Difference between 1.Centralised 2.Decentralised 3.Lean Warehouse

Difference between
1.Centralised 2.Decentralised 3.Lean Warehouse

Hi,
Centralised warehouse: manage goods movements and stock changes in the warehouse at storage bin level.
Decentralised warehouse: standalone system, is used for the storage of goods and for the distribution of goods, represents the link between internal and external logistics.
3rd party ERP also can be integrated with Decentralised warehouse.
Lean warehouse - Inventory can be managed at storage location level, can not be managed at bin level using the quants.
Solely for goods receipts and goods issues.
Implement Lean WM in a fixed bin warehouse;
Random storage is not possible.
Lean wm does not update stocks at bin level
Adv: reprint transfer orders
split transfer orders
Disadv: can not process stock differences
Thanks,
Ganga raju.

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Hello A S!
What you mean is the difference between modelling after normal form like in operational systems (OLTP) e. g. 3NF and modelling a InfoCube in a data warehouse (OLAP)?
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the star scheme in SAP BI is a little more complex than explained here but it follows the same concept.
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here the basic difference between central WH is the material is always stored in or inventory is maintained in FIXED storage bins
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Hello,
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Hi,
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f0b3e9d5-b2af-2a10-20ba-9f6ce6b1a27f
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