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SAP SCM 7.0: Execution capabilities in TMS and WMS modules

SAP SCM 7.0: Execution capabilities in TMS and WMS modules

Date: May 11, 2010

Thinking of a move to SAP SCM 7.0? In this video, learn more about the manufacturing execution-related capabilities in the SAP Transportation Management and Warehouse Management modules. Patni Americas Vice President Valerian Harris discusses the strengths and weaknesses, as well as whether upgrades or migrations are necessary.

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