Why Supply Chain Costs Rise Even When Demand Is Stable & How to Fix It
Supply chain costs rise even when demand is flat because most of the cost sits in how the work is done, not in how much you sell. Half-empty trucks, badly…
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SD Delivery Split Criteria in S/4HANA and Their Impact on Transportation
SAP can create separate deliveries when relevant delivery-combination or split criteria differ. The most common ones are shipping point, ship-to party, delivery date, route and shipping conditions. Those splits decide…
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What Is Blocking Shipment Consolidation in SAP TM Planning?
If your Freight Units look correct but still won’t combine, check in this order: Were they even selected into the same planning run? If not, nothing else matters. Can one…
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Too Many Freight Orders Created in SAP TM? How to Find the Real Cause
If SAP TM is creating too many Freight Orders and your planners are regrouping deliveries manually, then you need to analyse the following- The planning run first. Time windows, incompatibilities,…
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SAP LGM vs SAP EWM: Which Warehouse Solution Is Right for Your Business?
Introduction – Choosing the Right SAP Warehouse Solution Is No Longer Simple Every S/4HANA programme has a site like this one. Four hundred lines a day, two people running it,…
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Why Supply Chain Costs Keep Rising Without an Increase in Demand : 6 Hidden Cost Drivers and How to Fix Them
Most businesses face the challenge that even if demand is stable, they see a significant increase in supply chain costs, but they are unable to figure out how to fix…
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Why Physical Counts Keep Failing Even When SAP EWM Is Working Correctly
The problem usually isn't your counting. It's the lag between what the warehouse physically does and what SAP EWM has actually recorded. Quick answer Physical counts don't match SAP EWM…
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SAP EWM Stock Inconsistency: Why It Happens and How to Fix It
It's a normal morning. A picker heads over to grab twelve units for a priority order, and the system's sure they're there. The bin is empty. Over in the next…
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Why Freight Costs Keep Rising (Even When Shipment Volumes Don’t)
Freight costs keep leaking because something is broken in your operation — not because of one big, obvious bill. The money drains slowly through poor transportation planning, warehouse delays, wrong carrier and…
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Why LTL Shipping Costs Keep Rising: Know How to Reduce Empty Trailer Space
Are your LTL shipping costs rising even when carrier rates stay roughly flat? The problem is rarely with the carrier. In most companies, the money leaks out through operations: trailers…