Implementation content for MTS for consumer products in SCM

Dear friends,
I am trying to find business scenario in business process repository (BPR) for consumer products for MTS from SCM 5.0 (Supply chain mgmt) .
I could not find that option in solution manager 4.0. My scenario is very narrow to consumer products for MTS scenario. How to get it?
If any latest implementation content CD needs to be downloaded from service market place.
My i check system status my implementation content level is :
ST_ICO:
Release 150_700
Level:0006
Highest support package:SAPK-15076INSTPL
Please guide me.
Thanks
Senthil

Hi Dolores,
In Solar01, In "structure"tab, under secnario name, if i press F4, i am getting
SAP for consumer products. Under this i am having the following:
1.Brand management
2.DSD paperbased
3.Global data synchronization
4.Mobile DSD order to cash
5.Mobile DSD Van sales
6.Responsive replenishment--- Under this node i am having SAP ECC 6.0 & SCM 5.0, R/3 47 X 200 & SCM 4.1
7. Trade promotion management
My support pack level are:
ST-ICO-150_700-0006-SAPK-15076INSTPL
But what u told as latest is level 0007. What we have is 0006. How to upgrade the patch level?
Senthil

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Dear Friends,
We are implementing CRM2007 with BW3.5 for reports for CRM Analytics. We require to Identify the Standard Data Targets & Standard Business Content (Reports) available for the following:
1. Case Management
2. CRM Survey (We have already been able to identify Data targets in BW3.5 for Web Survey & in CRM 2007 we have been able to identify Data targets for CRM Survey, as well as Web Survey. Our requirement is identifying Data Target for CRM Survey)
Please guide.
Regards,
Rajesh Banka

hi,
You can find the planning scenarios related to planning ifor CRM at this link http://help.sap.com/SAPHELP_SEM350BW/helpdata/EN/05/242537cedf2056e10000009b38f936/frameset.htm
You can also find the details on demo content for the same at http://help.sap.com/SAPHELP_SEM350BW/helpdata/EN/05/242537cedf2056e10000009b38f936/frameset.htm
Regards,
Deepti

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