WHAT IS THE DIFFRENCES BETWEEN SAP R3& APO
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Answer / javed naseer
We use SAP r/3 for single plant planning & execution only
it is not possible to do cross plant planning in SAP R/3.
For cross plant planning we use APO but after planning in
R/3 we have to send the planning results to r/3 for
Execution because execution is not possible in APO.
Apo means Advance Planning & optimizer.
SAP APO stands for Advanced Planner and Optimizer, which is
one area of SCM and application component of MySAP product.
Its is designed to provide solutions for companies in
Demand planning, network design, supply network planning,
production planning and global available to promise,
transportation and scheduling.
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Answer / jinu
the major difference in between sap r/3 and APO is that in
sap r/3 excecuting of production orders or purchase
orders,material withdrawal and costing takesplace,whereas
in apo only planning can be performed,
Sales orders are only created in SAP R/3 whereas in APO it
is not created.
IN APO planning is done for the critical materials using
MRP type X0.
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Answer / tim
Apart from above APO will consider capacity constraints
while planning and PP in R/3 will not consider capacity
constraints and will plan as a whole.
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