Business senarios for shipping industry ........

Hello Gurus ....
                  want help from you ..
                  what is the senarios in sap for shipping industry (cargo)
                  is comes under sap-scm or logistic service provider
                  please describe me the sales & distribution functionality in shipping industry ....means i am confused abut the sd
                  senarios & scope for shipping indusrty .
                   awaiting for your valuabe reply
                   tahnks

i could'nt get any ans ........

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