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Component: SCM-APO-SNP
Component Name: Supply Network Planning (SNP)
Description: The quantity of the product that would have to be disposed of in the given period of time. Depends on the shelf life of the product and the current demand situation.
Key Concepts: Projected Wastage Quantity is a term used in SAP Supply Network Planning (SNP). It is the quantity of material that is expected to be wasted during the production process. This quantity is calculated based on the planned production order and the expected yield of the material. How to use it: The projected wastage quantity can be used to determine the amount of material that needs to be ordered for a production order. The projected wastage quantity can be found in the SNP planning book. It can also be used to calculate the total cost of production, as it takes into account the cost of wasted material. Tips & Tricks: It is important to keep track of the projected wastage quantity, as it can help you plan for future production orders and ensure that you have enough material on hand. Additionally, it can help you identify areas where you may need to adjust your production process in order to reduce wastage. Related Information: The projected wastage quantity is related to other terms such as planned order quantity, safety stock, and available-to-promise (ATP) quantity. All of these terms are used in SNP planning and can help you manage your supply chain more effectively.