Sap Ag

Muhammad M Alam

Sam S Hwang

Ruediger Meyfarth

Rama Koti R Konatham

Gaurav Sharma

Andreas Schoknecht

Joachim Muenter

A business object model, which reflects data that is used during a given business transaction, is utilized to generate interfaces. This business object model facilitates commercial transactions by providing consistent interfaces that are suitable for use across industries, across businesses, and across different departments within a business during a business transaction. In some operations, software creates, updates, or otherwise processes information related to an automatic identification label, an automatic identification label device, and/or an automatic identification label device observation business object.

Managing consistent interfaces for automatic identification label business objects across heterogeneous systems

The present invention provides a control system interface for accessing a plurality of functions relating to a flexible order transaction system.

Control system interface for flexible order transaction system

Control system interface for flexible order transaction sytem

A method and system for changing an order for a product where production of the order is currently in progress in a flexible order transaction system and where yield, scrap, and work-in-process (WIP) are calculated for reporting points in the order process and are transferred to the new order for the new product. The transfer from the original order to the new order occurs at several mapped reporting points in the product change action. Unmapped scrap, WIP, and/or component and resource usage may be transferred to the new order at preceding or subsequent mapped reporting points from the original order to the new order.

Method and system for changing an order in a flexible order transaction system

A method and system for merging an order with a surviving order where production of the order is currently in progress in a flexible order transaction system where yield, scrap, and work-in-process (WIP) are calculated for reporting points in the merging order process and yield, scrap, and work-in-process units are transferred from reporting points in the merging order to reporting points in the surviving order. The transfer from the merging order to the surviving order occurring at several mapped reporting points for the single merge order action. Unmapped scrap, WIP, and/or component and resource usage may be transferred to the surviving order at preceding or subsequent mapped reporting points in the merging order.

Method and system for merging orders in a flexible order transaction system

A method and system for splitting an order in a flexible order transaction system where yield, scrap, and work-in-process (WIP) are calculated for reporting points in the parent order process and certain yield, scrap, and/or work-in-process units are transferred from reporting points in the parent order to mapped reporting points in the child order. The transfer from the parent order to the child order being possible at several mapped reporting points for the single split order action. If the WIP to be transferred at a mapped reporting point exceeds the available WIP, WIP may be taken from preceding or subsequent reporting points.

Method and system for splitting an order in a flexible order transaction system

A method and system for integrating cost when an order is changed and the order is currently in production using a flexible order transaction system involving the detailed mapping of the costs to the yield and scrap that are transferred as a result of the change in the order. The transfer from the original order to the new order occurs at several mapped reporting points as a result of the order change.

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Muhammad M Alam