In a Kanban environment, when production workers take the last part from a bin, they send a signal to other workers, who then make more of the required parts and ensure delivery to the assembly line.
Chintan Joshi
Chintan Joshi is an award-winning SAP authority and author widely recognized for his expertise in financial transformation, SAP S/4HANA architecture, and enterprise-wide automation. With over 16 years of professional experience, Chintan has served as a judge for the SIIA CODiE Awards and was honored as an SAP Financials Topic Leader by the global SAP community. He specializes in rescuing high-value SAP implementations and architecting custom financial automation solutions—such as the Plant-Creation Cockpit—that resolve complex cross-module dependencies and enhance financial accuracy. A frequent presenter at leading industry conferences, including SAP Controlling, Chintan’s work bridges the gap between technical ABAP logic and strategic financial stewardship. His expertise helps organizations worldwide adopt Universal Allocation, strengthen costing methodologies, and optimize end-to-end SAP financial processes.
Blogs by Chintan Joshi
Cost allocations have always been one of the most critical—yet often one of the most fragmented—processes within SAP Controlling (CO).
This blog post outlines the high-level business process flowchart and details every step needed to perform the internal settlement process in...
Transaction variants are a powerful tool in SAP that can be used to restrict the display of fields for a particular screen, based on which users are...