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Component: SRM-CM
Component Name: SRM Category Management
Description: The difference between the planned objective value and addressed objective value for a program or category.
Key Concepts: Unaddressed Objective Value (UOV) is a term used in SAP SRM-CM Category Management. It is a measure of the value that has not been realized from a category due to the lack of an appropriate strategy or plan. UOV is calculated by subtracting the current value of the category from its potential value. How to use it: UOV can be used to identify areas of improvement in a category and to prioritize strategies and plans for achieving the maximum value from the category. It can also be used to measure the success of a category management strategy or plan by comparing the UOV before and after implementation. Tips & Tricks: When calculating UOV, it is important to consider both the current and potential values of the category. This will ensure that the UOV accurately reflects the value that has not been realized from the category. Related Information: UOV is closely related to Total Addressable Value (TAV), which is a measure of the total potential value of a category. TAV can be used in conjunction with UOV to identify areas of improvement and prioritize strategies for achieving maximum value from a category.