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    Managing the Supply Chain :

    Material Requirement Planning

    (MRP)

    Managing the Supply Chain :

    Material Requirement Planning

    (MRP)

    BBA-SCM : 3201 Week 1 & 2

    Tutor: Dr. Shirley YeungBBA-SCM Programme Co-ordinator,

    Tel: +852-2636-7140 [email protected]

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    1.2Introduction

    Traditional Logistics SCM

    - Activities occur within the - Networks of boundariesof a single companies thatorganization work together

    and co-ordinateactions to deliver

    a product to market

    - Focus on activities, - Acknowledge alle.g. procurement, distribution activities, including

    customer service &

    new product develop-

    ment

    Hugos, Michael (2006) Essentials of Supply Chain Management, New Jersey: JohnWiley & Sons, Inc.

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    1.3 IntroductionBasic patternofSCM practice Uniquesetofmarket demands and operating

    challenges

    Makedecisions individually and collectively in

    thefollowing 5 areas:

    Production,

    inventory,

    location,

    transportation and

    information

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    1.3 Contd - 5 Action Areas in SCM

    Production Inventory Location Transport-

    ation

    Informat-

    ion

    What

    products?

    How

    much?

    Bywhen?

    Whatto

    stock?

    Howmuch

    tostock?

    Buffer

    against

    uncertainty

    Facilities

    forproduction

    &

    inventory

    located?

    Efficient

    location?

    Howto

    move -Air? Sea?

    Truck

    delivery?

    Uncertainty

    compensated

    forhigh level

    ofstock

    Howmuch

    Info.needed/

    shared?

    Accurate?

    Timely?

    Info.for

    decision

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    1.4 Introduction

    Toyota has renamed continuous improvement(Kaizen) as Lean Management (orToyotaProduction System). In 2006,the NetProfitoftheToyota Inc. has soared to US$14 billion,thehighest profit amongst all Japanese companies.

    Incidentally, in 2006, Fords loss was alsoUS$14billion! By June 2007,they over-took GM as theWorlds largest carmanufacturer.

    Sam Walton (FounderofWal-Mart),the Worldslargest corporation, has sai

    d that my day is notfinish withoutimprovement .

    Based ontheteachingofMasaaki Imai, LeanManagement consultant atToyota.Sam Ho hasdeveloped theLean 5-STM Management System.

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    2.1 Inventory Management - 12.1 Inventory Management - 1

    A. For stock outputs (in manufacture andpossibly supply systems):

    (a) to providegood service to customers;(b) toprotect thefunctionfrom uncertainties

    in demand;

    (c) to permit manufactureorsupply of itemsineconomic batch quantities.

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    2.2 Inventory Management - 22.2 Inventory Management - 2

    B. For stock inputs (in manufacture, supply,transport and service systems):

    (a) to permitfavorable purchase/provisionarrangements (e.g. price discounts andeconomic orderquantities);

    (b) to protectthefunctionfrom uncertaintiesin supply.

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    2.3 Inventory Management - 32.3 Inventory Management - 3

    C. For customer input queues (intransport and service systems):

    (a) toprotect functions fromuncertainties in demand.

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    2.4 Inventory Management - 52.4 Inventory Management - 5

    E. '80/20 rule', ABC or Pareto Curve

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    2.5 Inventory Management - 62.5 Inventory Management - 6

    E. Type of Inventory Control

    (a) Order Point technique --

    a new order of a predeterminedquantity is placed as soon as

    the quantity in stock falls to orbelow the orderpoint.

    (b) Periodic Review technique

    -- stocks are reviewed at setintervals, and the order quantitydepends upon on-hand stock.

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    3.1 Materials RequirementPlanning3.1 Materials RequirementPlanning

    Probability forAvailability:

    P = R N = 0.95 10 = 0.6

    R = Prob.ofAvailability for1 itemN = No.ofItems

    NettingNet quantity = gross quantity - stockon-

    hand - stockon-order

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    3.2 MPR Netting Example3.2 MPR Netting Example

    Period 1 2 3 4 5 6

    Gross Requirements 20 30 18 15 35 50

    On-hand Quantity 0 40 10 0 0 0

    Scheduled Receipts 60 0 0 0 0 20

    Net Requirements 0 0 8 15 35 ?

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    3.3 MRP Lot-Sizing3.3 MRP Lot-Sizing

    Economic OrderQuantity (EOQ)depends on:

    Unit cost Costofsettingup anorder

    Holding cost

    Demand pattern Quantity discounts

    Handling cost

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    3.4 MRP Off-setting (BOM- Bill ofMaterials)3.4 MRP Off-setting (BOM- Bill ofMaterials)

    Level

    Finished Item A 1

    ________|_________| |

    Sub-Assembly B Sub-Ass.C 2

    ______|______| |

    Part D Part E 3

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    3.4 Bill ofMaterials (BOM) contd

    BOM fora product lists the items thatgointothe product, includes:

    - a briefdescriptionofeach item- specifies when

    - inwhat quantity each item is needed inthe

    assembly process- Computerizethrough labelling levels of

    product structure

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    3.5 MRP Explosion3.5 MRP Explosion

    Level

    Finished Item A 1

    40 units required in Week 8

    (lead time = 2 weeks)

    _________|_________| |

    Sub-Ass. B Sub-Ass. C 2

    2 foreach A 1 foreach A

    (lead time = 3wk.)______|_________

    | |

    Part D Part E 3

    (3foreach B) (1 foreach B)

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    3.6 MRP Requirements3.6 MRP Requirements

    Requirements for :

    B (Week 6) = 40 x 2 = 80

    C (Week 6) = 40 x 1 = 40

    D (Week3) = 80 x 3 = 240

    E (Week3) = 80 x 1 = 80

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    3.7 MRP Types3.7 MRP Types

    Clean Sweep MRP

    -- Neworders are planned totake account

    ofchanged requirements.-- Affects all items used inthe company.

    Net Change MRP

    -- Previous actions updated toreflecttheeffectofchanges.

    -- Only affects the items concerned.

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    3.8 MRP Implementation3.8 MRP Implementation

    MRP implementationrequires:

    1. Accurate specification oftherelationshipsbetween assemblies and components.

    2. Accuratelead time data.3. Realistic production schedules.

    4. Accuratestock control data.

    5. Provisionforscrap.

    6. Computersystem to process large volumeofdata involved.

    7. Due-date priorities areobeyed.

    8. Disciplines and procedures must be accepted.

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    The only silly questionisthe one which hasnot beenasked.

    Do Harvard 1-minute Agenda now.

    ? ? ? - Q&A -

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    ThankYouThankYou !