Oracle 11i Work In Process Training Presentation.ppt
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About This Presentation
Oracle 11i Work In Process Training Presentation.ppt
Size: 6.58 MB
Language: en
Added: Jul 26, 2024
Slides: 94 pages
Slide Content
Oracle Work In
Process
Release 11i
Oracle WIP
Integration with Other Modules
Inventory
UOM, Item Information, On-Hand Information
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Purchasing
Sub-Contract POs, Receipts
BOM
Product Structure, Routing, Resource Information
Planning
Planned Jobs, Schedules, Resource Load
Quality
Inspection related data
Repetitive Manufacturing
Process in which specific quantities of parts
are manufactured in batches or groups
e.g. Computer Assembler
Process in which parts are manufactured
continuously as defined by a daily rate, over a period
of time
e.g. Automobile Manufacturer
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Different Manufacturing Methods:
Discrete Manufacturing
Some Important definitions
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Repetitive Schedule--production order to manufacture assemblies on
a continuos basis as defined by a daily rate,
using resources.
Production Line --physical location for manufacturing a repetitive
assembly, usually associated with a routing.
Repetitive schedules are built on production
lines.
Discrete Job --production order to manufacture a specific
quantity of an assembly, using resources.
Use discrete jobs to do :
Standard Production
Nonstandard production ( rework,disassembly)
ATO production , including standard items
and unique configurations
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Updating Discrete Job Requirements
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Repetitive Manufacturing
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Use Oracle WIP to manage shop floor activities in a
repetitive environment to do the following :
•Build the same repetitive assemblies on the same production line
•Build different assemblies on the same line
•Plan future rates of production based on Requirements
•Change production rates
•Push or Pull work in process material requirements
•Purge complete and canceled repetitive schedules
•Report on all aspects of the repetitive production
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Repetitive Manufacturing –Defining Production Line
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Repetitive Manufacturing –Line Assembly Association
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Repetitive Manufacturing –Defining Production Line
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WIP Material Transactions
There are two types of issue transactions: Push issue and
Backflush .
Materials are issued to fulfil material requirements in a Job
or Schedule.
Negative requirements can be transacted using the WIP
negative component issue transaction or the WIP negative
component return transaction.
Materials are backflushed upon completion of operations
or assemblies.
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WIP Material Transaction
All the
Components in
BOM gets
defaulted
Components
Not in BOM
can be
transacted
through
Specific
Component
transaction
Types of Push
Material
transactions
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WIP Material Transaction
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Performing Resource Transaction
Resources can be charged manually to a discrete job or repetitive assembly/line with or
without an associated move transaction. Manual resource charged can also be reversed
through Resource Transaction window.
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For Actual Costing
Purpose, Employee
No of the person
worked on the job can
be provided
Resource Unit
absorbed by
the job
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Outside Processing Business Needs
Companies go for Outside Processing mainly from the following
compulsions.
To use specialized suplier skills in their manufacturing process
to help lower engineering and manufacturing costs and increase
production quality.
To use supplier capacity to temporarily or permanently increase
overall production capacity.
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Key Business Decisions
Before setting up for outside processing in Oracle Manufacturing
some key business decisions are to be taken in the following
areas.
Determining the Kitting Method
Determinig the Shipping method
Determining the Inspection Method
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Defining Outside Processing Items
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Setup Steps in Oracle Purchasing
Defining outside processing line types.
Defining employees and linking them to apllication users.
Defining supplier Auto-Source rules.
Defining outside-processing item list prices.
Defining outside-processing item lead times.
Defining over-receipt tolerance and control.
Controlling receiving routing.
Defining Ship-to and Deliver-to locations.
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Setup Steps in Oracle BOM
Defining outside resources.
Defining departments and attach outside resources to those
departments.
Defining routings and linking outside resources to operations.
Including supplier-sourced components in bills of materials.
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Defining Outside Resources
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OSP Item is
attached to
OSP resource
Requisition Import for OSP from WIP
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OSP operation
sequence
Job should
be put at
QUEUE of
OSP
operation
step for Req.
Import
Running Requisition Import from Purchase
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Autocreating Purchase Orders
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Outside Processing Purchase Orders
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Costing Outside Processing
Oracle Purchasing Debits the outside processing valuation
account of the accounting class associated with the job or schedule
when outside processing item is delivered.
Oracle Work In Process charges the outside processing variance
account for outside resiurce efficiency variance and, optionally, rates
variances when you close a job (standard or asset nonstandard) or
when you close a period (for repetitive schedules or expense
nonstandard jobs).
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New Features in 11i
Discrete Workstation
Production Kanban
Completion Transaction Integration with Oracle Quality
Workflow based Alerts and Intelligent Messaging
Over-Completion
Automatic updation of job status to “Complete”
Supplier Management Portal integration in outside processing
Sales Order reservation for standard items in discrete jobs