orders06/04/091Work Centers for Fitter SnackerRaw Material Warehouse (100) Mixer Snack Bar Line Form Mixer Production (200) Mixer Bake Pack Finished Goods Warehouse (300)2Mixer06/04/09Step 1: Detailed Instructions1) Rele

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Module 13Sales Order Process1Sales Organization A sales organization is responsible for negotiating sales conditions and distributing goods and services. It represents the top organizational level to which you sum sales figures. There must be

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Which Modules?06/04/091Module 11.1 Create Company Code for Fitter Snacker 1.2 Assign Fiscal Year Variant to Company Code 1.3 Assign Company Code to Chart of Accounts 1.4 Create Credit Control Area 1.5 Assign Company Code to Credit Control Area

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Geology 204 Spring 2005 Midterm ExamPage 1 of 2Name _Geology 204 MidtermThis closed-book exam contains questions worth a total of 100 points. No notes or calculators are allowed. I strongly encourage you to do the easy problems first, then com

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Classifying Metamorphic RocksThis system comes from the IUGS Subcommission on the Systematics of Metamorphic Rocks (SCMR). While it retains many aspects of the traditional classification system, there are some new rules, especially as concerns the t

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Textures / Structures of Metamorphic RocksTextures are the relationships of crystals and glass at the smallest scale; structures are larger-scale features, at times requiring a whole outcrop to fully describe. (Note: much of this document comes from

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This spreadsheet is modified from program GPT by J. Reche and F.J. Martinez, Barcelona, Spain. The full program is available from: ftp:/ftp.uab.es/pub/mac/GPT.sea.hqx INPUT DATA: Enter cation values in yellow boxes, then enter a reference P for tempe

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Sam Bruno Geo 525 Lab 7: Thermobarometry 11/20/07 a) The garnet appears to get less calcic from core to rim. With the cation value at the core being 0.42 and the rim value being 0.21 (see attached spreadsheet). Plagioclase however appears to get more

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Mineral GrtArea 1Element Si Al Ti Fe Mg Mn Ca Na Kwt % 37.38 21.45 0 26.52 1.84 7.55 5.02 0 0 99.76cation value 3 2.03 0 1.78 0.23 0.51 0.43 0 0Mineral GrtArea 2Element Si Al Ti Fe Mg Mn Ca Na KMineral BtArea 1Element Si Al Ti Fe

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-2089.170.78-0.016719.39-18.470.79-1.93-1.69Pressure Vs. Temperature Method 19 8 7 Pressure (kbars) 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 100 200 300 400 Temperature (C) 500 600 700 800-2.52-5.84Temperature of Inclusion (K) 795.49 Temperature of Inc

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Oxygens: Oxides SiO2 Al2O3 TiO2 FeO MgO MnO CaO Na2O K2O Total Oxygens: Oxides SiO2 Al2O3 TiO2 FeO MgO MnO CaO Na2O K2O Total Oxygens: Oxides SiO2 Al2O3 TiO2 FeO MgO MnO CaO Na2O K2O TotalGRT1 core 12 Wt. % 37.38 21.45 0 26.52 1.84 7.55 5.02 0 0 99

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Area1 Cations Si Aliv Alvi Ti Fe Mg Mn Ca Na K variables a b c d e f R 3R lnK lnK' Tnum Tdenom TKelvin TCelsius Pbars Pkbar Area1 Grt1interior Bt1inclusionPlag1inclusion 3 2.68 2.73 0 1.32 0.27 2.03 0.36 1 0 0.1 0 1.78 1.32 0 0.23 1.18 0 0.51 0 0 0.4

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A B C D E F G HAnorthite Quartz Kyanite Grossular Almandine Pyrope Phlogopite Annite G f (kJ) 4007.51 856.46 2442.59 6280.94 4939.8 5933.62 5837.42 4796.02 H f (kJ) 4233.48 910.88 2593.13 6644.07 5263.65 6284.23 6219.44 5143.44S(298,1) kJ/KV

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GFW SiO2 Al2O3 TiO2 FeO MgO MnO CaO Na2O K2O totalGarnet 1Interior Garnet 2 Rim Biotite 1 Inclusion Biotite 2 Matrix 60.08 37.38 36.85 35.33 37.65 101.96 21.45 21.76 18.76 16.57 79.87 0 0 1.84 2.18 71.84 26.52 33.17 20.92 19.28 40.3 1.84 3.95 10.46

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Method 112108 Pressure (kbar)67.58 5.36420 200300400500600 Temperature (C)7008009001000Method 212108 Pressure (kbar)68.28 4.78420 200300400500600 Temperature (C)7008009001000Method 1 C

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T-X(CO2) Diagram for P= 0.3 GPaReaction equations are written such that the high T(K) assemblage is on the right of the = signNumbered Reactions:1: cc mont = br lrn 2: rnk cc = lrn 3: br di cc = mont 4: wo cc = rnk 5: di cc = mont wo 6: cc fo = b

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Geo 306 lab 01p. 1 of 1Physical properties of minerals and determinative techniquesGoals for this lab: 1. Learn the most important observations/tests for mineral identification: cleavage, habit, form, streak, luster, hardness, and density. 2. Le

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Geo 306 lab 02 p. 1 of 1Name _Optical Properties of minerals and petrographic techniquesGoals for this lab: 1. Learn the simplest observations/tests for mineral identification in thin section: cleavage, habit, color/pleochroism, birefringence, r

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Geo 306 lab 05 p. 1 of 1Name _Physical and Optical Properties of Chain Silicates, Bowtie SilicatesGoals for this lab: 1. Learn essential properties for identifying these minerals in hornblende, glaucophane, enstatite (orthopyroxene), (clinopyrox

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Geo 306 lab 6 p. 1 of 1Name _Physical and Optical Properties of Island SilicatesGoals for this lab: 1. Learn essential properties for identifying these minerals in hand specimen: topaz, staurolite, chloritoid, olivine, garnet, andalusite, sillim

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Mineral Name Formula / Key Elements ClassificationActinoliteCrystal System2006 Dave Hirsch, WWU use freely if not for profitH G1 2fncp3Density4sn5gl6qz7sp8910LIGHTNORMALDENSEVERY DENSELuster Typical Color

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Mineral And Ky Sill Mineral And T1 And T2 And T3Gf(KJ) -244097 -2442.59 -2438.93 Hf(298,1) -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -2588.77 -258

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c -1914.1 -2055.6 -1375.7 Temp 500 525 550 575 600 625 650 675 700 725 750 775 800 825 850 875 900 925 950 975 1000 Andalusite -2627.57 -2631.87 -2636.38 -2641.08 -2645.96 -2651.03 -2656.28 -2661.7 -2667.29 -2673.04 -2678.95 -2685.01 -2691.23 -2697.6

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c(kJ*K) -1914.1 -2055.6 -1375.7 A K S G term G term G term 500 -2627.57 -2629.52 -2626.59 525 -2631.87 -2633.59 -2630.96 550 -2636.38 -2637.86 -2635.53 575 -2641.08 -2642.32 -2640.29 600 -2645.96 -2646.98 -2645.24 625 -2651.03 -2651.81 -2650.37 650 -

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b(kJ/K^2) 0 -7.12E-06 -6.90E-06 Andalusite Kyanite Silliminite P T Gibbs Gibbs Gibbs 3 500 -2627.57 -2629.52 -2626.59 Ky 3 525 -2631.87 -2633.59 -2630.96 Ky 3 550 -2636.38 -2637.86 -2635.53 Ky 3 575 -2641.08 -2642.32 -2640.29 Ky 3 600 -2645.96 -2646.

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Mineral and ky silGf (kJ)Hf (kJ) S298,1 (kJ/K) V298,1 (kJ/kbar) b (kJ/K2) a (kJ/K) c (kJ K) 2440.97 2588.77 0.09 5.15 0.28 6.59E06 1914.1 2442.59 2593.13 0.08 4.41 0.28 7.12E06 2055.6 2438.93 2585.89 0.1 4.99 0.28 6.90E06 1375.7 Gibbs Free Energy

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GT at 3 kbar2560 2580 2600 2620 Gibbs Free Energy (J) 2640 2660 2680 2700 2720 2740 2760 400 Column F Column F Column F50060070080090010001100Temperature (K)GT at 5 kbar25502600Gibbs Free Energy (J)2650Column F Column F Co

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And TAnd500 550 600 650 700 750 800 810 820 830 840 850 900 950 1000 500 550 600 650 700 750 800 850 900 950 1000 500 600 700 800 810 820 830 840 850 900 1000Kb3000problem with the 5 kbar graph and a small problem H rxn with the PT diagr

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Geology 204: Science LiteracyPlease get an electronic gadget from one of the bins and take it to your seatWhat WA city is due north of Los Angeles?1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. None LA is east of all of WA Long Beach Olympia Seattle Wenatchee Moses

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Geology 204 Intro Lecture (why we need science)Theme: Our brains often dont work right Activity 1: LA Reno(use PRS) Question 2: What WA city is most nearly due north from Los Angeles, CA? (answers from east to west)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.None

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Name 1: _ Name 2: _Questions to answer for Mythbusters Exploding Toilet / Who Gets Wetter VideoYou should answer these questions with a partner (turn in one sheet for the two of you). This partner can be the same as one of your group partners for

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CategoryNumber Height (inches) 1 0<60 2 26062 3 46264 4 56466 5 36668 6 76870 7 77072 8 47274 9 37476 10 0>768 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 <60606262646Total responses: Mean: Std Deviation: Median: Mode:35 68.54.969 70Height (inches) 8 7 6 5 4 3

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Geology 204 Measures of CenterAnnouncements / science in the media Questions from before or readings?Samples & populationsUSE GADGETS HERE: Tell us your height, based on the categories: 1=<5'5", 2=5'5"-5'7",3=5'7"-5'9", etc.First, only left sid

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Quiz: Consider this claim and test."Psychic abilities are present in all of us to a small degree. This can be tested en masse by examining a roulette wheel in a casino over the course of an evening. Because every person playing wants to win, the num

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Coin Flipping Results Random MacLoughlin CalhounWright Merlina Weber Gubernick Steyer Knisely Harthorne Kassa Green Vaughan Butler Lewis (Shad) Lewis (Sharayah) Lee Sheffels Goss Murphy Dunbar D'Amico Olsen Milner Farley Malsbary Sperline Hoesch Hart

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Geology 204 The Role of Science in SocietyAnnouncements / science in the mediaEmail quiz was sent out yesterday; email replies due today at 5 pmQuestions from before or readings? We are driven to seek answers to our questionsCuriosityWhat are

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Types of StatementsFact Theory X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Science Other Statement 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Jesus will return on January 1, 2008. The Civil War was fought to

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Types of StatementsFact "Theory" Science Other Statement 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Jesus will return on January 1, 2008. The Civil War was fought to put an end to slavery. An atom is made of protons, neut

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Geology 204 Course OverviewCoin flipping collect hwk. Course Goals:give you some tools to be critical "consumers" of scientific information be better consumers (i.e., purchasing) be better citizens / voters be better members of juries instill som

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Quiz:1. Red light has a wavelength of ~700 nm. If a mineral has a retardation () of 700 nm, will the interference color contain a lot of red light?2. How about if = 350 nm? 3. How about if = 1400 nm? 4. In a crystal cut perpendicular to the