Implementing and Configuring SAP MII

Dipankar Saha,Abesh Bhattacharjee

ISBN 10: 1592292569 / ISBN 13: 9781592292561

Published by Galileo Press, Inc., 2009

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Implementing and Configuring SAP MII
• Publisher: Galileo Press, Inc.
• Publication Date: 2009
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1592292569
• ISBN 13: 9781592292561
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Implement and configure SAP MII to fit your different manufacturing tasks and issues with this must-have, comprehensive guide to SAP MII. Learn how to create composite applications that connect your business processes with your plant systems. Once you know how to link your plant systems to generate comprehensive and accurate data, learn how to use SAP MII tools to generate accurate reports and dashboards for analysis and real-time monitoring, leading to a more efficient and effective shop floor.

* Learn how to implement and customize SAP MII for manufacturing
* Explore real-life implementation scenarios in different industries
* Discover how to create composite applications and effective reports using SAP MII

Administrating and Configuring SAP MII
Learn to how to set up, configure, and use the various components in SAP MII to help you develop general data reports for manufacturing integration and analytics.

Developing MII Composite Applications
Explore the SAP MII Workbench to develop content and create different types of data queries, business logic, and visualizations to manage and view plant data.

Managing Plant Floor Integration
Get an in-depth look at the integration aspects of SAP MII, including how to connect to manufacturing plant floor systems using data servers, and how to synchronize the plant floor with other parts of the enterprise.

* Data connectors
* Data queries
* Message services
* Business logic services
* Display templates and animated graphics
* Web scripting and UI integration
* Security
* System configurations

About the Author

Abesh Bhattacharjee has experience developing SAP MII composite applications, integrating MII with other UI technologies such as Adobe Flex, and generally playing around with it. The results of his experiments are generally documented on his SDN blog. He moderates the SAP MII forums on SDN and is an SAP Mentor.

Dipankar Saha is currently working for IBM India as an Advisory System Analyst on SAP MII and SAP Composite Application development and architecture, and on several SAP MII implementation projects. Previously he worked for SAP Labs India and was involved in the design and development of SAP MII 12.0, and developed composite applications on SAP MII 11.5 with several manufacturing partners and customers. Mr. Saha is a SAP Certified Associate Enterprise Architect. He has written several popular technical blogs and articles about SAP MII and related topics on SDN. He also regularly participates in public and internal IBM forums/events/seminars presenting papers and showcasing applications and solutions on topics related to SAP MII and composite applications.