The Consulting Documents and Publication Blog of Shaun Snapp. June 5, 2009 by Shaun Snapp. This page also exists at the link below. The attachments on this post are my publications in the magazine SAPTips. Supply Distribution in SAP APO.

Focused on Chronicling New Ideas for the Supply Chain. Monopolies in Supply Chain Software Go Unnoticed. Comments Off on Monopolies in Supply Chain Software Go Unnoticed. Lessons Supply Chain Software Implementation History. Comments Off on Lessons Supply Chain Software Implementation History. Fishbowl Inventory and Auto Reorder Point Functionality. Comments Off on Fishbowl Inventory and Auto Reorder Point Functionality. We thought we had finished .

The Blog for Using WordPress as a Content Management System. Using WordPress as a Backup Database. June 1, 2009 in Backup. What we have found is storing data on external disks takes a lot of time, must be backed up. Furthermore, disks have a tendency to go bad and they take a of effort to maintain. In our view, data management is best left to people that specialize in it. These may be great client.

WordPress for Content Management and Online Database Development. Welcome to one of the few WordPress consulting companies to focus completely on content management. If you have heavy content management needs and require guidance and work performed creating or managing a site, you have come to the right place. Site navigation analysis and development.

May 27, 2009 by Shaun Snapp. Why do many SCM-APO projects not meet objectives? Clients do not dig into sufficient detail as to the SCM-APO capabilities as well as the actual configuration required to meet requirements. I maintain the most comprehensive SAP SCM blog on the web. Experiences With the Use of Extended or Dynamic Safety Stock.

Does Lean Make Sense for Supply Chain? November 27, 2009 by Shaun Snapp. The lean supply chain books are here! Lean is the new buzzword in management consulting and in companies. However, what is not much discussed is how new or applicable the concept is to supply chain management. Methods for improvement should not be based upon the best, but based upon what is appropriate and implementable by the company. Interview with Mike Loughrin on Peak Oil for Supply Chain.