Reference no: EM132002410
Enterprise Systems Assignment -
Assignment Description: In this assignment you will gain deep understanding about warehousing business process and perform a warehousing process based on a chosen case study. This assignment will test their skills and knowledge on an ERP system name SAP which is one of the leading ERP in the industry. You need to work in a group of up to 4 students and choose one case from below and accomplish the task.
Assignment details: You need to do the following to fulfil these assessments objectives:
Choose a case study from "Warehouse Management (WM) case studies" below and perform the activity stated in the scenario section of it.
Prepare a report to record your activity. Your report should have detail explanation of your activity which is supported by screenshots. Your report format can be similar as Warehouse Management [I, II, III] case study. A business report format is not required.
Warehouse Management (WM) case studies:
WM case study I:
Motivation: After having finished the Warehouse Management I case study successfully you should now be able to solve the following challenge.
Scenario: The warehouse management system has been tested without any problems, so the management decided to use the system productively. Now your task is to order two different products (water bottles and road helmets) from the supplier Spy Gear, 50 pieces each. A water bottle will cost 11 USD and a road helmet will cost 27 USD. The trading goods should be delivered in 8 days. After the goods arrived in your Distribution Centre in San Diego they need to be transferred in two different bins.
Tips: You can use the Warehouse Management I case study as a guideline but it is recommended to complete this challenge without further assistance to prove your WM skills.
WM case study II:
Motivation: After having finished the Warehouse Management II case study successfully you should now be able to solve the following challenge.
Scenario: The warehouse management system has been tested without any problems, so the management decided to use the system productively. The distribution center in San Diego will be delivering customers very soon. In order to do so you need to ensure that there are enough black Deluxe Touring Bikes available on stock. Unfortunately, you cannot order any from your plant in Dallas, because due to problems with one of the assembly lines there are no free resources available. In order to have 50 black Deluxe Touring Bikes (estimation by the management) in San Diego on time you need to order them from your plant in Heidelberg (Germany). The delivery time is 10 days maximum.
As soon as the goods arrive in your DC in San Diego they need to be stored in the same bin where the black Touring Bikes from this case study already are.
Tips: You can use the Warehouse Management II case study as a guideline but it is recommended to complete this challenge without further assistance to prove your WM skills.
WM case study III:
Motivation: After having finished the Warehouse Management III case study successfully you should now be able to solve the following challenge.
Scenario: The warehouse management system has been tested without any problems, so the management decided to use the system productively. Due to a higher demand of bikes for the Tour de France black Professional Touring Bikes are almost out of stock in Europe. The Distribution Center in San Diego still has them available so that the delivery of a wholesale sales order has to be managed by the new warehouse management system. The customer VeloDOM from Magdeburg (Germany) has ordered 20 black Professional Touring Bikes with a delivery time of 10 days.
Tips: You can use the case study Warehouse Management III as a guideline, but it is recommended to complete this challenge without further assistance to prove your WM skills.