Answer / arshad

It Stands for...Supplier Relationship Management.

Answer / sanbhush

Supplier Relationship Management.

Answer / varaghamurthy ck

SRM stands for Supplier Relationship Management.

It's very effective for the companies which has large
number of users whom can directly purchase the material
using the Shopping Cart screen for which the materials can
be selected from the available Catalogs.

It's a extended form of ERP where data gets transferred
between SAP R/3 and the SRM screen(vice versa)which will
work in Internet so that the every Vendor coordination will
be more better and which will fully avoid the paper work
and unwanted confusions.

Answer / senthil m

SRM Stands for Supplier Relationship Management

And, It will help us to increase the procurement process
efficiency.

Answer / sreekanth

SRM stands for Supplier Relationship Management.

Answer / avinash

SRM Stand for Supplier Relation Management

What is the use of configuring number ranges in SRM?

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What is SRM?

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Is it possible to integrate procurement function between SAP ERP and SAP SRM function?

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What is SRM and why should a company add this module to its SAP application?

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What number ranges can be configured in srm ?

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How is srm used?

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What is difference between public and restricted bid invitation?

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What attributes are assigned in the org structure. What purpose do they serve?

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• 1.Name some of basis steps associatted with the configuration of SRM ? • 2. Why do you configure number ranges in SRM ? • 3. What number ranges to be configured in SRM ? • 4. Why do you create internal number ranges for Local bid invitations ? • 5. What is difference between SRM Vendor list and Sourse list from R/3 ? • 6. How do you define the ITS URL ? • 7. What is SRM equalent terminology for Material group material master ? • 8. If you want to replicate only a subset of material group to SRM Product categories ? how it can be accomplished ? • 9. In disconnected mode how many local system should be connected / defined? • 10. How often must be define Org unit address ? • 11. Is there any thing special about replicating vendors in the org plan ? • 12. What are some of non –MM objects, that must be replicated in SRM system ? • 13. If you are replicating from R/3 back end , and some thing is stuck in the queue in R/3 , WHAT CAN YOU DO ? • 14. What you can do to see if you have a queue in EBP? • 15. Is there is any thing in particular that needs to be done to a user or vendor to make them a valid part of SRM? ANS : Bussiness partner of organaisation unit does not exists . • 16. What purpose does SRM Org structure serve? • 17. What are some of the most important attributes assigned in the org structure, and what are there purposes? • 18. What is the purposes of forword work item attribute ( forword_wi ) ? • 19. What is the significance of product category is in SRM? • 20. How do you make catalogue link appear for a user ? • 21. Do vendors exists in SRM system ? Or do you use the back end vendors ? • 22. What is the T-code used to replicate vendor master from back end in SRM ? • 23. How do you know if shopping cart generate a PR or PO ? • 24. How do you control which catalogs a user sees ?] • 25.How can you automate vendor replicate in SRM ? • 26. How does SRM maintain synchronization with the back end R/3 system ? • 27. Can tax calculation can be disabled? • 28. Why should I mark the standard approval work flows as a general task ? • 29 What is the purchasing organization hierarchy ? • 30. What is the middleware used for ? • 31. How do you define logical systems for initial download? • 32. What is purpose of a document type? How does this apply to PR? To PO? • 33. How are the product categories represented in R3?

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Why Client implemented EC but not Classic when they have strong ECC?

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Discuss about the benefits that SAP SRNI brings to a business ?

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which companies use sap srm?how srm works?

0 Answers   IBM,