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Component: SCM-APO-PPS
Component Name: Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling
Description: Minimum interval between two activities of an order. Due to procedural or technical creation restrictions, the time interval between two activities must not fall below the process-related minimum interval. For finite scheduling with consideration of relationships, the system retains the process-related minimum interval.
Key Concepts: Process-related minimum interval is a feature of the Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling (PPS) component of SAP's Supply Chain Management (SCM) module. It is used to define the minimum amount of time that must pass between two production processes. This ensures that production processes are not started too soon, which can lead to inefficiencies and delays. How to use it: The process-related minimum interval can be set up in the PPS component of SCM. The user can define the minimum amount of time that must pass between two production processes, as well as the type of production process (e.g., batch, continuous, etc.). The user can also specify whether the interval should be measured in hours, days, or weeks. Tips & Tricks: When setting up the process-related minimum interval, it is important to consider the type of production process and the amount of time needed for each step. For example, if a batch process requires a long setup time, then a longer minimum interval may be necessary. Additionally, it is important to consider any external factors that may affect the production process, such as supplier lead times or customer demand. Related Information: The process-related minimum interval is just one of many features available in SAP's SCM module. Other features include capacity planning, material requirements planning (MRP), and supply chain optimization. Additionally, SAP offers a variety of tools and services to help users get the most out of their SCM system.