Set Up For Success : Reviewing Manufacturing Best Practices

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Set Up For Success : Reviewing Manufacturing Best Practices

Today’s Presenter John Grant Senior Application Consultant jgrant@innovia.com

NAV/BC MFG Best Practices Session Objectives NAV functionality used with specific types of MFG Lessons Learned Share tips from implementing NAV Manufacturing Gaps Input from you We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Manufacturing Types Make to Stock Make to Order / Build to Order Process Assemble to Order Engineer to Order We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Make To Stock Profile Production lead times outside of sales lead times Customer contract Seasonal demand Business strategy We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Make To Stock Functionality Planning Worksheet Item Planning Setups Forecasting Flushing Methods – Material and Labor We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Reorder Policies We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Reorder Policies – Fixed Reorder Qty. We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Overflow Level Quantity you allow projected inventory to exceed the Reorder Point Fixed Reorder Qty. reordering policy Overflow level = Reorder Quantity + Reorder Point +(Minimum Order Quantity + Rounded up to nearest order multiple) Maximum Qty. reordering policy Overflow level = Maximum Inventory + (Minimum Order Quantity + rounded up to nearest order multiple) We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Time Bucket Used for Reordering policies that use a reorder point Collect demand events within the time window to make a joint supply order The time-bucketed concept reflects the manual process of checking the inventory level on a frequent basis rather than for each transaction Example: All item needs from one vendor to place a weekly order Safety Stock Exception Warning We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Reorder Policies – Maximum Qty. We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Reorder Policies – Lot-for Lot We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Reorder Policies - Order We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Make To Stock Gaps By-Products Dynamic Planning Fields Forecasting is Manual Manage Tools, Dies, Molds We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Make To Order / Build To Order Profile Product manufactured when order is taken / Configurator Customers order to specifications / options Multiple Production Orders / BOM Levels We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Make To Order / Build To Order Functionality Routing Type / Lot Size Bill of Material Lead Time Offset Material Rounding Constraint Scheduling We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Routings Routing Type We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Routings Routing Type - Serial We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Routings Routing Type - Parallel We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Routings Lot Size Send Ahead Flushing Routing Link Code Concurrent Capacities Version We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Bill of Materials Lead Time Offset We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Bill of Materials Rounding We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Constraint Scheduling We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Manufacturing Policy We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Make To Order / Build To Order Gaps By-Products Dynamic Planning fields Forecasting is Manual Manage Tools, Dies, Molds One constraint – time We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Process Profile Food, Beverage, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Formulas, Recipes Compressed Lead Times To Produce / Shelf life constraints We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Process Functionality Bill of Material Header Unit of Measure Code Production Families We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Bill of Material We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Bill of Material We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Families Bill of Material We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Families Production Order We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Process Gaps Dynamic Planning fields Planning With Families Manual Forecasting is Manual One constraint – time Scrap We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Assemble To Order Profile Purchase all components Medium / Long Build Times Multiple Production Orders Difficult to measure progress Launch Production Orders throughout Purchasing long lead time Items We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Assemble To Order Functionality Machines with Work Centers – Assigning Work Progress on Work Alternate Routings and Bill of Material Using Bill of Material Templates/Phantoms We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Work Centers / Machine Centers Move work from a Work Center to a Machine Center We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Production Planner Updating Work Center to Machine Center We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Production Planner Updating Work Center to Machine Center We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Progress on Work We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Alternate Routings / Alternate Bills of Material We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Alternate Routings / Alternate Bills of Material We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Bill of Material Templates / Phantoms We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Assemble To Order Gaps Dynamic Planning fields Forecasting is Manual Manage Tools, Dies, Molds One constraint – time Refreshing Released Production Orders - changes We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Engineer To Order Profile Long Build Times (weeks / months) Multiple Production Orders Required Require Measure Progress During Build Launch Production Orders throughout Purchasing long lead time Items We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Engineer To Order Functionality Jobs / Integration to Planning Multiple Production Orders / Re-Plan Launch Production Orders throughout Planning Worksheet We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Jobs We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Jobs Task Lines We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Jobs Planning Lines We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Jobs Resource Lines / Time We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Re-Planning We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Engineer To Order Gaps Manage Tools, Dies, Molds Job % completed – how best to determine good/bad day One constraint – time Refreshing Released Production Orders Jobs scheduling of Time We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Production Planner Sample Work Flow Production Orders Created as FIRM PLANNED Use the Change Production Order Status Screen Firm Planned through a Start Date Sort by Start Date Using the above select the Pproduction Order - run Shortage List Change Status to RELEASED based on Shortage List We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Production Planner Sample Work Flow We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Production Planner Sample Work Flow We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Production Due Date Production Order Assembly Order

Planning Worksheet – Purchase Prod. Order Safety Lead Time 2D Purchase Item Lead Time

Planning Worksheet – Prod. Order Change Routing / Bill of Materials New Prod Order We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

Planning Worksheet – Prod. Order Purchase Order Planning Flexibility We help small and medium size businesses leverage technology to become more productive and profitable. (Give examples of what we do for some of these companies.)

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