What is planning approach in SAP SRD-TRL - GLO-Translation?

SAP Term: planning approach

• Component: SRD-TRL

• Component Name: GLO-Translation

• Description: A method of handling planning so that it focuses on a particular planning characteristic. Examples of planning approaches include planning by product and planning by supply planning area.

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• Key Concepts: 
  The SAP term “planning approach” refers to the process of creating a plan for a project or task. It involves setting goals, determining the resources needed, and outlining the steps to achieve the desired outcome. The SRD-TRL GLO-Translation component is a tool that helps with this process by providing a translation of global language terms into local language terms. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the SRD-TRL GLO-Translation component, first identify the global language terms that need to be translated. Then, enter those terms into the tool and select the local language you want them translated into. The tool will then provide you with the corresponding local language terms. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the SRD-TRL GLO-Translation component, it is important to double check that all of the terms have been correctly translated. Additionally, it is helpful to keep track of which global language terms have been translated and which ones still need to be translated. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The SRD-TRL GLO-Translation component is part of SAP’s Globalization Services suite of tools, which provides support for internationalization and localization of applications. Additionally, SAP offers a variety of other planning tools that can help with project and task planning, such as SAP Business Planning and Consolidation (BPC) and SAP Strategic Enterprise Management (SEM).