Component: SRD-SCM-DP
Component Name: SCM-Demand Planning
Description: A demand far above or below normal, not representative of standard or expected demand. Abnormal demand is isolated, in most cases, for demand planning purposes to prevent its appearance from corrupting the forecast.
Key Concepts: Abnormal demand is a term used in SAP Demand Planning to refer to demand that is outside of the normal range of expected demand. This could be due to a sudden increase or decrease in demand, or an unexpected event such as a natural disaster. Abnormal demand can be difficult to predict and can have a significant impact on supply chain operations. How to use it: In SAP Demand Planning, abnormal demand can be identified by analyzing historical data and using predictive analytics. This data can then be used to create forecasts that take into account the potential impact of abnormal demand. Additionally, SAP Demand Planning can be used to create scenarios that simulate different levels of abnormal demand and help organizations plan for potential disruptions. Tips & Tricks: When dealing with abnormal demand, it is important to have a plan in place for how to respond. This could include having extra inventory on hand, adjusting production schedules, or working with suppliers to ensure that materials are available when needed. Additionally, it is important to monitor the market and stay up-to-date on any potential events that could cause abnormal demand. Related Information: SAP Demand Planning is part of the SAP Supply Chain Management (SCM) suite of products. It provides organizations with the tools they need to accurately forecast and plan for changes in demand. Additionally, SAP SCM also includes modules for inventory management, procurement, and transportation management.
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