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Oracle Mobile Supply Chain- UnPluggedAugust 15, 2008
Venetian 2 3:00 PM – 3:40 PM
Presented By
Ashok Kowdle [email protected]
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Agenda
Overview of Oracle Mobile Supply Chain
Architecture of Oracle Mobile Supply Chain
Transactions Supported in MSCA
Key Benefits
Support for Changing MSCA Screens
Process Flows & Data Flows
Questions and Answers
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MSCA Overview
Oracle® Mobile Supply Chain Applications (MSCA) enables automated mobile user operations. This is performed using hand held radio frequency (RF) devices, PDA’s, and lift truck mounted RF scanners.
Oracle MSCA is part of the Oracle Supply Chain Management solution, the integrated suite that streamlines design, planning, manufacturing and fulfillment.
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MSCA Overview
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MWA Architecture
Main Server Components MWA Server
Telnet Listeners
Presentation Manager
Connection Manager
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MWA Architecture
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Mobile Apps Structure
Mobile Application Components Menu Item Java Bean
Page Java Bean
Field Java Bean
Field Listener Java Bean
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Modules Supported in MSCA
Mobile Manufacturing
Mobile Quality
Mobile Materials Management
Warehouse Management
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Manufacturing Transactions
Moving assemblies
Completing assemblies
Scrapping and rejecting items and assemblies
Issuing, returning, and scrapping material
Work order-less completions and returns
Flow completion, return, and scrap transactions
Charging resources
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Quality Transactions
Collect quality data
View specifications
Work in Process transactions
WIP Work Order less completions
Flow Manufacturing completions
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Material Management Transactions
Receiving & RMA
Inventory transactions and inquiries
Kanban transactions and inquiries
Cycle Counting and Physical Inventory
Pick Confirm
Ship Confirm
Intra-organization replenishment
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WMS Transactions
Inbound Logistics Receiving, Cross Docking, Directed Putaways & Inspections
Inventory Controls Lot, sub lot, serial and revision control, Material Attribute Tracking &
Flexible Material status and holds
Task Management Rules based task dispatching, Guided consolidation, Cartonization &
Configurable Exception Management Workflow
Outbound Logistics Rule Based Product Allocation, Directed Picking, Consolidation &
ASN Generation
Mobility Mobile RF Based user interfaces, Material Handling Systems
Integration
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Key Benefits
Improve Inventory Accuracy Reduce Data Entry Errors with Bar-Code scanning Improve Transaction Accuracy with Real-Time Data Validation Reduce Latency using Mobile Devices
Improve Worker Productivity Accelerate Data Entry using Mobile Devices Simplify Transaction Entry with Mobile User Interface Reduce Latency using Mobile Device
Adapt to Rapidly Changing Mobile Technology
Support Existing Manufacturing & Distribution Processes out of the box
Increase customer satisfaction by improving inventory accuracy, shipment confirmation and quality tracking
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Personalization & Customization
Personalization Supports all Personalizations
Customizations Ability to change List of Values
Ability to add new fields to the existing pages
Adding new custom pages to the flow
Adding new validations to fields using field listeners
Customization for Batch Mode Processing Create new pages using MCL Designer
Save transactions either on Scanner Memory or Memory card as a comma separated file
Process records by calling corresponding API’s
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Personalization
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Customization
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Customization
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Available Listeners
Field Entered- Called when a Particular field is entered
Field Exited- Called when a Particular field is exited
Page Entered- Called when a Particular page is entered
Page Exited- Called when a Particular page is exited
App Entered- Called when a Particular App is entered
App Exited- Called when a Particular App is exited
Special Listeners for Hiding fields, showing fields, Additional Validations, etc
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Batch Mode Processing
Sub Inventory Transfer
Item Number
Item Number Barcode Scan
Save & Next
Quantity
Qty Barcode Scan
To Sub Inventory
To Sub Inventory Barcode Scan
Save & Done
From Sub Inventory
From Sub Inventory Barcode Scan
Main Menu
Miscellaneous Issue
Miscellaneous Receipt
Sub Inventory Transfer
Review File
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Process Flows and Data Flows
Process Flows for Online Warehouses using Oracle MSCA
Process Flows for Offline Warehouses using Oracle MSCA
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Online Warehouses
Process Flow for Online Warehouses using Mobile Supply Chain Applications
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Transact in MSCA
Completed Datafed into API’s
Process Records Verify Records
CompleteTransaction
Validated Records
Send Request toBarcode Printer
Request for LabelPrinting
Label printing
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Offline Warehouses
Process Flow for Offline Warehouses using Custom Applications
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Sync Data Login to OracleRun Concurrent
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FTP File to Server
Insert Records intoInterface Tables
Validate Data Process Records Verify Records
Save Data toLocal Memory
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MWA Testing & Error Logging
Configuration Files mwa.cfg: This file has information about the DBC file location, Log Dir Location, Telnet Port
no Location. This info will be used by Mobile Applications on runtime. default_key.ini: This file is used to map the keys of the mobile device to some specific
functionality. Use the default file if you don’t want to customize anything. deviceIP.ini: This file maps the configuration files and host name with the mobile device
MWA Server Startup and Shutdown mwactl.sh: This file is used to start/stop the MWA listener on specific port. mwactl.sh start <port no> to Start the services on the Listener mwactl.sh -login <userid/pwd> stop_force <port no> to stop the services on the Listener
File Location $MWA_TOP/bin $MWA_TOP/secure $INST_TOP/admin/scripts $INST_TOP/admin/install In R12, INST_TOP may look like: /u01/appldev/DEV/inst/apps/DEV_w-oraap01
Log Files The log files are located under $INST_TOP/logs The Logging Levels are Fatal, Error, Warning, Debug & Trace All the log files start with Telnet_port_no as a prefix
-rw-r--r-- 1 appldev dba 255626 Feb 8 13:28 10240.INV.log Simpler way to look for logs tail -f 10240.INV.log
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Questions and Answers
Questions and Open Discussions
Contact Information
Ashok Kowdle PMPEmail: [email protected]
Phone: 630-778-1180
Presentation Copy
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