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RE:[sap-log-pp] Work Center - Cost Center relationship

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Posted by Windux (Consultant jobless)
on Jul 10 at 6:47 PM 		Mark this reply as helpfulMark as helpful
As reported by Robert Greenberg, the relationship between work center and cost center is just for you to establish its several rates.
Several companies has like practice to create a WC dummy with just function to appraise their rates. In other words, excepting this function the relationship does not serve for more anything useful (view PP, PS and PM).
Is not elegant you take ownership a work center of other area. And your planed and actual costs?
Talk with the CO Team to clarify their ideas.




---------------Original Message---------------
From: robert greenberg
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 3:05 PM
Subject: Work Center - Cost Center relationship

> A work center requires a cost center assignment. Activity rates (labor, machine, setup) are established by cost center. You should pick the work centers where the work is being done
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> Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 10:43:01 -0400
> From: email@removed
> To: email@removed
> Subject: [sap-log-pp] Work Center - Cost Center relationship
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> Posted by Rustywheel
> on Jul 7 at 10:39 AM
> Trying to understand the relationship between cost centers and work centers.
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> Is it an organizational hierarchy that affects the usage of work centers? When planning a project, can I use any work center - regardless of the associated cost center?
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> What are the other impacts - accounting / reporting / etc?

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