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Transportation Management with SAP LES

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In this introduction, the vision and thoughts upon which this book is<br />

based will be laid out. In addition, you find an overview of the individual<br />

chapters.<br />

1 Introduction<br />

This book will give you a detailed and comprehensive description of shipping and<br />

transportation system processes. Here, employees in the Shipping department,<br />

programmers, managers, and consultants dealing <strong>with</strong> logistics will find practical<br />

knowledge about all aspects of delivery processing <strong>with</strong> <strong>SAP</strong> software.<br />

However, the level of detail is limited in the book due to page constraints. This<br />

is particularly the case in the areas of picking, scheduling, dangerous goods management,<br />

EDI processing, and shipment cost settlement. So, the focus will be on<br />

editing these processes manually in the <strong>SAP</strong> system.<br />

This book is intended to help you understand the mapping of processes in the <strong>SAP</strong><br />

system, and the basic knowledge acquired here will help you deepen your understanding<br />

of certain functions and experiment <strong>with</strong> different buttons and icons.<br />

Target Audience<br />

This book is intended for users and employees in the shipping department. I will<br />

introduce them to options for modifying <strong>SAP</strong> programs <strong>with</strong> their own variants<br />

and list layouts, so that the system can best support their daily work. Employees<br />

<strong>with</strong> a deeper understanding of the programming logic often find it useful to have<br />

a quick look at the correct tables and customizing paths. These tips can be found<br />

in the gray boxes <strong>with</strong> the title “Technical Information About ….”<br />

The technical notes are also helpful for programmers, who should refer to these<br />

tables when developing proprietary processes. Consider using these <strong>SAP</strong> standard<br />

tables as much as possible when you deal <strong>with</strong> the control of processes that are<br />

supposed to be integrated into the <strong>SAP</strong> system.<br />

Personal Copy for Tina Mastrup, user id 9f19c686-d5e1-4016-94fd-ebc72e1b8f7e<br />

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