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    The document discusses 6 scenarios for applying SAP in the textile industry. 1) For spinning industries, SAP can be used with a make-to-stock and make-to-order strategy using discrete manufacturing to trace costs at the order level. 2) For weaving dyed fabrics, SAP can use discrete manufacturing and variant configuration to handle configurable materials and make-to-order scenarios. 3) For weaving grey fabrics, SAP can use a make-to-stock or make-to-order strategy with simple BOM and routing under discrete manufacturing.

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    The document discusses 6 scenarios for applying SAP in the textile industry. 1) For spinning industries, SAP can be used with a make-to-stock and make-to-order strategy using discrete manufacturing to trace costs at the order level. 2) For weaving dyed fabrics, SAP can use discrete manufacturing and variant configuration to handle configurable materials and make-to-order scenarios. 3) For weaving grey fabrics, SAP can use a make-to-stock or make-to-order strategy with simple BOM and routing under discrete manufacturing.

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    The document discusses 6 scenarios for applying SAP in the textile industry. 1) For spinning industries, SAP can be used with a make-to-stock and make-to-order strategy using discrete manufacturing to trace costs at the order level. 2) For weaving dyed fabrics, SAP can use discrete manufacturing and variant configuration to handle configurable materials and make-to-order scenarios. 3) For weaving grey fabrics, SAP can use a make-to-stock or make-to-order strategy with simple BOM and routing under discrete manufacturing.

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    SAP in Textile industry

    1. The Followig are the scenarios that are applicable for the textile industry. Scenario-1:For Spinning Industries From Cotton - Yarn = Spinning *For this we can go with Strategy 10,20 - Make to stock and make to order scenario. *You can have Simple Bom,Routing,Production version etc. * We need work with Discrete manufacturing principle where one order will be created at each stage. * Discrete orders will help them to trace the cost at the order level - which is very important for the Spinning industry

    Scenario-2:For Weaving of Yarn dyed fabrics *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle Yarn dyed fabrics - which is the FG- Has to be created as Configurable material and work with make to order scenario *Neeed Super bom *Need Routing *This shoule exclusively use the Variant configuration *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle *Costing will be done at the Sales order level. *Discrete orders will help them to trace the cost at the order level Scenario-3:For Weaving of Grey Fabrics We need to work with Make to stock / Make to order Strategy ie)10,20 *this will have a simple BOM,Routing etc.. *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle Scenario-4:Dyeing industry - ( exclusively for the MTO yarn dyed fabrics) Dyeing industry - ( exclusively for the MTO yarn dyed fabrics) *Where the shades will be changing each and every fabric *Neeed Super bom *Need Routing *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle This shoule exclusively use the Variant configuration

    Scenario-5:Dyeing of Polyster yarns with standardshades

    Dyeing industry _For Polyster yarns( For the Aftermarket business where we have set of Shade bank- or we repeatedly produce the same shade) *We can use the Variant material concept *This is a derivative fromt the configurable material *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle Or PP- PI can also be used Scenario-6:Knitting industry -Grey fabric *For this we can go with Strategy 10,20 - Make to stock and make to order scenario. *You can have Simple Bom,Routing,Production version etc. *We can work with Discrete manufacutring Scenario-6:Knitting industry -Yarn dyed fabric *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle Yarn dyed fabrics - which is the FG- Has to be created as Configurable material and work with make to order scenario *Neeed Super bom *Need Routing *This shoule exclusively use the Variant configuration *We can work with Discrete manufacturing principle

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