Manufacturing in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608 | Release Highlights

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608 brings new Manufacturing innovations to help organizations streamline production planning, reduce manual effort, improve order visibility, and support more transparent manufacturing operations.

In this release highlights video, an AI avatar representing Markus Florian Oertelt, who prepared the content, guides you through the latest Manufacturing updates delivered with SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608. See how new capabilities for production planning, planned order management, and production order traceability can help production planners work more efficiently and respond to exceptions with greater confidence.

You’ll see how the new Production Planning and Operations Agent supports planners directly in the Manage Production Orders app. The agent checks release prerequisites, identifies unavailable BOM components, recommends alternative materials, detects capacity conflicts, and guides planners through exception handling. By automating checks and recommending next steps, the agent helps streamline the production order release process and reduce manual effort.

The video also introduces new capabilities in the Manage Planned Orders app. Planners can now check component availability directly in the app and convert or partially convert planned orders into production or process orders. Additional flexibility allows users to modify the order type, production version, and total quantity during conversion. The video also highlights the Check Component Availability API, which can be used to check component availability with a payload.

Finally, you’ll learn how Change Documents for Production Orders and Process Orders provide a chronological history of order changes. Planners can review affected fields, previous and new values, technical keys, and change details to better understand what changed, who made the change, and how order information has evolved over time. This added visibility supports collaboration, traceability, and compliance across manufacturing operations.

Highlights include:
🤖 Production Planning and Operations Agent — Check release prerequisites, identify missing BOM components, recommend alternative materials, detect capacity conflicts, and guide planners through exception handling in the Manage Production Orders app.

📋 Manage Planned Orders enhancements — Check component availability directly in the Manage Planned Orders app and convert or partially convert planned orders into production or process orders.

🔄 Flexible planned order conversion — Modify order type, production version, and total quantity during planned order conversion.

🔌 Check Component Availability API — Use the API with your payload to check component availability for planned orders.

📝 Change Documents for Production and Process Orders — Review a complete chronological history of production and process order changes, including affected fields, previous and new values, and change details.

Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome and introduction
00:36 – Production Planning and Operations Agent
02:09 – New capabilities in Manage Planned Orders
03:06 – Change Documents for Production and Process Orders
03:57 – Manufacturing 2608 highlights and closing

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Retail, Fashion, and Vertical Business in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608 Release

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608 brings new Retail, Fashion, and Vertical Business innovations to help retailers connect promotions across channels, simplify store operations, and manage inventory more effectively across different demand streams.

In this release highlights video, Simon’s AI avatar walks through three key innovations delivered with SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition 2608. See how new capabilities for omnichannel promotion pricing, store receiving, label printing, and fashion inventory segmentation can help retailers address real operational challenges across stores, e-commerce, call centers, and wholesale channels.

You’ll see how SAP Omnichannel Promotion Pricing Service, or OPPS, is now integrated with the Manage In-Store Sales Orders app and Manage Sales Orders – Version 2. When a store associate creates an order, the system can call OPPS in real time to check for eligible promotions. Discounts can be applied automatically to relevant line items, while bonus buy scenarios, such as free goods, can be added directly to the order. Promotion IDs and rule IDs are captured for traceability, helping OPPS serve as a central source for promotions and discounts across POS, e-commerce, call centers, and in-store sales orders.

The video also introduces enhancements to the Receive Products app. Store associates can now post zero-quantity receipts when items are not delivered, helping close purchase order lines directly in the app and reduce back-office coordination. Label print requests can also be triggered from within the receiving process, helping support a smoother end-to-end store receiving experience.

Finally, Simon introduces the first wave of demand and inventory segmentation for fashion retailers. Segmentation characteristics and strategies help tag demand, supply, and inventory by demand stream, such as retail, e-commerce, or B2B wholesale. Once configured, the system helps ensure that the right segmented stock is used for the right channel, supporting more precise inventory allocation and reducing leakage between channels.

Highlights include:
🛍️ Omnichannel Promotion Pricing for in-store sales orders — Apply eligible promotions, discounts, and free goods automatically in the Manage In-Store Sales Orders app and Manage Sales Orders – Version 2.

🎁 Bonus buy support with OPPS — Automatically add free goods as order lines when eligible promotion rules apply.

📦 Zero-quantity receipts in Receive Products — Help store associates close undelivered purchase order or stock transfer order items directly in the app.

🏷️ Label printing from receiving — Trigger label print requests directly from the Receive Products app at the point of receipt.

👗 Demand and inventory segmentation for fashion — Use segmentation characteristics and strategies to help allocate inventory to the right demand stream, including retail stores, e-commerce, and B2B wholesale.

🏬 Manage Product Segmentation app — Enable product segmentation at the distribution center level and carry segmentation attributes through goods movements, outbound delivery, and goods issue.

Chapters:
00:09 – Welcome and introduction
00:39 – Omnichannel Promotion Pricing Service integration
02:20 – Receive Products app enhancements
03:41 – Demand and inventory segmentation for fashion
05:27 – Learn more and closing

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How SAP Business AI Helps Lemvigh-Müller Automate Documents

Danish wholesaler Lemvigh-Müller transformed manual document handling with SAP Business AI. The company automatically processes incoming business documents, including orders, delivery notes, and invoices received as PDFs and emails, reducing manual work and helping teams focus on execution rather than paperwork.

Discover how a 200-hour AI project became a scalable foundation for broader business process automation.

0:00 – Why Supply Chain Efficiency Matters
0:27 – About Lemvigh-Müller
0:36 – SAP Business AI Automates Document Processing
1:06 – From Manual Work to Intelligent Dashboards
1:21 – Scaling Automation Across Business Processes
1:38 – How to Start Small and Succeed with AI

George Russell: “The Dream was to Reach Formula 1.” | Significant Figures

For George Russell, arriving at Formula 1 was just the beginning.

In the latest episode of Significant Figures, the @MercedesAMGF1 driver opens up on why he can’t stand still and why every goal reached only sharpens his focus on the next one.

Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S58Uqz4mDRw

The George Russell You Don’t See on a Race Weekend | Significant Figures

We’re back for episode 2 of Significant Figures, a new SAP series where we’re joined by some of the most exciting and ambitious names across sport and industry to discover the numbers that have defined them.

In Episode 2, we’re joined by @MercedesAMGF1 driver, George Russell.

Watch the full episode here: https://sap.to/6056B112RO

George Russell: “It’s So Difficult to Prove Yourself.” | Significant Figures

In the latest episode, George Russel opens up about his journey to the @MercedesAMGF1 team, the scars that remain from replacing Lewis Hamilton on debut, and why he still feels he hasn’t achieved anything yet.

Watch the full episode of Significant Figures here: https://sap.to/6059B112T9

Kimi Antonelli: The Call That Changed Everything | Significant Figures

One phone call changed his career. One season taught him how to carry it.

Kimi Antonelli talks honestly about the day everything changed, a call into Toto’s office at Silverstone, the phone call with @MercedesAMGF1 that followed, and the tough European season that tested him, on this episode of Significant Figures.

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George Russell on Perfectionism, Mindset, And The Car He Didn’t Fit In | Significant Figures

@MercedesAMGF1 driver George Russell has spent his career being handed moments before anyone expected him to be ready.

A front-row start in a car that usually starts towards the back of the grid. A phone call on a Tuesday that put him in a Mercedes by the weekend. Grand Prix wins and a seat alongside the driver whose autograph he queued for as a nine-year-old. He will still tell you he has completed nothing yet. So what keeps a driver climbing when he is already near the top?

In the second episode of Significant Figures, George sits down with Jason Bell and Ariana Bravo to revisit the moments behind the numbers that have shaped his life so far.

There is 63, the racing number that was never really his. The 0.026 seconds that stood between him and pole position at his first race for Mercedes, in a car he could not physically fit inside. The 1.5 kilograms that took a Grand Prix victory away from him at Spa. The 0.04 that measures how closely he ran Lewis Hamilton across a full season.

And then his “Bring It” Number: the number George brings to the table himself, a single lap in the wet that he calls the greatest performance of his career. Because the numbers are only the beginning. The real story is what happened in the moments behind them.

Significant Figures is a new series about the people behind the public achievements – the pressure, relationships, turning points, and beliefs that shape their lives and careers.

🔔 Subscribe to watch Episode 3 and follow the series as more Significant Figures reveal the stories behind their numbers.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 – What’s To Come
01:08 – 63 – The Family Number
16:08 – 0.026 – The Mercedes Debut
28:05 – 1.5kg – The Win Taken Back
39:13 – 0.04 – Head To Head With Hamilton
49:19 – The Bring It Number
57:28 – Debrief

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What do esports and B2B SaaS have in common? | @teamliquiddota Co-CEO × SAP

Turns out – a lot. Team Liquid Co-CEO Victor Goossens explains how 50 billion data points, a 3-hour prep window, and AI voice analysis are changing competitive gaming. SAP is Team Liquid’s official innovation partner.

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Where does PDM end and PLM begin? 🤔

Many companies think the PLM journey ends with managing CAD and engineering data. But that’s only the beginning.

In this SAP interview, Achim Rossel, SVP Business Development at @dsc_software_ag, explains why Product Lifecycle Management creates its greatest value when engineering connects with manufacturing, supply chain, and the broader enterprise.

Hosted by Sarah Mei Niesel, Global Product Marketing for PLM Solutions at SAP.

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