Natural Gas Industry

Is there an add-on for SAP Business One in the Natural Gas industry?
Tom

Hi Tom,
All your old threads are still open. Please close them.
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Need Role Design for Oil and Gas industry

Hi All,
i have a requirement of designing roles for Oil and Gas industry. Could any one share some material/link or overview on the same.
if not all, Role Design on UOM is also fine
regards
Plaban

Hi Mythily,
If you already know something about explortion of oil, then you will find PRA (production and revenue acconting) interesting. This module deals with exploration of oil and gas and then distributing the revenue to owners.
You can find detailed information in help.sap.com. Follow the link given below for PRA help:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_oil46csp2/helpdata/en/ec/9d2c3adcc8431be10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Reading some of the material will give you more clarity whether you like it or not.
And it is perfectly fine to have ABAP knowledge, that will help in going deep into Oil and gas.
Rgds,
Abhishek

Reg:Tickes in Oil and Gas Industry

HI All,
Any body working oil and gas Industry?. Plz send me some Samle Issues and Answers (FICO).
regards
JK

HI All,
Any body working oil and gas Industry?. Plz send me some Samle Issues and Answers (FICO).
regards
JK

Capitvate in Oil & gas industry?

Anyone have any expamples of capitvate being used in oil and gas industries? Boilers? Pipelines?
was wondering if this would be good for training as I am new to captivate and have not used it yet. Our company is thinking about using this in conjuction with an LMS but would like to see what benefit captivate would have.
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Captivate would be great for the oil and gas industry, especially with regards to safety. I work for a University in their Risk Management Department and Adobe Captivate has been tremendous for us. I can imagine all sorts of applications and I would encourage you to pursue using it, likely in conjunction with additions of other software like Adobe After Effects.
Adobe Captivate already has a lot of clout in the elearning world, so you would not have a problem using Captivate with your LMS, and it could potentially make training much easier for you. I've even bounced around the idea of using Captivate for employee competitions, setting up a trivia day where last-man-standing wins (which you can indeed score on Captivate), or setting up a Safety bingo system with Captivate. Lots of possibilities.

Oil & Gas Industry Solution

Hi Gurus,
I am working on the Implementation project for the Oil and Gas industry.
Scenario is
The business is to look for the oil/gas etc within a location or project site. For this drilling is done and blasting is done and data acquisition is done and after that data is processes and data interpretation is done.
and client is having projects at different sites. every site has a no . of equipments and their stocks as well.
Now the problem is how to map this scenario. How to configure the project sites and issuance of material and capturing of expenses. etc.
If any body has done the work on this type of solution, please give the solution.
Best Regards
Pankaj Verma

Hi Pankaj,
I have not too much Idea of this kind of industies but I hope below link may help you.
[Link 1|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/articles-industry?rid=/webcontent/uuid/605df009-84bc-2a10-21ae-f168ed7dc108]
[Link 2|http://help.sap.com/bp_bblibrary/600/Documentation/X12_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_AU.doc]
Regards,
Dhaval

Set up of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas)

Hi Friends,
I have a scenario with the LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas). It comes through the pipe(marine) to the terminal and then get converted to Natural Gas and finally delivered to customer through pipeline.
Could anyone please help me with the steps to set up QCI/ASTM for this scenario?
Thanks,
Vidhu.

Hi Vidhu,
I assume that you are referring to the ASTM D1250 standard.
This standard contains no support for natural gas.
There is only one solution which will enable your organisation to calculate all necessary LNG and NG scenarios - BCS (the BCG product) from QuantityWare GmbH.
(I'm the M.D.)
See: www.quantityware.com - Solution BCS 10B - product BCG.
Hope that this helps.
John.

SAP Business one for GAS Industry

Dear Experts,
My client is in GAS Manufacturing Industry. We calibrated multiple gases as per client requirement. we sale the gases sometimes with cylinder, some time cylinder on rentle besis and refilling the cylinder.
Pls tell me how to manage the below process in SAP.
1. Receipt of empty cylinder from customer.
2. Production of Gases & filling it in cylinder.
3. The rent calulation of cylinder from the date of Invoiced to the date of receipt of empty cylinder.
4. Ageing report cylinderwise.
5. The history of cylinder (how manytimes cylinder refilled)
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Datta Kharat

hi
In my opinion u would require to manage the cylinder with serial number
when u receive the cylinder from the customer to be filled in that case u can receive it in form of putting the minus sign in front of the quantity and could receive in whatever warehouse u want that would increase the quantity of cylinder received in that particular warehouse
issue 2
i would like to know that what exact problem u are having in this concern ?
issue 3
the return of cylinder i belie would be as per the payment period defined so u can define a account for return of cylinder in the freight setup and while filling the document u can fill the amount keeping in mind per day cost of cylinder * nu of payment period defined and if there is a delay u can raise a invoice stating late charges
hope the few points are worth trying
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Manish

How to find a good LV Application programmer

I am not sure if this is the right forum for this or not. I apologize if it is not.
I have developed a pretty sophisticated application for traders/investors that is
close to being ready to go to market. However, I do not consider myself a very
good LV programmer (done it for years but more of a hack).
I was planning on just shelving this product and never releasing but I have
a strong marketing channel (www.iitm.com) that badly wants to release this product
and they have a ton of clients that follow them. We already have clients willing to
do testimonials on the version that I have provided but IMO, this product is not
ready to release.
I am looking for the best way to find a good programmer who could take what I have, do
any clean up to make high quality, and get a releasable product. In return, this person
could then make a continuing income stream as this product hopefully will sell for years.
I have tried the "rentacoder" route for other things with mixed success. for this project,
trying to find the best way to find someone who can demonstrate their quality already and
is looking for a good entreprenuerial activity.

Sounds like a man who knows how to make things work. I am available and would like to have the opportunity to discuss things with you. I have been using LV since 1985 (yes, that's 20 years--my how time flies when you're having fun...) and have worked in the natural gas industry, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, fiber-optics, process control and a bunch of other things I can't remember right off hand.
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Mobile site for Industrial Supplier?

Hey gang,
I am wondering what the concensus would be on this topic. I don't know how prolific mobil sites are, outside of entertainment genres.
We have been an industrial company that largely works towards the oilfield market and related industries. We now are jumping into what is called, Specialty Gases which still deals here but also moves us into laboratory, natural gas transmission and other, highly technical fields. With this in mind, I realize the customers/individuals are of a different caliber, they are likely more technologically savvy.
With this in mind, do we seem like a good candidate? Do you see a potential ROI?
What do you think?
Rob

Hi Rob
Mobile friendly/specific sites are said to be the big growth area now, but they said that last year as well !
The easiest way is probably to check your site stats for the number of visitors using mobile os's and browsers. But even that may not be enough, I can tell you that designing and building a site specifically for mobile devices is just as complex, and probably costs more if done on its own than a 'standard' desktop site.
The other thing to remember is that any ROI will be difficult to calculate as most potential customers will 'check-out' the mobile site, then actually order/contact-you using a desktop.
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Best Practise Documents for Oil & Gas Industries

Dear Experts,
I am looking for SAP Best Practice documents on Oil & Gas Industry.
Any useful link or file will be highly appreciated!
Regards,
Zain M. Bashir

Hi Zain,
Apparently there are no such documents available. You may refer the SAP documentation on IS OIL
which is exhaustive and elaborated.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_oil46csp2/helpdata/en/67/bfa73ad9ccf101e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
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SAP oil&gas - where to start - Any advice on manuals/guides

Hello Gurus
I am new to Oil and gas and intend to pursue this segment for the future. I am an experienced computer professional (10+ years) I am fairly well versed with SAP-MM although experience is limited. I am keen to make a career in SAP Oil and Gas - possibly Upstream or Downstream whichever is possible to learn. I am in the midst of registering myself for a course in Oil&Gas Accounting or Joint venture analyst. I have not found any course for Downstream. With that said, I have even rented a SAP Oil&gas server to practice. The problem is that I need to get some guidance as to how to go about this in a methodical way.
I have started to read the manuals along side the SAP - JVA guide that they use for training at SAP. However, there is no step by step guide/manual provided by SAP to really practice or build in order to learn and get a from grasp of the subject. I have found some configuration steps in the SAP Oil&Gas online help files or MySAPOil&Gas while reading. However, the reading of the manuals and online help is only theoretical. One needs some exercises to be performed in order to get a grasp of what is what. Where to start, what to configure outside of basic set-up and why?.
Would anybody be able to guide me as to how to pursue my goals?.
1. Is it possible to learn JVA by using the SAP training guide?.
2. Is it possible to learn TSW by using the SAP training guide?.
3. Does the system need to be configured and set-up before one can use the SAP Oil&Gas server?. - What specific configuration would be required for Downstream outside of the default configuration after installation.
4. What sort of configuration / set-up would be required for JVA?.
       (I am aware that every joint venture is different - partner, operator, Eguity group and even Equity)
   a. will the creation of company codes be the usual route as in other SAP modules?.
   b. Is there any special set-up or configuration within the JVA menu for this that is in addition to the normal creation of company code and Enterprise structure?.
5. Is there any book or manual that can provide additional information as to how to go about learning this subject in order to practice?.
6. What special requirements are required to learn the downstream module apart from the manuals?.
7. Can one really learn SAP upstream/Downstream in 30-40 hours being promised/provided by most so called training providers in Bangalore/Hyderabad?.
I am seriously looking forward to hearing from experienced professionals. I'd appreciate if contributors avoid one or two line statements as I would like to make the thread more meaningful for me and for others in a similar situation.
Thank you for you help and assistance.
Cecil

Cecil:
each module inside has one sap training module linked to it. I believe the questions you are asking aren't really important when it comes to starting your career path in IS oil. Everything is possible, but to certain extent. You can learn the basic from the training, but to apply that to the business situation, industry experience is needed.
with training guide, you obtain the basic background and knowledge on terminologies. To become an expert, you need the working experience and lots of researching online.
Most times Oil and Gas companies use some of the modules provided by Is Oil, for example, TSW and MAP are common ones. If you have time, start with these ones before you lost yourself in all the modules.
I can ask the following questions.
5. Is there any book or manual that can provide additional information as to how to go about learning this subject in order to practice?.
Training is high cost but not necessary. The training manual starts with IOG follows with three digits, you can do some research and learn on your own. If you can't get your answer by searching online, then pay some money to let professionals lead you into the door
6. What special requirements are required to learn the downstream module apart from the manuals?.
knowledge on supply chain management, especially in Oil and gas industry. that being said, SAP SD&MM knowledge is often associated and required.
7. Can one really learn SAP upstream/Downstream in 30-40 hours being promised/provided by most so called training providers in Bangalore/Hyderabad?.
Define learn. enough to get yourself inthe door and equip you with enough knowledge to explore on your own? yes. enough to teach you enough to handle job tasks? no.
in SAP start up phase, learning is an endless topic, after two years, you are still learning.
Hope these helps

Oil and gas best practices - need information

Colleagues!
Help me to find some information about sap oil and gas best bractices.
I am interested in .ppt presentation, word documents that in some way describe best practices for oil and gas industry.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Hi,
Can you please check this link http://www.sap.com/industries/oil-gas/index.epx.
Hope this helps you.
Rgds
Manish

Uphole & Downhole concept in oil industry

Hai Dears
Please anyone explain the functionality about the Oil industries. The company whcih is providing the services like Consulting , Drilling equipments supply, Pipe line process, reservoir testing analysis.
Even iam aware about the other sector but in this Oil & Mining industry is new. Basically my upcoming project client is dealing the business.
I will reward the points after getting i/p.
Thenna................

Hi Rajiv,
Stream is determined by the flow of material.
UpStream :- In Oil and Gas industry initial investment is very high for locating the source for crude oil and then getting the permission for the government of the country where that source lies and then extraction of the oil. a company all along can not bear that expanse so it involves big join ventures ... and in this if you notice then the material (crude oil) is following up .. i.e. from underground source to refineries .. this is called up streams and this covers join venture accounting, and all the finance related stuffs. for more detail on this check out this link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_oil472/helpdata/en/ec/9d2c3adcc8431be10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Downstream :- This includes the refinement, storage, transportation, measurement and retail of final oil and gas product ......
In existing core R/3 sales and distribution a lot of changes has been done for down stream oil and gas functionality. for more detail in this please check out this link :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_oil472/helpdata/en/09/c7183619b5a45ee10000009b38f889/frameset.htm.
Thanks.
Regards,
Aditi.

IFRS Solution for JV Accounting - Oil and Gas

Hi
My client is upstream sector Oil and Gas industry. I am into IS Oil. They are moving for IFRS. I know what all changes are required in SAP FI (like parllel ledger is required, new depreciation area is required, etc)
But i am not aware of SAP JVA. Please tell me which additional functionality is required for SAP JVA for implementing IFRS into SAP JVA.
Please help or send some link.
Edited by: Meenu_ND on Dec 22, 2010 3:21 PM

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Oil and Gas Client Discussion on PRA Processes

Hello
My customer, a major company in the oil and gas industry, would like to obtain some key functional/application contacts, for a Client to Client call. The outline of the call(s) will be to discuss certain: process overview, (ii) process pain points, (iii) process compare for best practices,alleviations of pain points. My client envisions these cross-calls in the future on various topics, again to help understand and share how other customers execute a process, understand where and why there are difference, etc.
The first area of interest is PRA.
Areas of Interest/SubAreas
PRA>Division of Interest (DOI) transfers
maintenance, JV and Reporting
PRA>Prior Period Adjustments
PRA>Checkwrite process and Reporting
REQUEST: For each sub request above, would you be willing to join a discussion to share the details of your (or client's) process.

Recommend you connect with Stephane Lauzon - if you haven't already done so - in our Oil & Gas Industry Solutions Management team responsible for this area of solutions and get connected with the customers and workstreams within the Integrated Digital Oilfield Operations community he co-manages with leads from the Industry at HESS and ConocoPhillips.

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