What is context in SAP EPM-SCP - Supply Chain Performance Management?

SAP Term: context

• Component: EPM-SCP

• Component Name: Supply Chain Performance Management

• Description: The design time of a scorecard in SAP BusinessObjects . A context is comprised of perspectives, such as Customer and Financial. Those are categories of strategic objectives, such Improve Delivery Performance and Reduce Costs. Objectives have selected KPIs assigned to them. A context contains common dimensions across all KPIs.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Context is a term used in SAP EPM-SCP Supply Chain Performance Management to refer to the environment in which a particular process or task is being performed. It includes the data, settings, and other information that are relevant to the task. Context helps to ensure that the right data is used for the right purpose.
  
  How to use it: 
  In SAP EPM-SCP Supply Chain Performance Management, context is used to ensure that the right data is used for the right purpose. For example, when creating a report, context can be used to ensure that only the relevant data is included in the report. Context can also be used to set up specific parameters for a process or task, such as setting up a budget or forecasting a demand.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When setting up context in SAP EPM-SCP Supply Chain Performance Management, it is important to make sure that all of the relevant data and settings are included. This will help ensure that the process or task runs smoothly and accurately. Additionally, it is important to keep context up-to-date so that any changes in the environment are reflected in the context.
  
  Related Information: 
  Context is an important concept in many areas of SAP software, including SAP EPM-SCP Supply Chain Performance Management. For more information on context and how it can be used in SAP software, please refer to the official SAP documentation.