
Explore SAP MII—manufacturing integration and intelligence—through an introduction to its interrogation and intelligence architecture, real-time data visualization, diverse connectors, and templates and drag-and-drop dashboards and reports.
Explore SAP MII security services, including data access control, encryption configuration, credential stores, and user management, and learn how data servers and connections enable secure third-party integrations.
Learn to navigate the SAP MII workbench, access content development, and manage development objects across catalog, object, web, and meta-inf, including projects, source control, and business logic services.
Explore the SAP MII content development workbench, its catalog, web, and meta info tabs, and learn to create projects, transactions, templates, and web pages.
Master SAP MII transactions as graphically designed programs with global, local, and persistent properties, inputs and outputs, and configurable actions for web service and query integration.
Describe the SAP MII transaction execution flow, and how XML format and XPath identify nodes, with built-in functions for data manipulation in transactions.
Explore SAP MII content development workbench transaction part 3, using action blocks, data queries, XML conversions, web service calls, RFC/BAPI interfaces, and logging with tracer to build SAP workflows.
Explore SAP MII query templates and data servers to fetch or update data from diverse sources, then visualize results with display templates and gauges or charts.
Learn to design SAP MII manufacturing data objects (MDOs) - persistent, on-demand, and joined - and use data providers and query templates to manage data with open SQL.
Explore how to integrate SAP MII with SAP S/4HANA or ECC, including activating business functions, configuring logical systems, destinations, IDoc listeners, and IDoc ports, plus testing connectivity.
Create a partner profile using the receiver logical system and port, then add message types such as material master and production order, and configure the BD64 distribution model.
Learn how to design and monitor custom KPIs in SAP MII using the KPI and alert framework, including data acquisition, API definitions, and threshold-based alerts.
Learn how to configure the data replication framework (DRF) to transfer master and transactional data from SAP ERP to SAP MII, including defining technical settings and replication models.
Explore SAP MII message services to connect ERP and third-party systems, configure listeners, apply processing rules, and monitor messages for real-time or queue-based processing.
Explore SAP MII's self-service composition environment to build dashboards and reports with low-code, drag-and-drop tools. Configure templates, KPIs, UI elements, and navigation in the workbench for rapid dashboard delivery.
SAP MII is an integration tool which is used to connect plant floor systems and also provides the inbuilt reporting features.
After completing this course learner will get a good understanding on SAP MII and he/she will be able to work on SAP MII development and configuration.
SAP MII is mainly used at plant floor for manufacturing process control and execution. it provides the seamless integration with SAP ERP system.
SAP MII can be used to connect to plant floor machines using SAP PCo.
SAP MII is used to integrate Silos existing manufacturing Systems and build the composite application.
It also integrates SAP ERP systems to SAP MII in real time.
Benefits Summary
Connectors provide instant integration to plant systems.
Leverages existing investments; data replication is not required.
Provides integration and intelligence in one framework.
Applications are developed quickly; time to benefit in weeks.
Pre-built templates are available for integration with SAP Business Suite.
Designed for real-time manufacturing applications.
Delivers transactional integration for simplifying user interaction with ERP.
Integration configuration between SAP MII and SAP ERP
It contains below learning content.
1. SAP MII Introduction
2. SAP MII Administration Security and Data Services
3. SAP MII Administration -Content Development
4. SAP MII Development -Self Service Composition Environment (SSCE)
5. SAP MII Development -Workbench
6. SAP MII Development -Message Services
7. SAP MII Content Development Workbench Practical
8. SAP MII Content Development Query and Display Template
This course content has almost all the SAP MII features which a SAP MII developer should know.