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Configuring SAP Digital Manufacturing for Execution: Basic Data and Configuration
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Performing Production
Implementing Production Structure
Using Plants
10 min
Creating Work Centers
15 min
Creating Resources
15 min
Quiz
Setting up Master Data
Creating Operation Activities
15 min
Creating Routings
20 min
Creating Materials
25 min
Creating BOMs
15 min
Creating Work Instructions
15 min
Creating Data Collections
15 min
Managing Next Numbers
10 min
Quiz
Using Floor Stock
Creating Floor Stock
25 min
Managing Floor Stock
10 min
Quiz
Performing Production
Creating and Releasing Orders
30 min
Processing Orders
20 min
Controlling Production (Buyoff, Hold, Release)
20 min
Quiz
Managing Nonconformances
Creating Nonconformance Groups and Codes
40 min
Creating Data Types for Nonconformances
10 min
Creating Nonconformance Routings
10 min
Processing Nonconformances
20 min
Quiz
Editing PODs
Editing PODs
30 min
Quiz
Managing User Certifications
Creating User Certifications
20 min
Controlling the Production Process with User Certifications
10 min
Quiz
Implementing Production Structure
Using Plants
10 min
Creating Work Centers
15 min
Creating Resources
15 min
Quiz
Setting up Master Data
Creating Operation Activities
15 min
Creating Routings
20 min
Creating Materials
25 min
Creating BOMs
15 min
Creating Work Instructions
15 min
Creating Data Collections
15 min
Managing Next Numbers
10 min
Quiz
Using Floor Stock
Creating Floor Stock
25 min
Managing Floor Stock
10 min
Quiz
Performing Production
Creating and Releasing Orders
30 min
Processing Orders
20 min
Controlling Production (Buyoff, Hold, Release)
20 min
Quiz
Managing Nonconformances
Creating Nonconformance Groups and Codes
40 min
Creating Data Types for Nonconformances
10 min
Creating Nonconformance Routings
10 min
Processing Nonconformances
20 min
Quiz
Editing PODs
Editing PODs
30 min
Quiz
Managing User Certifications
Creating User Certifications
20 min
Controlling the Production Process with User Certifications
10 min
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this unit.
1.
What happens to the product when the SFC status is set to "done"?
Choose the correct answer.
The product is put into inventory
The product is sent for quality inspection
The product is reviewed by quality personnel
The product is sent to the next operation
2.
What does the collected data in the POD help to build?
There are two correct answers.
SFC genealogy
Product inventory
Quality inspection reports
Vendor records
3.
What is the initial status of an order in SAP Digital Manufacturing?
Choose the correct answer.
Partially Created
Released
Partially Released
Releasable
4.
What can the operator enter in the POD during the manufacturing operation?
Choose the correct answer.
Component serial numbers
Used inventory numbers
Number of components consumed
All of the above
5.
Who can log buyoffs?
Choose the correct answer.
All personnel on the shop floor
Supervisors defined in the system
Manufacturing managers
Regulatory agencies
6.
What is the purpose of shop floor controls (SFCs) being placed on Hold?
Choose the correct answer.
To continue production
To fix any problems during production
To complete an SFC
To log a nonconformance
7.
What can be traced using the SFC genealogy?
Choose the correct answer.
Component issues
Product failures
Defective components
All of the above
8.
What is the status of SFCs that can have a hold placed on them?
Choose the correct answer.
New, In Queue, or Active
Done and Scrapped
On Hold
Released to the shop floor
9.
What is an order in SAP Digital Manufacturing?
Choose the correct answer.
An authorization that details specific work that is to be done on the shop floor
A unique identifier representing a specific instance of a particular material being built during the manufacturing process
A unique identifier representing a specific instance of a particular material being built during the order release process
A unique identifier representing a specific instance of a particular material being built during the order creation process
10.
Why are buyoffs used by manufacturers?
Choose the correct answer.
To reduce rework time
To reduce manufacturing cost
To adhere to high-quality standards
All of the above