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Dr. Manfred Schulz Solution Manager ASM Manufacturing SAP AG SAP Quality Management: Overview and Plant Floor Integration Using SAP xMII

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Dr. Manfred SchulzSolution Manager ASM ManufacturingSAP AG

SAP Quality Management: Overview and Plant Floor Integration Using SAP xMII

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Customer Success Stories

Outlook

Overview on SAP Quality Management

Plant Floor Integration: xMII and SAP QM

SAP Quality Management: Overview and Plant Floor Integration Using SAP xMII

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mySAP ERP Quality Management: What It Is

Quality ManagementStaying Ahead of the Competition with Quality

Audit ManagementAudit ManagementAudit ManagementAudit Management� Assessments� Supplier, Product, Process,

System and Environmental Audits

Quality EngineeringQuality EngineeringQuality EngineeringQuality Engineering� Specifications and Sampling Plans� Document Management � Stability Studies/Shelf Life Studies � Advanced Product Quality Planning

Quality Control and AssuranceQuality Control and AssuranceQuality Control and AssuranceQuality Control and Assurance� Sample and Batch Management� Quality Inspections � Statistical Process Control (SPC)� Integrated Problem Management� Certificate of Analyses (CoA)� Gauge Calibration and Control

Quality ImprovementQuality ImprovementQuality ImprovementQuality Improvement� Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA)� Customer Complaint Management � Quality Analytics� Quality Manual

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mySAP ERP QM: Audit Management

Key Functionality

� Audit planning (different audit types)

� Business partner management

� Audit scheduling and execution

� Audit valuation

� Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) tracking

� Documentation of audit results

� Graphical evaluation of audit data

� Offline audit result capturing

Key Benefits

� Standard compliance QS 9000; ISO 9000; ISO 19011; ISO14000,…

� Consistent and transparent data – company-wide; easy communication of quality information across company boundaries

� Easy appraisal of quality performance through detailed documentation and flexible reporting

� Benchmarking quality performance

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mySAP ERP QM: Quality Engineering

Key Functionality

� Inspection Planning / Specifications / Advanced Product Quality Planning

� Sampling Procedures (ISO 2859, ISO 3951)

� Recipe and Trial Management

� Stability/Shelf Life Study

� Integrated Document Management

� Master Data and Change Management

� Supplier Management

Key Benefits

� Consistent master data (free of redundancies: High product quality and compliance with standards

� Inspection planning integrated with purchasing and production

� Provides end users with direct access to relevant quality documentation

� Supports product development process

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mySAP ERP QM: Quality Control and Assurance

Key Functionality

� Quality Inspections

� Goods receipt inspection

� In/post-process control

� Inspections at goods issue

� Recurring inspections

� Test equipment Interfacing

� Usage Decision/Release

� Certificate of Analysis

� Statistical Process Control

� Problem Management

� Test Equipment Calibration

� Quality Information System

Supply Chain

DecisionInspectionInspection Lot

� Goods movements

� Orders

� Deadline

Monitoring

� Samples

� Skip lot

� Shop papers

QualityInspection

stock

Events

What are the

inspection

results ?

� Usage decision

What happens

with the product?

Key Benefits

� Supports automatic or manual triggered inspections

� Integrated tightly with supply chain and beyond (e.g. inventory)

� Enables monitoring of critical product and process characteristics and allows instantaneous intervention

� Documents product quality to achieve regulatory compliance

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mySAP ERP QM: Quality Improvement

Key Functionality

� Problem/Complaint Management

� Workflow

� Quality-related cost

� Follow-up functions

� Corrective And Preventive Actions (CAPA)

� Quality Analytics

� Predefined queries

� Early warning system

� Control charts

� Supplier evaluation

� Results history

Procurement Production Sales Service

NotificationComplaint

againstvendor Customer complaint

Problem

Problem

Problem

Problem

DefectDamage

Internal problem message

Key Benefits

� Comprehensive problem handling for all types of complaints within mySAP ERP

� Efficient processing of quality issues using workflows

� Higher quality performance, while lowering cost-of-quality delivery

� Documentation and audit trails enable rapid root-cause analysis to minimize cost of compliance and recalls

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GMP/GLP Compliance Support

Digital Signature in QM

� Sample drawing

� Results recording

� Usage decision (release)

Electronic Batch Record (EBR)

Deviation Analysis

Audit Trail

Change Management

Batch Traceability

� Tight integration betweenQM and batch classification

� Batch where-used-list

� Batch Information Cockpit

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Integrated Enterprise Quality Management

SalesProductionProcurementResearch anddevelopment

Humanresources

LogisticsFinance andcontrolling

Enterprise asset

management

Enterprise Quality Management within mySAP ERP

Stability studies, flexible

specifications, recipe management

APQP

Inspection planning, supplier release and COA,goods receipt inspection,

sample management, audit management

In-/post-process control, test equipment

interfacing, deviation management, shop floor

integration with xMII

COA,quality data exchange,

billing of analysis

Workflow, authorization

concept, QM manual

Inventory management, batch management,

change handling, CAPA, data warehouse,

document management

Quality-related costs,

revenues

Test equipmentmanagement,

calibrationplanning and

execution

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Customer Success Stories

Outlook

Overview of SAP Quality Management

Plant Floor Integration: xMII and SAP QM

SAP Quality Management: Overview and Plant Floor Integration Using SAP xMII

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Manufacturing Quality Metrics Are Most Important

Source: AMR Research, 08/2006

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SAP Quality Managementenables Shop Floor Managers and Operators to manage and assure product quality, monitor and improve quality standards and document quality compliance, for subsequent audit.

SAP Quality Management Is Part of SAP Manufacturing

Key Benefits:

� Higher product quality and customer satisfaction

� Superior, cost-effective quality compliance

� Exception based quality management

� Continuous quality improvement

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Value to Customer

� Comprehensive view on quality and production data in SAP xMII

� Easy user interface to access SAP QM results recording

� Pre-built mySAP ERP integration

� Process optimization in the laboratory and production area

� Improved compliance through enhanced data visibility

� Easier to connect electronic test devices

Business problem

Manufacturing and quality management systems are often separated. Triggering

preventive actions through statistical process control and trend analysis as well

as tracking of material defects is difficult. SAP offers a powerful quality management solution as integral part of mySAPERP, however, the user interface to record in-process quality data is not suitable for

operators or quality inspectors in the shop floor.

Business problem

Manufacturing and quality management systems are often separated. Triggering

preventive actions through statistical process control and trend analysis as well

as tracking of material defects is difficult. SAP offers a powerful quality management solution as integral part of mySAPERP, however, the user interface to record in-process quality data is not suitable for

operators or quality inspectors in the shop floor.

Quality Control in Manufacturing – Business Problem

Solution: Use SAP xMII to combine Manufacturing and Quality Management Processes!

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SAP NETWEAVER

What is the SAP xApp Manuf. Integration and Intelligence (xMII)?

MES – Manufacturing Execution Systems, EMI – Enterprise Manufacturing Intelligence, BW – Business Warehouse (from SAP)SFAC – Shop Floor Automation & Control, LIMS = Laboratory Information Management Systems

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mySAP ERPSAP Manufacturing

mySAP SCM

Manufacturing Intelligence Dashboards

SAP xMII

The SAP xApp Manufacturing

Integration and Intelligence (xMII) is a

packaged composite application that

delivers:

Manufacturing Integration

Manufacturing Integration: A single

ISA-95 compliant layer enabling SAP ERP

connectivity into real-time plant floor apps.

(MES, SFA, LIMS,..) to drive plant-to-enterprise

business process interoperabilityManufacturing Intelligence

Manufacturing Intelligence: Real-time

analytics engine that aggregates and delivers

unified visualization of events, alerts, KPIs and

decision support to production personnel thru

role-based dashboards

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Use Cases for the Operator/Quality Inspector

� Retrieve a work list of QM inspection lot operations for his work center in SAP xMII

� Record inspection results online (synchronized with mySAP ERP QM)

� Display inspection results

� Generate graphics for critical inspection characteristics (run chart, control chart,

results history) to perform trend analysis

� Transfer results from electronic test devices

� Trigger quality notifications in mySAP ERP QM

ContentSAP will deliver generic templates for quality data entry and visualization that

enable a state-of-the-art user interface for the operator who is responsible for in-

process quality checks. A seamless integration between SAP xMII and the mySAP

ERP QM backend will be provided.

ContentSAP will deliver generic templates for quality data entry and visualization that

enable a state-of-the-art user interface for the operator who is responsible for in-

process quality checks. A seamless integration between SAP xMII and the mySAP

ERP QM backend will be provided.

SAP QM Productivity Pack for SAP xMII – Use Cases

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SAP QM Productivity Pack for SAP xMII - Overview

mySAP ERP (SAP R/3) QM Master Data and Inspection Planning

SAP xMII (11.5)

Interface box(e.g. Steinwald)

QM ResultsRecording

QM ResultsRecording

„Heavy weight“ (for Power Users)

„Light weight“ for Operator on the Shop Floor

Exchange ofInspection resultsSAP QM Inspection lot data(BAPIs or service-enabled)

Electronic test equipments

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� mySAP ERP QM can be operated as a full-blown LIM-system

� SAP xMII can integrate data from mySAP ERP QM (Rel. 4.6C and higher) and from 3rd party LIM-systems to improve productivity on the shop floor

� Planned Availability for SAP xMII 11.5: Q4 2006

3rd partyLIMS

„SAP QM Productivity Pack for SAP xMII“

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Quality Planning

Record Quality Data(Results/Defects/IPC)

Quality Control in Manufacturing: Process

Released Production Order

Create Inspection Lot (Automatically)

ApproveBatch / Orders

Monitor Quality Data(SPC / SQC)

Control Produced Batch / Orders

Audit, on Demand and Review Results

Measure and improve KPIs

Operator

Quality Inspector

Quality Manager

Plant Manager

Roles

SAP xMIISAP xMIISAP xMIISAP xMII

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Step 1: Quality Planning in mySAP ERP

� QM master data maintenance (characteristics, methods,… )

� Central inspection planning and distribution via ALE possible

� Engineering Workbench (EWB) for mass maintenance of task lists

� Inspection operations integrated in routings/master recipes or as separate inspection plans

� Release production order totrigger in-process inspection

Role: Quality Planner

Demo Part 1

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Step 2: Record Quality Data on Plant Floor Using SAP xMII

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� Work lists with inspection lot operations (per work center)

� Display list of inspection points

� Select inspection characteristics (from QM inspection lot)

� Record results for characteristic

� Display run chart/control chart

� Exception management

� Automatic update of QM inspection lot in mySAP ERP

Roles: Quality Inspector or Operator

Demo Part 2

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Step 3: Quality Data Analysis - Options

Quality reporting in mySAP ERP:

� Inspection Work lists and reports

� Result histories and control charts

� Supplier evaluation

� QM Info System

Analytics based on mySAP BI:

� Predefined queries with aggregated data from q-notifications and inspection lots

� SAP Analytics Business Packages using mySAp BI content or ERP reports

Quality Analytics with SAP xMII

Roles: Production Supervisor, Plant Manager or Quality Manager

mySAP ERP

mySAP BI

xMII

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SAP Manufacturing Intelligence Dashboards

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Tata Consulting Services (TCS) is providing additional examples for dashboards and composite applications based on SAP xMII, e.g. „Rapid Sigma“.

Partner xApps based on SAP xMII to Drive QM Integration (1)

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Partner xApps based on SAP xMII to Drive QM Integration (2)

Partner xApp from IBM: SAP xLC (LIMS Connect)

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Customer Success Stories

Outlook

Overview on SAP Quality Management

Plant Floor Integration: xMII and SAP QM

SAP Quality Management: Overview and Plant Floor Integration Using SAP xMII

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Customer Success Story

Driving Quality Improvement thru Higher Visibility and Responsiveness with SAP xMII

Pratt and Whitney

Canada

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SAP QM and SAP xMII at Pratt & Whitney Canada

Results entry

updates QM

inspection lot

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Value from the SAP xMII Solution:

� Savings from Quality Cost Avoidance will be realized in six major areas:

� internal scrap rework & repair

� lower supplier scrap resulting in lower material prices

� reduction in QN (quality notification) items

� reduction in warranty expense caused by manufacturing escapes

� improvement in engine retest ratio, and

� shop floor productivity improvement.

� Will reduce the probability of significant customer escapes*-a major customer escape can cost in excess of $ 500K

� The estimated annual savings are of $14MM per year at full implementation

Pratt & Whitney CanadaDriving Quality Improvement thru Higher Visibility & Responsiveness

* Customer escape is a defective aircraft engine or component delivered to the customer

SAP’s xMII is a tool that will enable us to achieve roughly a $ 14 million saving per year in quality cost avoidance. In addition, we will avoid costly engine escapes at the end – each of which could potentially cost us half a million dollars. How many are we going to avoid, we cannot know. Statisticallyspeaking, if we avoid one, it would pay for the system by itself.

Claude Poliquin, Business Development Manager- Quality

Presentation at the SAP xMII User Group Conference,

Philadelphia, October 2005

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SAP® for Pharmaceuticals: SAP QM Used as LIMS

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Using SAP QM as Integrated Enterprise LIMS

The Solution

� LIMS is not a separate product but based on SAP Quality Management Application integrated in mySAP ERP

� Main focus is on In-Process and Quality Assurance & Control labs

Selected Reference Customers:

� BASF, Germany

� Roche Diagnostics, Germany

� Clariant, Switzerland

� DSM Fine Chemicals, Austria

� Olin Corporation, USA

� Dow Corning, USA

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More Than 4000 Customers Use SAP QM Today!

“ Our efforts are focused on our customers and their demands for high quality. The

quality of purchased parts plays a decisive role. Thanks to the transparency of data

in mySAP PLM Quality Management our optimization process is supported and we

are in a position to improve our quality and thereby lower costs.

(Source: ZF Passau GmbH (Automotive Supplier), Germany)

“mySAP PLM QM accelerates the inspection processes up to 50%. Automation, bothwithin mySAP PLM QM and selected bolt-ons (LIMS and Auto Data Collection), reduces our inspection costs by approximately $750,000 (USD) annually in ourglobal labs, and assists in ISO, GMP, and legal compliance efforts.”(Source: Dow Corning, Midland, Michigan, U.S.A.)

mySAP PLM offers a flexible and open solution for our quality management.

We are using quality notifications to improve our company-specific development

processes. The associated workflow functions enable us to efficiently solve

problems that arise in the development phase.” (Source: Porsche AG, Germany)

Using Quality Management with mySAP PLM as our Enterprise Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), we were able to accelerate our inspection processes, reduce costs and fulfill legal requirements.”(Source B.Braun Melsungen AG (Life Sciences), Germany)

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Customer Success Stories

Outlook

Overview on SAP Quality Management

Plant Floor Integration: xMII and SAP QM

SAP Quality Management: Overview and Plant Floor Integration Using SAP xMII

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New in Quality Management with mySAP ERP 2005

� Multiple Specifications� Plan, test, and classify batches according to

different characteristics

� “Operation Completion” Function� Indicate when inspections are complete

in one work center/laboratory and trigger follow-up actions

� Flexible Reporting Capabilities� Create analytical online reports on quality

data combined with graphical representation

� Enhancements to “Audit Management” Function� Link corrective actions to ERP QM notifications and

evaluate audit data with mySAP BI

� Quality Inspection Engine (QIE)� QIE is delivered with mySAP SCM 5.0/SAP NetWeaver 2004s to support

service-based quality inspections in a heterogeneous system landscape

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Key Objectives for Quality Management with SAP

Strategic Themes

Key Headlines � Deliver QM content for SAP xMII

� Enable test equipments/interface box connectivity using SAP xMII

� Provide dashboard for Six Sigma Project Lead and Quality Inspector

� Provide Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) tool to enable Design for Six Sigma and support NPDI process

� Enhance product compliance

� Continuous improvements for QM as LIMS/CAQ

� Develop enterprise services to enable new QM scenarios

Leverage SAP xMII for QM

Adopt Enterprise SOA for QM scenarios

Support improvement processes and compliance

Quality Management with SAP

Note: The information in this Roadmap is proprietary of SAP. This document contains only intended strategies, developments, and/or functionalities of the SAP product and is not intended to be binding upon SAP to any particular course of business, product strategy, and/or development. Please note that this document is subject to change and may be changed by SAP at any time without notice.

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Quality Management from SAP …

� Offers a solution seamlessly integrated with the supply chain with

various control options at every stage

� Supports Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and

other legal requirements

� Offers an end-to-end solution for QM and lowers Total Cost of

Ownership (TCO)

� Provides consolidated and predefined quality key figures — they

can be analyzed and drilled down to any detail

� Enables proactive tracking of Corrective And

Preventive Actions (CAPA)

� Drives decision-making to the shop floor through integration with

SAP xMII

� Is a flexible and scalable solution built on latest

SAP NetWeaver technology

7 Key Points to Take Home

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Thank you for your attentionThank you for your attentionThank you for your attentionThank you for your attention

Dr. Manfred SchulzApplication Solution Management

Manufacturing

Compliance/QM & Six Sigma

SAP AG

Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 16

D-69190 Walldorf

Germany

[email protected]

www.sap.com

Your Turn: Questions?

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