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SAP Transport Management Course curriculum 1. SAP TM OVERVIEW (TM90) – 3 HOURS 1.1. The SAP Transportation Management System Overview 1.2. Managing Transportation Execution 1.3. Master Data Requirements for the SAP TM System 1.4. Reporting and Analytics in the SAP TM System 1.5. Integration of SAP Transportation Management with Other Applications ACHIEVE GOALS • Explain the tangible and strategic benefits of an Integrated TM solution • Discuss the implementation of SAP Transportation Management (TM) to • integrate enterprise wide transportation processes with its core business • processes • Outline the transportation business processes provided by SAP TM • Understand SAP TM and how it is used in various transportation scenarios • including manual planning, “one click planning” – for both Inbound and • Outbound transportation 2. PROCESSES IN SAP TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW (TM100) – 25 HOURS 2.1. Introduction to Net Weaver Business Client UI 2.2. Introduction to Network Master Data: 2.2.1. Products and Locations 2.2.2. Transportation Lanes and Resources 2.2.3. Other#. 2.3. Overview of supported Business scenarios: 2.3.1. Outbound and Inbound Shipments (Domestic and Int#l) 2.3.2. Ocean Freight 2.3.3. Air Freight 2.3.4. Freight Forwarding 2.4. Overview of Transportation Planning 2.4.1. Examine concept of Freight Units 2.4.2. Create Transportation Proposals 2.4.3. Generate Freight Orders 2.5. Examination of Transportation Execution 2.5.1. Carrier Selection 2.5.2. Tendering Shipments 2.5.3. Delivery Generation and Integration 2.5.4. Shipment Creation 2.5.5. Generate Documents and Analytics 2.6. Introduction to Freight Settlement 2.6.1. Transportation Charge Management 2.6.2. Calculating Charges 2.6.3. Freight Settlement 2.6.4. Generating Accruals 2.6.5. Cost Distribution ACHIEVE GOALS • This course will prepare the participant to outline the transportation business processes provided by the SAP Transportation Management (TM) system. • This will be accomplished by identifying and examining the SAP TM building blocks necessary for processing shipments of goods. Participants will engage in Transportation network maintenance, order/requirements integration and management, transportation planning, shipment execution, and freight invoicing and settlement. Each participant will have the opportunity to utilize both the SAP ERP and SAP TM systems using the NetWeaver Business Client interface. 3. PLANNING IN TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT- PROCESSES AND CUSTOMIZING (TM110) – 25 HOURS 3.1. Creation of Organizational elements related to Transportation Planning 3.2. Designing a transportation network: 3.2.1. Overview of ECC master data 3.2.2. Locations 3.2.3. Transportation Zones and Hierarchies 3.2.4. Means of Transportation and Transportation lanes 3.2.5. Resources and Equipment Types 3.3. Conditions and Incompatibilities to support transportation restrictions 3.4. Creating and Configuration Order Management Scenarios: 3.4.1. Configure ERP Requirement Integration 3.4.2. Configure TM requirement and Planning Document Types 3.4.3. Set up and discuss Sales order Scheduling Scenarios 3.5. Perform Transportation Planning activities Selection and Planning Profiles 3.6. Experiment planning with Transportation cockpit Personalize Transportation Cockpit 3.7. Perform Interactive Transportation Planning scenarios 3.7.1. Modal decisions 3.7.2. Pooled Shipments 3.7.3. Automated Planning (Zero Click) 3.7.4. International Ocean Shipments ACHIEVE GOALS • This course will enable participants to grasp in detail the transportation network Configuration, the ECC integration for both master and transactional data as well as the configuration of different planning scenarios. They will build a transportation network using integration to ECC; Setup integration between ECC and TM to support both inbound and outbound transportation requirements; Setup and execute several different planning scenarios related To road and ocean transportation processes using manual and automated planning capabilities. 4. TM CHARGE MANAGEMENT 4.1. Business purpose and key business requirements 4.2. Architecture of Transportation Charge Management 4.3. Master Data – Scale 4.4. Master Data – Rate Table 4.5. Master Data – Calculation Sheet 4.6. Master Data – Agreement 4.7. Forwarding Settlement Document 4.8. Freight Settlement Document 4.9. Transfer Forwarding and Freight Settlement document to SAP ERP 4.10. Brief overview of Business Analytics in SAP TM8.0 with Business Content Viewer (BCV) and Xcelsius ACHIEVE GOALS • Identify customer requirements for configuring and implementing the transportation • charge management module of SAP TM8.0 • Explain the key master data set up for transportation charge management module of • SAP TM8.0 • Explain and demonstrate how to create settlement documents in SAP TM8.0 and • Transfer to SAP ERP.

BASE SAS MODULES Day 1: Introduction to the SAS System Components of Base SAS Software Output Produced by the SAS System Ways to Run SAS Programs Running Programs in the SAS Windowing Environment Introduction to DATA Step Processing The SAS Data Set introduction How the DATA Step Works: A Basic Introduction Supplying Information to Create a SAS Data Set Introduction to Raw Data Examine the Structure of the Raw Data: Factors to Consider Reading Unaligned Data Reading Data That Is Aligned in Columns Reading Data That Requires Special Instructions Reading Unaligned Data with More Flexibility Mixing Styles of Input Day 2: Introduction to Beyond the Basics with Raw Data Using INFILE statement and various options. Testing a Condition before Creating an Observation Creating Multiple Observations from a Single Record Reading Multiple Records to Create a Single Observation Problem Solving: When an Input Record Unexpectedly Does Not have enough values Day 3: Introduction to Starting with SAS Data Sets Understanding the Basics Input SAS Data Set for Examples Reading Selected Observations Reading Selected Variables Creating More Than One Data Set in a Single DATA Step Using the DROP=, KEEP= and WHERE= Data Set Options for Efficiency Introduction to DATA Step Processing Input SAS Data Set for Examples Adding Information to a SAS Data Set Defining Enough Storage Space for Variables Conditionally Deleting an Observation Day 4: Introduction to Working with Numeric Variables About Numeric Variables in SAS Input SAS Data Set for Examples Calculating with Numeric Variables Comparing Numeric Variables Storing Numeric Variables Efficiently Numeric Functions. Day 5: Introduction to Working with Character Variables Input SAS Data Set for Examples Identifying Character Variables and Expressing Character Values Handling Missing Values Creating New Character Values Saving Storage Space by Treating Numbers as Characters Character Functions Day 6: Introduction to Acting on Selected Observations Input SAS Data Set for Examples Selecting Observations Constructing Conditions Comparing Characters Introduction to Creating Subsets of Observations Input SAS Data Set for Examples Selecting Observations for a New SAS Data Set Conditionally Writing Observations to One or More SAS Data Sets Day 7: Introduction to Working with Grouped or Sorted Observations Input SAS Data Set for Examples Working with Grouped Data Working with Sorted Data Introduction to Using More Than One Observation in a Calculation Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Accumulating a Total for an Entire Data Set Obtaining a Total for Each BY Group Writing to Separate Data Sets Using a Value in a Later Observation Day 8: Introduction to Using More Than One Observation in a Calculation Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Accumulating a Total for an Entire Data Set Obtaining a Total for Each BY Group Writing to Separate Data Sets Using a Value in a Later Observation Introduction to Working with Dates Understanding How SAS Handles Dates Input File and SAS Data Set for Examples Entering Dates Displaying Dates Using Dates in Calculations Using SAS Date Functions Comparing Durations and SAS Date Values Day 9: Introduction to Combining SAS Data Sets Definition of Concatenating Definition of Interleaving Definition of Merging Definition of Updating Definition of Modifying 237 Comparing Modifying, Merging, and Updating Data Sets Day 10: Introduction to Concatenating SAS Data Sets Concatenating Data Sets with the SET Statement Concatenating Data Sets Using the APPEND Procedure Choosing between the SET Statement and the APPEND Procedure. Introduction to Interleaving SAS Data Sets Understanding BY-Group Processing Concepts Interleaving Data Sets Day 11: Introduction to Merging SAS Data Sets Understanding the MERGE Statement One-to-One Merging Match-Merging Choosing between One-to-One Merging and Match-Merging Introduction to Updating SAS Data Sets Understanding the UPDATE Statement Understanding How to Sel

SAP Warehouse Management Course Content Introduction to Warehouse Management • Organization Data • Master Data • Transactions • Reports Organization Data Define Warehouse Structure • Warehouse Number • Storage Type • Storage Section • Storage Unit Master Data • Material Master • Storage Bin Transfer Requirement • Create Transfer Requirement Automatically • Create Transfer Requirement Manually • Create Transfer Requirement for Storage Type • Create Transfer Requirement for Material Posting change notice • Create Posting change notice Transfer Order • Number Range for TO • Create TO w.r.t Transfer Requirement • Create TO w.r.t Posting Change Notice No • Create TO w.r.t Storage Unit Number • Create TO w.r.t Material Document • Create TO w.r.t Inbound/Out Bound Delivery • Confirm the Transfer Order • Cancel the Transfer Order Put away Strategies • Next to Empty Bin • Addition to Existing Bin • Bulk Storage • Fixed Bin Strategy • Storage Unit Type Picking Strategies • Shelf Life Expired • FIFO • LIFO • Stringent Picking Business Scenario’s • Goods Receipt Processing with Inbound Delivery • Goods Receipt Processing with out Inbound Delivery • Goods Issue with out Bound Delivery • Goods Issue for Internal Consumption • Stock Transfer from Warehouse Store to Non-Warehouse Store • Stock Transfer from Warehouse to Warehouse Store • Stock Transfer from Non Warehouse-to-Warehouse Store • Stock Transfer from Bin to Bin • Stock Transfer from Stock Type to Stock Type • Multiple Picking Process for TR's/Outbound Deliveries • Two Step Picking and Wave Picks Storage unit management • Define Storage Types with Storage Unit Management • Put away and Picking Strategies with Storage Unit Management • Create Transfer Order with Storage Unit Number Physical Inventory • Create Physical Inventory Record • Enter Count Results • Clear the Difference in WM • Clear the Difference in IM Warehouse movement types • Define Reference Movement Types for WM • Assign Reference Movement Types to WM Movement Types • Define WM Movement Types Search Strategies • Storage Type Search Strategies • Storage Section Search Strategies • Storage Bin Type Search Strategies RFID Overview All Training reference Materials would be provided as a part of the course. SAP ECC 6.0 EHP 5 Server will also be configured as part of this training.(Hands on)

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We offered training on SAP WM (Ware house Management) by industry experienced trainer SAP WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT TRAINING CURRICULUM Introduction to Warehouse Management Warehouse management overview in SAP R/3 Organization Data Warehouse Structure Warehouse Master Data WM Material master view Organization Data Define Warehouse structure Warehouse number Storage type Storage section Storage Bin Picking Area Storage unit Quant etc.. Master Data Material Master Storage bin Transfer Requirement Create Transfer requirement automatically Create Transfer requirement manually Create Transfer requirement for storage type Create Transfer requirement for material Posting change notice Create Posting change notice - PCN Transfer Order Number Range for TO Create TO w.r.t Transfer Requirement Create TO w.r.t Posting change notice no Create TO w.r.t Storage unit Create TO w.r.t Material document Create TO w.r.t Inbound delivery T.O. Creation In Background Confirm the Transfer Order Cancel the Transfer Order Print Transfer Order Inventory Management Activate Automatic T.O. Creation Set Up Auto T.O. Creation for TR's and PCN'S Allow Negative Stocks in Interim Storage Types Goods Movement (IM) Not Allowed for Storage Types Put away Strategies Next to empty bin Fixed Bin Open Storage Addition to existing bin Pallets Fixed bin strategy Picking Strategies Shelf life expired FIFO Stringent FIFO LIFO Warehouse Management Business Scenario's (MM) Goods Receipt processing with inbound delivery (with ASN) Goods receipt processing without inbound delivery Goods issue for internal consumption Replenishment Control for Storage Type Warehouse movement types Define reference movement types for WM Assign reference movement types to WM movement types Search Strategies Storage type search strategies Storage section search strategies Storage bin type search strategies Physical Inventory Create Physical inventory record Enter count results Clear the difference in WM Clear the difference in IM Batch Management in WM Condition Tables Access Sequence Strategy Types WM Batch Search Procedure Batch Status in WM Characteristics and class SLED In Batch in WM Manual And Automatic Batch Display In WM Integration WM with QM WM with PP WM with SD User Exists and Standard WM Reports Cross Docking Overview Home Why Us Online Training Register Privacy Policy Contact Us Please call arun on 9845382820 Techsys, Basaveshwaranagar, (near havanoor Circle) Bangalore - 79

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NVQ Level 5 (Diploma) Diploma in Construction Safety Management: Diploma in Construction Safety is a Specialized Health & Safety qualification who has a professional background in the Civil & Industrial Line Construction areas. The basic health and Safety Practices along with a Construction Safety Project will enable the professional to work in the Inspector Level, FSA auditor level or Managerial jobs in Civil Industries as well as engineering industries. The 70% of major industries require direct or indirect construction practices, where the engineer or Manager certified in Safety will be recognized as a qualified person. Qualification Level: V Professional Level Program (Student is eligible to have a 1Year Free Professional Forum Membership) Eligibility: Any Graduation / Any Diploma / 10+2 with minimum 1Year of Experience in Construction Industries Duration: 1 Year STUDY ACADEMICS (6 x 25Working Days = 150 hrs / LMS – 1 year program) SUBJECTS • Introduction • Safety Measures in Excavation Jobs • Safety Measures in Tunnel and Shaft Excavation • Demolitions • Storage, Transportation, Handling And Use of Explosives, Gases and Other Flammable Materials • Drilling and loading • Construction Fall Protection • Construction Machinery Safeties • Plants and Machinery • Fire Prevention and Protection • Electrical Safety Measures (Do’s And Don’ts) • Housekeeping and Work Environment Control And Occupational Health Measures • Trade Safety Rules • Tools: Hand & Power • Definitions and Glossary of Terms • Health Hazards in Construction • Controlling Noise on Construction Sites

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Duration: 40 Hours Audience ? Professionals seeking career in SAP Consulting ? SAP End Users ? SAP Consultants Course Content 1. SAP Overview & Navigations ? Introduction to SAP ? Types of SAP Projects and terms associated with it ? Logon to SAP system & Navigations 2. Organizational Levels ? SAP MM Organizational Levels & it's importance: ? Company Code ? Plant ? Storage Location ? Purchasing Organization ? Purchasing Group 3. Master Data: ? Material Master ? Material Views ? Material Types ? Vendor Master ? Account Group, Reconciliation Account, Partner Roles ? Purchasing Info Records (PIR) ? Source List 4. SAP Procurement Cycle 5. Purchasing Documents: ? Purchase Requisition ? Purchase Order ? Outline Agreements: Contracts & Scheduling Agreements 6. Procurement Processes: ? Procurement for Stock ? Procurement for Consumption ? Procurement of External Services ? Special Procurement Processes: ? Subcontracting Process ? Consignment Process 7. Reports in Purchasing 8. SAP MM Posting Period 9. Inventory Management: ? Goods Receipt ? Goods Issue ? Transfer Posting ? Stock Transfer 10. Physical Inventory Process 11. Logistics Invoice Verification (LIV) ? Invoice, Subsequent Debit, Credit Memo, Subsequent Credit 12. SAP MM Customization: ? Enterprise Structure ? Customization related to Purchasing: ? Number Ranges ? PO Release Procedure ? Price Determination Procedure ? Split Valuation ? Material Types, Number ranges for Material & Accounting Document, MIGO personal Settings, ? Automatic Account Determination ? Attributes of System Messages (Error, Warning) 13. SAP Projects related roadmap & terminologies

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Introduction to DevOps What is DevOps? DevOps definitions DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle DevOps main objectives Development SDLC: Waterfall & Agile Dev vs. Ops IaaS Overview Paas Overview Saas Overview DevOps on the Cloud Introduction to Linux Linux Introduction, Principles & Linux distro Command line utilities & Basic commands Linux File system Text Editors (VIM) Filters & I/O Redirections Users & Group administration File permissions & Ownerships Sudo Software Management: Red Hat & Ubuntu Useful tools: ssh, telnet, scp, rsync, disk utilities, backups etc. Service & Process management Systems and HW stats Vagrant Introduction Hypervisors Why is Vagrant Virtual Box Installation and Configuration Installing Virtual box Creating first VM with Vagrant Connecting to the VM Introduction to Cloud computing What is cloud computing DevOps & Cloud

Introduction to DevOps What is DevOps? DevOps definitions DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle DevOps main objectives Infrastructure As A Code IaaS Overview Paas Overview DevOps on the Cloud Prerequisites for DevOps Introduction to Linux Basics of UNIX and Linux Operating Systems Linux System administration introduction Tools (Jenkins, Chef,puppet) Continuous Testing and Integration Continuous Release and Deployment Continuous Application Monitoring Software Configuration Management - Course content 1. Software Configuration Management - Overview 2. Software Configuration Management services 3. SCM systems and complete scm systems 4. Source code maintenance: Subversion, GIT, and Perforce a. Source code maintenance: Subversion i. svnadmin ii. svnlook iii. svndumpfilter iv. svnrdump v. svnsync vi. How Subversion saves disk space b. Source code maintenance: Perforce i. Getting files from the service ii. Referring to files in Perforce iii. Working with files iv. Codeline Management v. Creating a codeline

Introduction to DevOps •What is DevOps? •DevOps definitions •DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle •DevOps main objectives •Development SDLC: Waterfall & Agile •Dev vs. Ops •IaaS Overview •Paas Overview •Saas Overview •DevOps on the Cloud Introduction to Linux •Linux Introduction, Principles & Linux distro •Command line utilities & Basic commands •Linux File system •Text Editors (VIM) •Filters & I/O Redirections •Users & Group administration •File permissions & Ownerships •Sudo •Software Management: Red Hat & Ubuntu •Useful tools: ssh, telnet, scp, rsync, disk utilities, backups etc. •Service & Process management •Systems and HW stats Vagrant •Introduction •Hypervisors •Why is Vagrant •Virtual Box •Installation and Configuration •Installing Virtual box •Creating first VM with Vagrant •Connecting to the VM Introduction to Cloud computing

Introduction to Computer •Objectives •What is Computer? •Components of Computer System •Concept of Hardware and Software •Introduction •Representation of Data/Information •Concept of Data Processing •Application of IECT Introduction to GUI based Operating System •Introduction •Objectives •Basic of Operating System •The User Interface •Operating System Simple Setting •File and Directory Management •Types of File Elements of Word Processing •Introduction •Objectives •Word Processing Basics •Opening and Closing Documents •Text creation and Manipulation •Formatting the Text •Table Manipulation Spread sheet •Introduction •Objectives •Elements of Electronic Spreadsheet •Manipulation Of cells •Function and Charts Computer Communication and Internet •Introduction •Objectives •Basic of Computer Network •Internet •Services on Internet •Preparing Computer for Internet Access WWW and Web Browser •Introduction •Objectives •Web Browsing Software •Configuring Web Browser •Search Engines Communication and Collaboration •Introduction •Objectives •Basic of E-mail •Using E-mails •Advance E-mail Features •Instant Messaging and Collaboration Making Small Presentations •Introduction •Objectives •Basics •Creation Of Presentation •Preparation Of Slide •Providing Aesthetics •Presentation of Slides •Slide show For more details contact us on /.

Introduction to DevOps What is DevOps? DevOps definitions DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle DevOps main objectives Infrastructure As A Code IaaS Overview Paas Overview DevOps on the Cloud Prerequisites for DevOps Introduction to Linux Basics of UNIX and Linux Operating Systems Linux System administration introduction Tools (Jenkins, Chef,puppet) Continuous Testing and Integration Continuous Release and Deployment Continuous Application Monitoring Software Configuration Management - Course content 1. Software Configuration Management - Overview 2. Software Configuration Management services 3. SCM systems and complete scm systems 4. Source code maintenance: Subversion, GIT, and Perforce a. Source code maintenance: Subversion i. svnadmin ii. svnlook

Introduction to DevOps What is DevOps? DevOps definitions DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle DevOps main objectives Infrastructure As A Code IaaS Overview Paas Overview DevOps on the Cloud Prerequisites for DevOps Introduction to Linux Basics of UNIX and Linux Operating Systems Linux System administration introduction Tools (Jenkins, Chef,puppet) Continuous Testing and Integration Continuous Release and Deployment Continuous Application Monitoring Software Configuration Management - Course content 1. Software Configuration Management - Overview 2. Software Configuration Management services 3. SCM systems and complete scm systems 4. Source code maintenance: Subversion, GIT, and Perforce a. Source code maintenance: Subversion i. svnadmin

Introduction to DevOps What is DevOps? DevOps definitions DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle DevOps main objectives Development SDLC: Waterfall & Agile Dev vs. Ops IaaS Overview Paas Overview Saas Overview DevOps on the Cloud Introduction to Linux Linux Introduction, Principles & Linux distro Command line utilities & Basic commands Linux File system Text Editors (VIM) Filters & I/O Redirections Users & Group administration File permissions & Ownerships Sudo Software Management: Red Hat & Ubuntu Useful tools: ssh, telnet, scp, rsync, disk utilities, backups etc. Service & Process management Systems and HW stats Vagrant Introduction Hypervisors Why is Vagrant

Introduction to Windows Power Shell What Is Windows PowerShell? Windows Power Shell Architecture Overview of Cmdlet’s Working with Cmdlet’s Getting Cmdlet help Navigating Cmdlets Tab Expansion, Aliases, and History Understanding Variables, Arrays, Operators Variables and Data Types Variable Scopes Collections Arithmetic operators Conditional operators Building Pipelines, Filters & Formatting data Using Pipelines Filtering and Iterating Through the Pipeline Recording Objects in a Pipeline Formatting data Managing Windows Operating system Managing Processes Viewing, Starting, and Stopping Services Creating windows user accounts & Groups Managing event viewer Managing schedule jobs Managing roles and features Administering Remote Computers Using Basic Remoting Using Advanced Remoting Techniques Using Remoting Sessions Enable Remoting on the Local Computer Performing One-to-One Remoting Performing One-to-Many Remoting Introduction to Scripting with Windows PowerShell Writing Windows PowerShell Scripts Script Parameters Security in Windows PowerShell Customizing Windows PowerShell with Profiles Implementing Flow Control and Conditions Controlling the Flow of Execution Within Scripts Iteration Flow Control Developing and Using Functions Functions, Filters and Modules, Error Handling Functions and Filters Scripting with Functions and Parameters Modules Error Handling Script Debugging Working with Files, the Registry, Profiles Using Data Stores Using Providers Filtering and Selecting with Regular Expressions Implementing Event Log Management Persisting Objects in Files Managing the Windows Operating System Using WMI Introduction to WMI and WMI Objects Managing Disks and Disk Volumes Using Windows PowerShell with WMI Managing Shadow Copies Using Windows PowerShell with WMI Managing Shared Folders with Windows PowerShell and WMI Administering Microsoft Active Directory® with Windows PowerShell Administering Domains and Forests Using.NET Objects Managing User Accounts and Groups Using ADSI Managing Relationships Between Users and Groups Administering Group Policy in Windows PowerShell Using COM Managing GPOs Using the GPMC COM Interface Managing Group Policy Objects Reporting Group Policy

Introduction to DevOps What is DevOps? DevOps definitions DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle DevOps main objectives Infrastructure As A Code IaaS Overview Paas Overview DevOps on the Cloud Prerequisites for DevOps Introduction to Linux Basics of UNIX and Linux Operating Systems Linux System administration introduction Tools (Jenkins, Chef,puppet) Continuous Testing and Integration Continuous Release and Deployment Continuous Application Monitoring Software Configuration Management - Course content

Introduction of SAP Quality Management (QM) is an integral part of the logistics function and within the SAP system it is fully integrated with complementary components including Material Management (MM), Plant Maintenance (PM) and Production Planning (PP). Quality management is important to the warehouse, inspecting incoming material as it arrives at the facility and for manufacturing operations, where the quality of in-process items are checked, during manufacturing process and finished goods are inspected before they reach the warehouse.