Aitishtech — Insights https://aitishtech.com/blog/ Practitioner notes on SAP supply chain execution — TM, EWM, GTS and BN4L. en A screening hit nobody owns is not a control. It is a queue. https://aitishtech.com/blog/gts-screening-queue-ownership/ https://aitishtech.com/blog/gts-screening-queue-ownership/ SAP GTS compliance projects are usually scoped as configuration. The configuration is the easy half — the half that determines whether the control is real is the operating model behind it. SAP GTS Tue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Carrier onboarding decides whether your visibility programme works. It is not an IT task. https://aitishtech.com/blog/carrier-onboarding-decides-visibility/ https://aitishtech.com/blog/carrier-onboarding-decides-visibility/ Track-and-trace programmes rarely fail on technology. They stall at 40% carrier coverage, which is the coverage level at which nobody trusts the data and everybody keeps phoning. SAP BN4L Mon, 10 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Freight settlement is where SAP TM business cases are won — and where they are quietly lost https://aitishtech.com/blog/freight-settlement-tm-business-case/ https://aitishtech.com/blog/freight-settlement-tm-business-case/ Transportation programmes are sold on optimisation savings and delivered as planning projects. The money is usually in charge management, which is also the part most likely to be under-scoped. SAP TM Wed, 22 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT SAP WM is running out of road. Plan the EWM move as a process decision, not a technical one. https://aitishtech.com/blog/sap-wm-to-ewm-migration-runway/ https://aitishtech.com/blog/sap-wm-to-ewm-migration-runway/ The hard part of moving from LE-WM to Extended Warehouse Management is not data conversion. It is deciding how much process change to absorb in the same window — and most programmes get that sequencing backwards. SAP EWM Tue, 30 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT