What is 'planning run' in SAP SCM-APO-EMS - Enhanced Maintenance and Service Planning?

planning run - Overview

• Component: SCM-APO-EMS

• Component Name: Enhanced Maintenance and Service Planning

• Description: A system process of finite scheduling to match the maintenance demands to the available service areas. During a planning run, the system generates slots and work packages according to the planning type defined by the demand's maintenance profile. At the end of the planning run, the resulting slot plan and resource load chart appears. As a result of the planning run, the system updates the affected slots and work packages.

planning run - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  A planning run is a process in SAP SCM-APO-EMS Enhanced Maintenance and Service Planning that allows users to create and manage plans for maintenance and service activities. It is used to generate a plan for the maintenance and service activities that need to be performed in order to meet customer requirements. The planning run can be used to generate a plan for a single activity or multiple activities. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the planning run, users must first define the parameters of the plan, such as the start date, end date, and duration of the plan. Once these parameters are set, users can then enter the details of the activities that need to be performed. The planning run will then generate a plan based on these parameters and activities. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a planning run, it is important to ensure that all of the necessary parameters are set correctly. This will ensure that the plan generated is accurate and meets customer requirements. Additionally, it is important to review the plan generated by the planning run before it is implemented. This will help ensure that any potential issues are identified and addressed before they become problems. 
  
  Related Information: 
  For more information on SAP SCM-APO-EMS Enhanced Maintenance and Service Planning, please refer to the official SAP documentation. Additionally, there are many