What is average footprint per unit in SAP SUS-PFM - Product Footprint Management?

SAP Term: average footprint per unit

• Component: SUS-PFM

• Component Name: Product Footprint Management

• Description: The arithmetric mean value of the footprint per unit of a product that is calculated for a specific period configured in the calculation template.

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• Key Concepts:
  Average Footprint per Unit (AFU) is a metric used in SAP SUS-PFM Product Footprint Management to measure the environmental impact of a product. It is calculated by dividing the total environmental impact of a product by the number of units produced. This metric helps companies understand the environmental impact of their products and make informed decisions about their production processes.
  
  How to use it:
  In order to calculate the Average Footprint per Unit, companies must first measure the total environmental impact of their product. This can be done by measuring the amount of energy, water, and materials used in production, as well as any emissions or waste generated. Once these measurements have been taken, the total environmental impact can be divided by the number of units produced to calculate the Average Footprint per Unit.
  
  Tips & Tricks:
  When calculating the Average Footprint per Unit, it is important to consider all aspects of production, including energy, water, materials, emissions, and waste. Additionally, companies should track their Average Footprint per Unit over time in order to identify areas for improvement and ensure that their production processes are as efficient and sustainable as possible.
  
  Related Information:
  SAP SUS-PFM Product Footprint Management is a tool that helps companies measure and manage their environmental impact. It provides detailed insights into a company’s production processes and helps them identify areas for improvement. Additionally, it allows companies to track their Average Footprint per Unit over time in order to ensure that their production processes are as efficient and sustainable as possible.