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 Requirement Prioritization

Use

The standard functions of the Materials Management component for requirement prioritization are enhanced by the following functions in the Defense Forces and Public Security component:

Definition of organizational priority of a force element

Prioritized materials planning

Integration

The following graphic illustrates the overall relationship between priorities:

The connection of the force elements to the standard functions is achieved using the plant/storage-location combination of the requesting force element.

Prerequisites

You are familiar with requirement prioritization. For more information, see

SAP Library under SAP ERP Central Component Logistics Materials Management (MM) Purchasing (MM-PUR) Further Functions Requirement Prioritization

in Customizing under Materials Management General Settings for Materials Management Requirement Prioritization

Features

The following component-specific functions are available:

Organizational priority of a force element

The organizational priority specifies what priority a force element has when material requisitions are determined.

You can manually assign the organizational priority to a force element (with MRP area) on the logistics data tab page of the Structures Workbench . The system determines the organizational priority in the documents on the basis of the receiving storage location (and thus the receiving force element).

To this end, you define the desired values for the organizational priority in Customizing by choosing Materials ManagementGeneral Settings for Materials ManagementRequirement PrioritizationDefine Organizational Priorities .

Manual Customizing entries for prioritizing storage locations (IMG activity Assign Plants and Storage Locations ) are not required. If an organizational priority has already been assigned to the force element, the system carries out the plant/storage location assignment automatically when a force element is activated.

Prioritized materials planning

For more information, see

Prioritized Materials Planning: Batch Control

Prioritized Planning: User Control