Sub Modules in IS Oil & Gas, upstream and downstream

Hi Experts,
I would like to know what are the submodules are there in SAP IS Oil & Gas upstream and downstream.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Naveen

Hi Naveen,
IS OIL Downstream Submodules are given below.
1) Hydrocarbon Product Management
2) Marketing, Accounting & Pricing
3) Marketing, Contracts and Order Entry
4) Tariffs, Duties, Permits
5) Exchanges
6) Transportation & Distribution
7) Traders & Schedulers Workbench
8) Service Station Retailing
IS Oil Upstream submodules are
1) Remote Logistics Management
2) Production & Revenue accounting
You can log in to help.sap.com and get these informations.
Regards,
Nalini Kanta Das

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Hi,
Its a very basic question? Actually i am working for a oil co implementation? Si i cam to the site looking for some clues/ best practices on the oil/ gas implementations.
what is this upstream and downstream in an IS Oil implementation? I have not come across this term earlier in a sap implementation.
Is this specific to oil gas industry? may be my implementation does not have a upstream downstream concept..
please advise.
regards

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
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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.
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Number one cause associated with this symptom is not enabling Reporting Rollup on the upstream server in Options->Reporting Rollup.
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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.
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   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?.
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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.
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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.
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