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Manufacturing : Scheduling to Execution Joseph A. Phelan, CPIM 11 May, 2011 Session : BT2 Product Roadmap and Direction
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Page 1: Manufacturing : Scheduling to Execution Joseph A. Phelan, CPIM 11 May, 2011 Session : BT2 Product Roadmap and Direction.

Manufacturing : Scheduling to ExecutionJoseph A. Phelan, CPIM 11 May, 2011 Session : BT2

Product Roadmap and Direction

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Thank You for Being a QAD Customer!

Product Roadmap and Direction

“The purpose of a company is to create a customer. A

business…is defined by the need the customer satisfies

when he/she buys a product or service. To satisfy the

customer is the mission and purpose of every business.”

Peter Drucker

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Safe Harbor Statement

Product Roadmap and Direction

The following is intended to outline QAD’s general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, functional capabilities, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functional capabilities described for QAD’s products remains at the sole discretion of QAD.

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Building to an Effective Enterprise

Product Roadmap and Direction

QADCustomers

CompetitiveAnalysis

AnalystsResearch

IndustryStandards

Visions

QADPRC

Industry Roadmap

CustomerRequests

QAD Field Feedback

QAD SupportFeedback

Product Definition

ProductRoadmap

VerticalMarket

Collaborative Development

CustomerAdvisory Groups

Development Groups

Technical Foundation

QAD StrategicSteering

Committee

QAD ProductReview Committee

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• This is what you have said- Make better planning/scheduling decisions

• Workbenches

- More automation for manufacturing• Manage by exception

- Extending/connecting the enterprise• Integration / interoperability

- Better access to manufacturing information• Leveraging mobile devices

- “Next level” of manufacturing (process and discrete)

Building to an Effective Enterprise

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Master Scheduling Workbench (MSW)- Aligns demand and supply throughout the

planning horizon• Highlights supply shortages• Calculates projected inventory

- Calculates and monitors workload capacity• Highlights overloads

- Provides access to processes and information to put decisions into action• Shows immediate effects

Making Better Planning / Scheduling Decisions

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Production Scheduling Workbench (PSW)- Aligns demand and supply throughout the

scheduling horizon• Highlights supply shortages• Calculates projected inventory

- Calculates and monitors workload capacity• Highlights overloads

- Component Availability Check (CAC)• Checks material availability before committing to

production

- Provides access to processes and information to put decisions into action• Sequencing (drag and drop)• Shows immediate effects

Making Better Planning / Scheduling Decisions

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Kanban Workbenches- Kanban sizing methods (interactive workbench

approach)• Loop

- Based on demand, lead time, and safety stock

• Process- Based on demand, period interval, setup time, and

production cycle time

- .Net technology base• Improves performance

- Calculation help and analysis capabilities- Simulation support (save/load)

Making Better Planning / Scheduling Decisions

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Periodic costing- Compliance issue with (local) legal tax

requirements in many countries- Compliance issue with the IFRS- Meet established business practices

• Retro-pricing- Accounting Compliance- Automatic

More Manufacturing Automation

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Load-leveling, constraint-based master scheduler- Order smoothing- EPEI- Finite capacity

• Builds master schedule automatically- Reduces manual effort and Time

More Manufacturing Automation

Product Roadmap and Direction

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More Manufacturing Automation

Product Roadmap and Direction

Planning vision

Load-leveling, constraint-based master scheduler

Master scheduling workbench

Material requirements

planning

Production scheduling workbench

Finite capacity production scheduler

Master schedule

Material plan

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• Quality Extensions- Establish improvements in quality

management through inspection result processing• Document quality test results associated with

attribute values• Consistent product specifications• Quality criteria and supplier certification• Supplier performance

- Product traceability• Backward / forward

Extending / Connecting the Enterprise

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Serialization- Improve supply chain efficiency (operations)

• Trading partner regulations

- Brand/product protection And safety

• Counterfeit products• Tracking / tracing

- Compliancy issues

Extending / Connecting the Enterprise

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Connectivity / services- Fully integrated inventory transaction APIs- Label / bar code printing

Extending / Connecting the Enterprise

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Information requirements- Adoption of the .Net UI and reporting

framework technologies- Enhanced usability and flexibility

• Combine information needs• Customizable

Better Manufacturing Information Access

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Business Intelligence- Connects people to data- Analyzes data and disseminates measurement

information• Provides visibility to historical trends resulting in

operational insight• Supports better, faster business decision-making

- Cut costs- Identify opportunities

Better Manufacturing Information Access

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Mixed mode manufacturing environments- Single solution design- Integrated features- Consolidated

• Business processes• Consistent UI

Manufacturing to the Next Level

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Item characteristics- Extended item attributes

• Attribute values must be stored by item• Track and trace each material by its attribute values

- Establishes a database to improved capabilities to manage inspections in quality processes

- Helps meet regulatory compliance• ROHS ((restriction of hazardous substances)• REACH (registration, evaluation, authorization and

restriction of chemicals)• SOC (substances of concern)• GHG (greenhouse gas emission data)

Manufacturing to the Next Level

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Item characteristics : example- Item attribute (potency)- Formulas- Batch balancing- Work order allocations- Lot trace capabilities

• Lot trace workbench

Manufacturing to the Next Level

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• MRP/Gross Requirements Calculation- Material planning for lean production

environments (pull systems)- Component demand

• Average demand calculation• Kanban workbenches

- Process- Loop

Manufacturing to the Next Level

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Lean transactions- Cumulative orders- Accountability- Improved integration (closed loop)

• Subcontract supply subsystem- Plan components for outbound shipment

• Pick / ship (sub-location)• Ownership accountability• Subcontractor sends kanbans

Manufacturing to the Next Level

Product Roadmap and Direction

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• Near term- Periodic costing- Information requirements- Business intelligence- MSW/PSW and kanban workbenches

• Future- Item attributes (potency / batch balancing)- Quality extensions (traceability)- Serialization- Connectivity / services- Load-leveling, constraint-based master scheduler- Lean material planning / extensions- Subcontract manufacturing- Retro-pricing

Building to an Effective Enterprise : Summary

Product Roadmap and Direction

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Metrics Affected

Product Roadmap and Direction

Process Benefit Value

Better tools for Master Scheduling and Production Scheduling

Provides improved decision support when establishing Manufacturing plans and schedules

•Aligns demand and supply, and capacity workload to improve customer delivery and minimize inventories

•Improve customer service

•10% to 30%

•10% to 30%

Master Scheduling tools to automatically build constraint-based, level-loaded schedules

•Master scheduler’s time reduction•Master Schedule feasibility avoiding resource over commitment

• -5% to 20%

Serialization infrastructure identifies products and streamlines supply reporting

Product Traceability

•Reduces labor time

•Supports compliance and public safety

•-5% to 20%

Manufacturing Business Measurements

•Highlight manufacturing processes requiring management action to improve productivity

•-5% to 20%

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• Attend Increase Your Manufacturing Efficiency with QAD's Planning and Scheduling Workbenches- Wednesday at 4PM- Speakers:

• Carianne Nieuwstraten, Senior Product Manager, QAD• Chris Loerch, Senior Manager of Plant Supply Chain,

Cascade Engineering

• Attend Get Lean! Leveraging Lean Manufacturing to Drive Plant Efficiency- Thursday at 11 AM- Speaker:

• Sharon Ward, Senior Director, Solutions Marketing, QAD

Next Steps

Product Roadmap and Direction

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Joseph Phelan [email protected]

Questions & Answers

Adding Value to the Global Transportation Process

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