SAP Varient Configuration Project
In my Enterprise Systems Configuration class, we were assigned a semester long project that
involved choosing a module within SAP and implementing it into our client. By the end of the
semester our newly configured module was to be fully functional.
Variant configuration was chosen as the topic of the project after a large west-Michigan based
company came in to speak to our class about it. Speaking about how many different combinations
of one product they have and how SAP manages to keep track of all the parts sparked the interest
of my group.
The following are some images that were captured throughout the configuration
process of the project:
This image represents a bill of materials that we created for a variant skateboard.
Here is an image of the complex classification process.
involved choosing a module within SAP and implementing it into our client. By the end of the
semester our newly configured module was to be fully functional.
Variant configuration was chosen as the topic of the project after a large west-Michigan based
company came in to speak to our class about it. Speaking about how many different combinations
of one product they have and how SAP manages to keep track of all the parts sparked the interest
of my group.
The following are some images that were captured throughout the configuration
process of the project:
This image represents a bill of materials that we created for a variant skateboard.
Here is an image of the complex classification process.