Standard Analyses
Standard analyses offer a wide range of possibilities for analyzing data. The standard analysis provides you with a whole spectrum of functions which enable you to target specific data for detailed analyses.
The information structures provide the data basis for the standard analyses.
You can find out which standard analyses are available in the individual information systems in Standard Analyses of the Information Systems .
In each standard analysis you can specify the range of the data to be analyzed by using various selection options. You can either predefine the key figures that you want to analyze or choose them interactively during the analysis itself.
Evaluation Functions
A drill-down function allows you to vary the level of detail in which the information is displayed. You can specify the sequence in which the levels of information are displayed or you can follow the predefined analysis path, known as a standard drill-down sequence.
At each level, you can carry out a wide range of additional functions, including cumulative frequency curves , ABC analysis , correlation, classification, dual classification , and ranking lists. All results can be displayed in the form of graphics .
In the Shop Floor Information System, you can also use a Gantt diagram and an input-output diagram.
Selection Versions
The data selected for a standard analysis can be saved in the form of a selection version , and can be called up again at a later stage. You can thus carry out data selection in the background at any time. Selection versions also enable you to predefine the way in which you view the data. You can find a description of the numerous possibilities offered by selection versions in Selection Versions