Very concise introduction MPH_AOMA Jaromír Skorkovský, KPH,ESF MU BRNO.

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Very concise introduction MPH_AOMA Jaromír Skorkovský, KPH,ESF MU BRNO

2 Profit goes down, Costs go up, … Questions Data 1 ERP, Excel,… Data 2 Goal DELTA = |Data1-Data2| !!!!!! Information Knowledge Task (Project assignment)

Chosen key words Methodology-needs (what we want to do and change an how we will do act) Effectiveness, performance, margin, costs, delay……. – TOC metrics (T,OE,I,KPI,.., definitions) Theory of Constraints – tools, Critical Chain, CPM a PERT MRP, MRP-II, JIT, DBR a CONWIP - tools MS Dynamics NAV (ERP system) – tools Production planning and logistics – processes Capacity constraint of resources– parameters (machines, workers, material, external resources,…) Quality management and chosen tools related to QM (Ishikawa, Kaizen,..) Workflow – tools Balanced Score Card Prospect Theory OLAP Kepner-Tregoe methodology 3/11

Expectations of students MPH_AOMA Good perspective (on the market you can see a constant lack of educated resources sharing knowledge of IT, OM and economics) Basic knowledge of ERP processes and decision making methods using standard ERP data ERP and accounting (reporting, controlling) Practical issues – experience from real life BI – use of business Intelligence- better decision making ERP in general – characteristics a functions Using key ERP functions you can see basics of accounting, logistics, purchase, sales and production Sweet sides of the ERP

Expectations of students MPH_AOMA To distinguish differences among function description and knowledge of using ERP an knowledge of using and benefits if used correctly. Market place and opportunities connected to NAV knowledge TOC principles and other chosen methods which can be very easily used in practice (Kepner-Tregoe, Hurwitz, …)

Supply Chain Management I 6 Supplier - CRM -TQM -Payables Transport - Routing - TQM Purchase - Netting -EOQ -JIT -Batch numbers -Input control -Replacement -Payables -Logistics Manufacturing - Capacity planning -MPR,MRPII,JIT,DBR -CONWIP -APS,Shop floor -Quality,Logistics -Optimization Accounting - Invoices -Delivery lists -Payables -Receivables -Reporting -Stock value Despatch -Packaging -Delivery Lists -Batches -Logistics Quality - Statistics -FBD, Pareto -5 Why -8D reports -Tracking Customer - CRM -Receivables -Communication -Project Management Transport - Routing - TQM

Project management will be explained by tutor (his experiences from real ERP projects) 7

Supply Chain Management II 8

SCM- another angle of view MRPMRP-IIJIT ( TQM ) DBR ( TOC ) CONWIPAPS OP(1) Productivity (metrics) % use of resource Takt (Cycle time) Production planning Cost management Material Resource capacity Purchase Inventory Sales OP(2)OP(3)OP(4) OP(N) OP(N+1)OP(N+2) 9/11 Quality management Inventory Takt =AT/CR, where AT=available time and CR=customer requirement Takt is maximum allowed time to produce one unit in order to meet CR

MS Dynamics NAV (ERP system) 10/11

Needed abilities and knowledge –Team leader –Confidence –Creativity !!!!! –Flexibility –IQ –Languages –Self-dependency 11/11

Abilities and knowledge Difference between SK and RK Study (knowledge, ability,..) Required knowledge by employers Companies are very often not able to utilize it as a future competitive advantage University must maximize this segment How to sell myself ?) (RK) 12/11 SK

Strategy Map-The Simple Model of Value Creation To achieve our vision, how must our organization learn and improve ? To satisfy our customer, which processes must we excel at ? To achieve our vision, how must we look to our customers? If we succeed, how will we look to our shareholders ? Resource : Strategy Maps, Kaplan and Norton Learning and growth perspective Internal perspective Customer perspective Financial perspective Strategy

Strategic map (BSC)- very simpified Unique knowledge needed Resource hunting Cost of resource Parameters of the choice IQcreativityflexibility ResourceTrainingTestsReady to go Low success rate Growth Processes Customer Finance Delivery of services Satisfied customer Competitive advantage Higher market shareMargin Happy owners Resource profile TOC CONWIP Workflow COSTS Revenue ;14/11

Increase of effectiveness by canceling coffee breaks 15/11

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