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Component: SCM-APO-MD
Component Name: Master Data
Description: Length of time during which no breaks are made: for example, between the start of work and the first break. A work span does not refer to the length of a workday or a shift. It can be the length of a shift. However, a shift can also consist of several work spans, interspersed with breaks.
Key Concepts: Work span is a term used in SAP SCM-APO-MD Master Data to refer to the time period during which a certain activity or task is expected to be completed. It is usually expressed in terms of start and end dates. The work span can be used to plan and manage resources, as well as to track progress and performance. How to use it: In SAP SCM-APO-MD Master Data, work span can be used to define the duration of a task or activity. This can be done by entering the start and end dates for the task or activity. The work span can then be used to plan and manage resources, as well as to track progress and performance. Tips & Tricks: When defining the work span for a task or activity, it is important to consider the resources available and the time needed to complete the task or activity. This will help ensure that the work span is realistic and achievable. Related Information: Work span is closely related to resource planning, which is an important part of SAP SCM-APO-MD Master Data. Resource planning involves allocating resources such as personnel, materials, and equipment in order to complete tasks or activities within a given time frame.