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Exercise 07-01 Warehouse Management (Master Data Creation) MCC V2-0 - NO SOLUTIONS

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1 Page of 21 Chapter 07: Warehouse Management Exercise 07-01: Review Warehouse Management Master Data Multi Company Code Version 1 Rev: 01/17/2011 Introduction GeneralNotesandInformation It is strongly recommended that you read through the entire exercise prior to starting. Not all instructions can be provided in a linear manner. The following symbols are used to indicate important information, as described...

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1 Page of 21 Chapter 07: Warehouse Management Exercise 07-01: Review Warehouse Management Master Data Multi Company Code Version 1 Rev: 01/17/2011 Introduction GeneralNotesandInformation It is strongly recommended that you read through the entire exercise prior to starting. Not all instructions can be provided in a linear manner. The following symbols are used to indicate important information, as described below. An arrow highlights an important instruction that must not be overlooked. A pencil prompts you to write down an important piece of information. Each student or group will be assigned a unique two-digit identifier. This identifier is used in all exercises to uniquely identify your data. Whenever you see ## in these exercises, replace it with your identifier. Always work with your data. BusinessProcessOverview This exercise will show you how to view your material inventory using two different methods. The first method is Inventory Management, the second is Warehouse Management. The way inventory is tracked and reported is different depending on the method you use. Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 ExercisePrerequisites Page 2 of 21 Exercise 4-1 MCC Procurement Basic Process Exercise 5-1 MCC Fulfillment Basic Process Exercise 6-1 MCC Production Basic Process 2 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 ExerciseWorkflow Page 3 of 21 ExerciseDeliverables Deliverables are consolidated into one worksheet at the end of this exercise. For this exercise you will need the following deliverables. In the System Extend Material Master Create Vendor Create Customer Review Inventory On Paper Completed exercise worksheet (attachment 1) to turn in to your professor Answers to the Questions You may be assigned additional deliverables. Make certain to check with your instructor. Step 1: Extend Materials In this step, you will extend the views of three material masters to include another plant and warehouse: San Diego Plant (SD##) and San Diego Warehouse (1##). You will also sell these materials; so pricing conditions must be defined. Step 1.1: Navigate to the transaction to extend trading materials: 3 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Navigation Page 4 of 21 Logistics Materials Management Material Master Material Create (general) Immediately Q1: What is the transaction code to material (general): Q2: What is the transaction code to display material: Q3: What is the transaction code to change material: Q4: Step 1.2: In the Create Trading Goods (Initial Screen) enter the following information: Field Name Data Entry Code for your Road Helmet Retail Trading Goods Code for original Road Helmet Material Industry Sector Material Type Copy from Material Q5: Click Enter again if system warns you that Industry Mechanical engineering copied from master record. Step 1.3: In the Select View(s) window highlight the following options: Basic Data 1 Sales: Sales Org. Data 1 Sales: General/Plant Data Purchasing Warehouse Management 1 Accounting 1 4 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 5 of 21 Make sure the Create views selected check box is selected The first time you go through the above step, click on the orange diskette save icon (default values) on the dialog box. This will save these selections as defaults so that they will automatically be selected the next time through. (ENTER) Step 1.4: Next, in the Organizational Levels window, specify the desired organization levels. Field Name Data Entry Code for your SD plant Code for your US West Sales Organization Code for your Wholesale Code for your Warehouse (1##) Code for Shelf Storage Type Plant Sales Org. Distribution Channel Warehouse No. Storage Type Copy from section Field Name Data Entry Code for Original SD plant Code for Original US West Sales Organization Code for Original Wholesale Code for Original Warehouse (100) Code for Shelf Storage Type Plant Sales Org. Distribution Channel Warehouse No. Storage Type 5 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 6 of 21 The first time you go through the above step, click on the orange diskette save icon (default values) on the dialog box. This will save these selections as defaults so that they will automatically be selected the next time through. (ENTER) Step 1.5: Carefully go through each tab, making sure of the following changes: Make sure to not click on tabs without the yellow icon. That will cause to create additional views, and you will have to start over at Step 1.1. Change the value of the Delivery Plant field on the Sales: sales org. 1 tab to your SD plant. Change the value of the Purchasing Group field on the Purchasing tab to your Purchasing Group. Q6: Q7: Q8: What is the gross weight of the Road Helmet: What is the Material Group of the Road Helmet: What is the Moving Price of the Road Helmet: (SAVE) Step 1.6: Repeat Steps 1.1 to Steps 1.4 to create (copy from original) your Mens Off Road Bike, you will do this twice. Once for your Dallas Plant with US West Sales Organization, and once more for your San Diego plant 6 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 7 of 21 with US West Sales Organization. Be sure to enter the correct industry sector as Mechanical Engineering and Finished Product as material type. Select the same views as the Road Helmet except the Mens Off Road Bike will not have a Purchasing view. Q9: Q10: Q11: What is the gross weight of the Mens Off Road Bike: What is the Material Group of the Mens Off Road Bike: What is the Moving Price of the Mens Off Road Bike: Step 1.7: Navigate to the transaction to define pricing conditions: Navigation Logistics Sales and Distribution Master data Conditions Create Q12: What is the transaction code to create material prices for customers: Step 1.8: In the Create Condition Records, open the folder Prices (click on arrow) then double-click on Material Prices. Double-click the line Cnty SOrg. DChl material ______ReSt. Step 1.9: In the Create Conditions Records: Fast Entry, make sure your US West Sales Organization and Distribution Channel warehouse is defined. Then, enter the following information using the price table below. Field Name Data Entry Code for Price Code for your Mens Off Road Bike 2400 Condition Type Material Amount 7 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 8 of 21 On the next line entry enter the following to set up pricing conditions for your RHMT10##: Field Name Condition Type Material Amount Data Entry Code for Price Code for your Road Helmet 50 (SAVE) ExerciseDeliverables In the System: Create materials in new plant and warehouse Pricing Condition is define for a finished good On Paper: Answers to the Questions Step 2: Create Vendor Master In this step, you will now create your vendor to procure from later in the exercise. STEP 2.1: Navigate to the transaction to display vendor master: Navigation Logistics Materials Management Purchasing Master Data Vendor Central Create 8 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Q13: Q14: Q15: What is the transaction code to create a vendor: What is the transaction code to display a vendor: What is the transaction code to change a vendor: Page 9 of 21 STEP 2.2: In the Create Vendor: Initial Screen screen, enter the following information (here is the general data of vendor master data): Field Name Data Entry 1090## Code for your the GBI US Code for your US Purchasing Organization Code for Vendor (external number assignment) Code for original Green Blazer Seat (Original items always end with numbers 000) Code for original GBI US Code for original US Purchasing Organization Vendor Company Code Purchasing Organization Account Group Reference Vendor Reference Company Code Reference Purchasing Organization (ENTER) You will receive a warning that the account group of Original Vendor is KRED (internal number assignment). Proceed by clicking Enter, then you can create a vendor with external number assignment. No additional information will be entered. (SAVE) 9 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 10 of 21 STEP 2.3: Go back to Step 2.1, however this time you will Display your vendor information. In the Display Vendor: Initial Screen, enter your vendor number, your Company Code, your Purchase Organization. You can see here of all the data in General, Company Code, and Purchasing Organization sections. Select (HIGHLIGHT ALL), and uncheck Withholding tax box. (ENTER) STEP 2.4: Be sure to Enter through the pages carefully answering all the questions below. To help you, the following views represent the Company Code data & Purchasing Organization data. Following tabs are Company Code (FI) data of vendor master data: Create Vendor: Accounting information accounting Create Vendor: Payment transactions Create Vendor: Correspondence Following tabs are Purchasing data of vendor master data: Create Vendor: Purchasing data Create Vendor: Partner functions 10 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Q16: Q17: Q18: Q19: Q20: What is the postal code for this vendor: What is the reconciliation account number for this vendor What are the payment terms: What is the order currency: What is the minimum order value: Page 11 of 21 ExerciseDeliverables In the System: Create Vendor Master On Paper: Answers to the Questions Step 3: Create Customer Master In this step, you will create your to customer sell to later in the exercise. However, you will create customers in two different sales areas. If you recall from Fulfillment, each sales area consists of three things: Sales Organization Distribution Channel Division You will sell both accessories (Road Helmet) and bikes (Mens Off-Road Bike), requiring you to define customers in US West Sales Organization, Wholesale distribution channel, and in both Accessory Division and Bikes Division. Step 3.1: Navigate to the transaction to create customer master: Navigation 11 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 12 of 21 Logistics Sales and Distribution Master Data Business Partner Customer Create Complete Q21: Q22: Q23: What is the transaction code to create a customer: What is the transaction code to display a customer: What is the transaction code to change a customer: Step 3.2: In the Customer Create: Initial Screen enter the following information: Field Name Data Entry Sold-to party Code for your US GBI 90## Code for your US West Code for Wholesale Code for Accessories Account Group Company Code Customer Sales Organization Distribution Channel Division (Note* 2nd time through, change this to appropriate division) Reference section Field Name Data Entry Code for original SoCal Bikes Code for original US00 Code for original US West Code for Wholesale Code for Accessories Customer Company Code Sales Organization Distribution Channel Division 12 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 (ENTER) Page 13 of 21 Make sure that you take a look at each section below and add/edit data as indicated. Step 3.3: At the top of the screen, select the button (Company code data), if not already current. Answer the questions by exploring each tab. Q24: Q25: Q26: What is the reconciliation account name of SoCal Bikes: What is your customers payment block setting: What is your customers bill of exchange limit: Step 3.4: At the top of the screen, select the button (Sales area data). In the Shipping tab, change the Delivering Plant to your San Diego Plant. Answer the questions by exploring each tab. Q27: Q28: Q29: Q30: Q31: What is the Cust.pric.proc for your customer: What is the delivery priority for your customer: What are the incoterms for your customer: What are the shipping conditions for your customer: What currency does your customer use: (SAVE) 13 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 14 of 21 You will receive a message at the bottom of the screen indicating that a Customer was created. Step 3.5: Repeat 3.1 through 3.4 to create same customer (same code number) in a different sales area with UW West Sales Organization, Wholesale distribution channel, and Bikes division. ExerciseDeliverables In the System: Create Customer Master On Paper: Answers to the Questions Step 4: View Inventory (Inventory Management Perspective) In this step, you will review the inventory balance for a trading good before it goes into storage. Note that this process can also be used to review the inventory balance of semi-finished goods and finished goods. The perspective for this step is Inventory Management. Step 4.1: Navigate to the transaction to view Sloc inventory (IM): Navigation Logistics Material Management Inventory Management Environment Stock Warehouse Stock Q32: What is the transaction code to view warehouse inventory level: Step 4.2: In the Display Warehouse Stock of Material screen, enter the following: Field Name Data Entry Code for your ROAD HELMET Material 14 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 15 of 21 Plant Code for your San Diego Warehouse (Execute) Q33: Q34: Q35: How many Road Helmets are in stock: What type of material is the Road Helmet: What is the Total Value ($) for Your Road Helmet in stock: ExerciseDeliverables In the System: None On Paper: Answers to the Questions Step 5: View Bin Inventory (Warehouse Management Perspective) In this step, you will review the inventory that is held within your storage location (storage bin). This perspective can display information such as the location of the storage bin, the material within the storage bin, and the quantity of units within the storage bin. This step introduces the Warehouse Management perspective by displaying your individual storage bins. You currently have 3 storage bins for shelf storage type (bin 1, 2, 3) and another 3 for pallet storage type (bin 7, 8, 9). Step 5.1: Navigate to the transaction to view bin inventory (WM): Navigation 15 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 16 of 21 Logistics Logistics Execution Internal Whse Processes Bins and Stock Display Bin Status Report Q36: What is the transaction code to run a bin status report: Step 5.2: In the Bin Status Report: Initial Screen enter the following: Field Name Warehouse number Data Entry Code for your San Diego Warehouse You can also search just with your storage type or storage bin. (Execute) Q37: What material is located in your bin: Double-click on the first storage bin displayed when you search with your identifier, to view additional information about that storage bin. Make certain to select the storage bin and not the material. If you do not, then you will not be able to view all of the necessary information. 16 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Q38: Q39: Q40: Q41: Q42: How many storage units are in the storage bin: What is the total capacity: How much of the total capacity is currently being used: What is the storage bin type: What is the Maximum Weight: Page 17 of 21 ExerciseDeliverables In the System: None On Paper: Answers to the Questions Step 6: View Stock Overview In this step, you will search for the overview of your materials location and inventory. Step 6.1. Navigate to the transaction to view stock overview: Navigation Logistics Materials Management Inventory Management Environment Stock Stock Overview Q43: What is the transaction code to view stock overview: Step 6.2. In the Stock Overview: Company Code/Plant/Storage Location/Batch screen, enter the following: 17 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Field Name Data Entry Code for your ROAD HELMET BLANK Page 18 of 21 Material Plant (EXECUTE) Q44: Q45: What is the unit of measure for your Road Helmet: What is the material type for your Road Helmet: Double click on the US## Global Bike Inc. This action will pull up a new window that enables you to view the status of the material in each stock type. Q46: How many units are in classified as On-Order Stock: ExerciseDeliverables In the System: None On Paper: Answers to the Questions Attachment 1: Exercise Worksheet Name(s):_________________________________ Course & Selection: ______________________ Identifier: ______________________________ Client: _________________________________ 18 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Page 19 of 21 19 Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Q47: Q48: Q49: Q50: Q51: Q52: Q53: Q54: Q55: Q56: Q57: Q58: Q59: Q60: Q61: Q62: Q63: Q64: Q65: Q66: Q67: Q68: Q69: Q70: Q71: 20 Page 20 of 21 What is the transaction code to material (general): What is the transaction code to display material: What is the transaction code to change material: What is the gross weight of the Road Helmet: What is the Material Group of the Road Helmet: What is the Moving Price of the Road Helmet: What is the gross weight of the Mens Off Road Bike: What is the Material Group of the Mens Off Road Bike: What is the Moving Price of the Mens Off Road Bike: What is the transaction code to create material prices for customers: What is the transaction code to create a vendor: What is the transaction code to display a vendor: What is the transaction code to change a vendor: What is the postal code for this vendor: What is the reconciliation account number for this vendor What are the payment terms: What is the order currency: What is the minimum order value: What is the transaction code to create a customer: What is the transaction code to display a customer: What is the transaction code to change a customer: What is the reconciliation account name of SoCal Bikes: What is your customers payment block setting: What is your customers bill of exchange limit: What is the Cust.pric.proc for your customer: Chapter 07, Exercise 07-01, Revised: 01/17/2011 Q72: Q73: Q74: Q75: Q76: Q77: What is the delivery priority for your customer: What are the incoterms for your customer: What are the shipping conditions for your customer: What currency does your customer use: What is the transaction code to view warehouse inventory level: How many Road Helmets are in stock: Page 21 of 21 Q78: Q79: Q80: Q81: Q82: Q83: Q84: Q85: Q86: Q87: Q88: Q89: Q90: What type of material is the Road Helmet: What is the Total Value ($) for Your Road Helmet in stock: What is the transaction code to run a bin status report: What material is located in your bin: How many storage units are in the storage bin: What is the total capacity: How much of the total capacity is currently being used: What is the storage bin type: What is the Maximum Weight: What is the transaction code to view stock overview: What is the unit of measure for your Road Helmet: What is the material type for your Road Helmet: How many units are in classified as On-Order Stock: Q91: 21
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Comparative Economic SystemsBardhan & Roemer: "Market Socialism: A Case for Rejuvenation"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanSome Background Three features of traditional (and failed) socialism:1) state ownership of the means of producti
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Comparative Economic SystemsWheelan: "Naked Economics"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanChapter One Key Points and Concepts Who feeds Paris? Time Well Spent 1971: 25 inch color tv = 174 hours of wages 2002: 25 inch color tv = 23 hours
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Comparative Economic SystemsDjankov et al.'s: "The New Comparative Economics"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanBasic Idea Traditional comparative economics dealt mostly with the comparison of socialism and capitalism. Now, the key compa
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Comparative Economic SystemsBardhan & Roemer: "On the Workability of Market Socialism"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanThe Response This paper is a response to Shleifer and Vishny Starts off with giving Shleifer and Vishnys arguments f
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Shaky social contracts during downturn ROBERT SKIDELSKY: The New Straits Times Press 2009/02/21 ENRICH yourselves, Chinas Deng Xiaoping told his fellow countrymen when he started dismantling Mao Zedongs failed socialist model. In fact, elites everywhere h
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GDP & Quality of LifeMeasuring Output GDP A few concerns about Official GDP Statistics: 1) non-market production 2) underground economy 3) Leisure and human costs 4) imperfect adjustments for changes in quality 5) ignores pollution and other badsCompa
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Comparative Economic SystemsFriedman: "Social Responsibility"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanFriedman on Social Responsibility "The social responsibility of business is to increase its profits." Corporate executives work for stockhol
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Comparative Economic SystemsShleifer's: "State versus Private Ownership"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanPrimary Question What kinds of goods and services should be produced by government employees as opposed to private firms?Primary
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Society | Vanity Fair PRINT THIS PAGEGO BACKINEQUALITYOf the 1%, by the 1%, for the 1%Americans have been watching protests against oppressive regimes that concentrate massive wealth in the hands of an elite few. Yet in our own democracy, 1 percent of
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The Financial Crisis of 2007-2009 and its AftermathJanuary 2011Dan Giedeman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics Grand Valley State UniversityOutline of Talk Where have we been and how did we get there? Where are we now? What is being done? Where a
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The Hayek CenturyBy John Cassidy Economist and Hoover honorary fellow Friedrich Hayek spent seven decades extolling the supremacy of capitalism over socialism. For most of those decades, Hayek was a voice in the wilderness. Yet as John Cassidy argues, by
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The Injustice of Inequality Edward Glaeser, *a Jose Scheinkman,b and Andrei Shleiferc*aDepartment of Economics, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, 02138, USA Bendheim Finance Center, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544, USA October 20, 2001, Revis
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Comparative Economic SystemsShleifer & Vishny: "The Politics of Market Socialism"Grand Valley State UniversityDr. Daniel GiedemanIntroduction Under all forms of market socialism, from Lange (1936) to the present, the state ultimately controls the fir