This course teaches the most common end user functions in SAP's Warehouse Management (MM-WM) component. This course is a basic requirement for anyone working with SAP's Warehouse Management (WM) module.
 

Course Goal	work with warehouses & storage bins create transfer requirements & transfer orders physical inventory & cycle counting common warehouse stock reports
Type	Hands-on End User course
Release	ECC 6.0 (newest SAP release)
Audience	Warehouse Managers/Professionals
Prerequisite	Basic SAP skills (SAP101) Materials Management - Inventory Management (MM102) A general understanding of logistics terms
Exam & Certificate	over 90+ questions Certificate of Completion (sample)
CPE credits	7.0 - more info on CPE credits
Includes	14 lessons, approx. 7 hours course duration study guides to download for each lesson supplementary SAP documentation 24/7 email support

Course Content

Lesson	Description
1	Create Storage Bin Manually
2	Create Storage Bin Automatically
3	Bin Status report
4	Bin Stock per Material
5	Total Stock per Material
6	Create Transfer Requirement
7	Display Transfer Requirement per Material
8	Create Transfer Order for TR
9	Create Transfer Order Manually
10	Confirm Transfer Order
11	Cancel Transfer Order
12	Cycle Counting
13	Enter Count Results
14	Clear Differences

Single Student Price	Price
MM103 - SAP Warehouse Management      One time fee - course valid for 365 days.	$159.00

 
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Take the class as many times as you want. Study Guides and additional SAP documentation can be downloaded and are yours to keep.
Multi-user discounts for groups of 5 or more available - contact us!

After your purchase you will receive an email with login instructions for your training course.

 

Testimonials

Jessica  B.

It was a great way to learn new skills and polish up old ones, in an interactive atmosphere. Thanks!

1/7/2007

Terri  D.

I thought the training was simple and easy to navigate. I haven`t actually put it to use yet, but I`m sure it will come in handy!

1/5/2007

Kennedy  D.

I like to thank for the good service and support.

4/9/2010