SAP PM Certification Content
SAP PM Certification Content
SAP PM Certification Content
PLM300
PLM305
Technical Objects
Managing equipment
Breakdown Maintenance
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PLM310
PLM315
Corrective Maintenance
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PLM318
PLM320
Asset structuring
Preventive Maintenance
Project-Oriented Maintenance
Extended functions
Customizing
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Karl Liebstckel is a Professor of Information Management and Business Software at the Wrzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied
Sciences, Germany, where he leads the SAP Laboratory. He is the managing director of a consulting firm and was Chairman of the
German SAP User Group (DSAG) from 2007 to 2012.
Table of Contents
... Preface to the Third Edition ... 13
... Preface to the First Edition ... 15
1 ... About This Book ... 17
1.1 ... Target Audience ... 19
1.2 ... What This Book Can and Cannot Do ... 20
1.3 ... Structure of This Book ... 21
2 ... Plant Maintenance and SAP: A Contradiction? ... 25
2.1 ... Plant Maintenance Today: New Ideas Need New Space ... 26
2.2 ... New Maintenance Terminology ... 28
2.3 ... Maintenance Strategies over the Course of Time ... 32
2.4 ... SAP Plant Maintenance over the Course of Time ... 34
2.5 ... SAP ERP 6.0 ... 35
3 ... Organizational Structures ... 41
3.1 ... SAP Organizational Units ... 41
3.1.1 ... The Plant from a Maintenance Perspective ... 41
3.1.2 ... Maintenance-Specific Organizational Units ... 42
3.1.3 ... Other General Organizational Units ... 44
3.1.4 ... Plant-Specific and Cross-Plant Maintenance ... 45
3.2 ... Work Centers ... 47
4 ... Structuring of Technical Systems ... 55
4.1 ... Actions before Mapping Your Technical Systems in the SAP System ... 56
4.2 ... SAP Elements for Structuring Technical Systems and How to Use Them ... 71
4.2.1 ... Functional Locations and Reference Functional Locations ... 71
4.2.2 ... Equipment and Serial Numbers ... 83
4.2.3 ... Links and Object Networks ... 93
4.2.4 ... Linear Asset Management ... 94
4.2.5 ... Material and PM Assemblies ... 103
4.2.6 ... BOMs ... 110
4.2.7 ... Classification ... 114