Can somebody list an SAP EWM standard reports that are used today in S/4HANA?
I know that in S/4HANA in tcode /SCM/MON you can monitor the warehouse but I can't find the list with all the reports.
Many thanks!
Blazko,
Yes you are right /SCWM/MON is the central tool for understanding processes in SAP EWM:
Physical Stock,
Available Stock,
Inbound / Outbound deliveries
etc.
Other useful EWM transactions you can find on SAP WIKI
And I don't know about other standart reports.
This area for custom (Z*) programming.
For example two custom common Zxxxx reports via ABAP:
Compare stock from EWM and from our non-SAP ERP system
Stock with expiring shelf life
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I am using the Tour Planning API to route multiple trucks to deliver many orders.
The problem I am trying to solve currently is fully utilizing all of the trucks.
Let's say we have 100 deliveries to make and 7 trucks. I want the API to attempt to use all trucks (shifts). Currently, it will, at times, use 6 trucks or however most efficiently to route. This makes sense when cost savings is your only goal. The goal of our solution is also to take into account Driver Retention. If we have 7 drivers, we need to use all 7 drivers.
This feature is not yet available in the Tour planning production version. In the future, we may provide this feature where users would be able to ask Tour planning to utilize the maximum possible number of vehicles. Which in turn will use all vehicles if the number of jobs is more than the number of vehicles. Please contact HERE support or your HERE account executive to provide more input on your requirements
I run a monthly report which tracks session views by region, most popular knowledge articles, deflection rates, most popular product pages, software download stats, etc.
We have a new ELT member who is keen to get into the numbers around our contact centre. As I only look after the support site I need only concern myself with putting together a report which outlines what I feel will be useful information around web traffic. I want the report to be brief, and to highlight 4-5 key metrics.
Please can I have some suggestions for data you think would be useful given the target audience?
So far I am considering:
Deflection rates
Bounce rates.
Time on page
Most popular software downloads.
Global session views year to date.
Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks!
I think those metrics are great. Ideally, the value in the data comes from slicing your metrics with a dimension, ie pivoting. For example, bounce rate as an average means little whereas bounce rate by Content Group or Device Category would be more interesting.
Speaking of Device Category, consider completely isolating the metrics for Mobile vs Desktop+Tablet. Those experiences are so drastically different you'd be doing a disservice to average those metrics together.
Lastly, I'd say this new ETL member should get their own access to GA and learn how to pull the data need. GA now offers machine learning insights that quickly surface relevant drivers in metrics; a static approach to KPI reporting is becoming increasingly obsolete.
I can find there are multiple API available to book bus tickets , flight tickets and so on like (expedia , redbus) . I just need to know where these systems are centralized and how they are doing it ? . Well it seems a rookie question unfortunately im one of them .
Thanks for reading !
You're spot on, they are centralized. I have friends who work in companies on both sides of the table (Hipmunk, Hotwire, etc). You'll notice when you browse their listing, it's all the same information wrapped in a different UI with a couple of different promotions added on. They're all able to serve you the same price/data because they all have leverage. With this leverage, travel agencies, airlines, and hotels, are able to aggregate and vend this information to all these travel brands in an organized fashion. Unless you have the buying power of these large corporations, you essentially have to use their API.
I was wondering how and where companies like Foursquare/Gowalla find and keep up to date their list of location/businesses.
Is it a web service? Do they buy a directory and enter it into a database?
This is from a comment I found at http://www.quora.com/Where-or-how-does-a-company-like-Foursquare-get-a-directory-of-all-locations-and-their-addresses
Companies usually get place data from one of the following:
Data licenses: Companies like Localeze, InfoUSA, Amacai etc.
license location data: Big players like TeleAtlas and Navteq serve as global aggregators of this data. There are also lots of small niche players that license e.g. restaurant data only, or ATM data only, on a per country basis.
Crowd Sourcing. Some companies crowd source their data. Open Data Sets. There are
some data sets with a creative commons or other license from which location related data can be extracted. E.g. GeoCommons and Wikipedia. APIs. A number of companies provides APIs by which you can access data on the fly. This include GeoAPI.com, Google, Yelp and others.
In general, this data is fragmented both in type (e.g. POI vs neighborhood or geocode) and place (US vs UK vs South Africa vs Wherever)
Google has a geocoding service that's freely available for personal use.
For business use, it costs a few$, but it's still pretty reasonable.
And the API is pretty straightforward
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/v2/services.html
Are there any ways to calculate Sales Tax Rates via some sort of web service or third-party application? Are there anything other than third-party apps for this?
I have a Classic ASP application that simply needs some way to calculate a rate based on an address or zip. Is this possible at all?
Here is a web service you can use for $22 a month.
http://www.zip2tax.com/z2t_services.asp
They sell files per State as well, and for $588 a year you can get updated monthly files for all 50 states. Not sure which one best suits your needs.
There are companies that specialize in (and charge large amounts of money for) sales and use tax data for various US jurisdictions. One of them (no affiliation with me, BTW) can be found at SalesTax.com. Contact them for current pricing and frequency of the data being updated.