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MWUG Unified Production Planning & Execution
Transcript of MWUG Unified Production Planning & Execution
Unified Production Planning & Execution
2018 Spring Conference
MWUG
Presented by: Brent Shooltz QAD MFG Product Manager
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This presentation includes forward-looking statements about QAD and its business. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may
cause actual results and events to differ materially. These risks and uncertainties are detailed in QAD’s SEC filings, including the company's latest
Annual Report on Form 10-K dated April 7, 2017 and in particular the section titled “Risk Factors” therein and other periodic reports the company
files with the Securities and Exchange Commission thereafter.
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items. These financial measures differ from comparable measures calculated and presented in accordance with accounting principles generally
accepted in the United States of America (“GAAP”) in that they exclude unusual or non-recurring charges, losses, credits or gains. This
presentation identifies the specific items excluded from the comparable GAAP financial measure in the calculation of each non-GAAP financial
measure. Management believes that financial presentations excluding the impact of these items provide useful supplemental information that is
important to a proper understanding of the Company’s business results by investors. These presentations should not be viewed as a substitute for
results determined in accordance with GAAP, nor are they necessarily comparable to non-GAAP financial measures presented by other
companies.
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.
QAD undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements.
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Learn how QAD's new manufacturing capabilities, QAD
Production Orders with Shop Floor Mobile, can help you
simplify and synchronize your back office production planning with your shop floor material replenishment and
production execution.
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Plan – Produce – Ship with Traceability
Introduction
Dispatching
Shop Floor
Pack Weigh Load Unload Inspect Reject
Storage
Receiving
Storage
Production Orders
with Shop Floor Mobile
How can it help you synchronize your
back office production plan with your shop floor material replenishment &
execution?
Unified Production Planning & Execution
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But Wait… there’s MORE!
Agile Material
Handling
EE 2016
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QAD Manufacturing - Product Evolution
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Efficient Planning
& Scheduling
SE/EE 2010
Quality &
Compliance
EE 2015/16
Serialization &
Packaging
Lean
Processes
SE/EE 2008
Production
Orders
EE 2016/18
NEW!
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QAD Manufacturing – Unifying Production
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Product-Process Matrix
Volume Output
Va
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ty/
# o
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ts
High
Low High
Mass
Customization
Continuous
Process
Batch
Job Shop
Project
Cellular
Manufacturing Repetitive
Process
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One Flow for All Production Modes
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Master
Scheduling
Production
Scheduling
Production
Preparation
Production
Material Supplies
Production
Activity
Production
Accounting
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QAD Manufacturing – Unifying Production
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Product-Process Matrix
Volume Output
Va
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ty/
# o
f P
rod
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ts
High
Low High
Mass
Customization
Continuous
Process
Batch
Job Shop
Project
Cellular
Manufacturing Repetitive
Process
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• All existing capabilities for production are still there
• Functions are simplified and availability across modes
(discrete/batch versus repetitive/flow)
- This simplifies implementations or changes in processes over time
- It removes all trade off decisions due to limitations
- Only specific business reasons remain why discrete versus repetitive
Script 1 – Simplicity
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
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Script 1 - Demo
• Process Maps Overview
• Walked through new .net menu
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Script 1 - Demo
• Walked through the 3 collections
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Planning & Scheduling / Production Preparations
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
• Full visibility of orders, capacity, and materials
• Improved navigation
• Flexible filter tools for selecting orders
• Component availability by product structure (multi level)
• Capability to reschedule orders prior to processing
• Easy to create/modify orders (authorize/release/print – release date)
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Product Order Activity Reporting
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
• Collections
• Simplifies search, navigation, and order selection
• Provides access to:
- Production Order Maintenance
- Production order routing, production order components
- Functions for processing transactions
for production orders
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Flow
Scheduling
New
Features
Quality
Control
and
Attributes .
Advanced
Repetitive
Work
Orders
Master &
Production Schedules
Kanban
Packaged
Inventory
Repetitive
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• Key Objectives - One production flow to support
mixed mode manufacturing
- Eliminate redundancy, differences, and gaps between production modes
- Simplify implementation and configuration
- Enhance capabilities for the authorization of orders, allocations, picking, and the management of production materials
QAD Manufacturing – Simplifying Production
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Unified Production
Automation Solutions
Scheduling Workbenches
Platform
Kanban
QAD EE
QAD
Automation Solutions
Inter-
operability
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Shop Floor “Mobile” Demo
Same Capabilities – unified and simplified
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• Extended capabilities, with other QAD Manufacturing allows
• Faster, more accurate product tracking & traceability
• Improve productivity and effectively users
• Improve material and product availability
• Appropriate and timely response to change
Script 2 – Flexibility
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
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Demo: Pick - Transfer – Report Production
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Stockroom Shop Floor Production Order
10033
Pick Request
Production Order
10033
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Schedule Production 1
Pick & Transfer to shop floor
2
Backflush materials from the shop floor
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Work Center
Location
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As a Scheduler – I can manage both the plan & schedule
Single view of supply/ demand, capacity
and Material, resource constraints over a
period of days, weeks, months
Single view to sequence production orders with
context to customer demand, component
shortages/supply, capacity, production activity
2018 – New EPEI Leveling capability
Replaces- Excel Spreadsheets
Directed Putaway
Inbound
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Packbay Loc: WTS
Quality
1
Cell 1000
Logistics
Production
Control
Delayed Second
Move
2
3
Backflush Loc: W1000
Putaway
4 1
Zone 1 Loc: 010
• Real-time Instruction
• Quality Process Compliance
• Process Excelleration
Controlled PUSH - Picklists
PULL - Line Side Request (user requested)
- Kanban (system/physical card)
- *Min/Max (system)
Event Driven Signals
Material Replenishment
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Dynamic PUSH - Production Schedule
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Zone 1 Loc: 010
Line Side Direct
Production Material Replenishment
Event Driven
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52200
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Component
Material Replenishment
Pick & Transfer
1
Kanban 2
Production Control
MSW/PSW
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Warehouse
Picklists
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Min/Max 3
• Material Based Downtime
• Material Handler Efficiency
Backflush Loc: W1000
Dispatch & Receipts
Production
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Scan Kanban ID
Production Control
MSW/PSW
Logistics
Shippers
Shop Floor UI
Scan Pack ID Synchronized
Master Scheduler
Synchronized
Logistics
Enter QTY produced
Real-time schedule
• Synchronized Shop Floor
• Accuracy
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Production Preparations – Material Supplies to Production
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
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Location and Process Overview
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Shared Backflush location
Production Line
1020
Production Line
1040
Controlled Locations
Stockroom
Line Replenishment
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Reserved Locations – Back
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Controlled Locations
Stockroom Production Line
Reserve Location
Shop Floor
Production Line Backflush Location
Work Center Backflush Location
Work Center
Reserve Location
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Demo: Pick, Issue, and Transfer for Production
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
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Stockroom Shop Floor Production Order
10021
Production Order
10022
Production Order Picklist
PK23004
Production Order
10033
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Create picklist. 1
Pick quantities. 2
Issue picked quantities to production order.
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Move production order with the issued quantities to shop floor.
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Transfer picklist quantities to shop floor.
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Backflush materials from the shop floor.
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4 Work Center
Location
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Line Replenishment
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Component Availability by LOCATION
Production Orders – Production modes unified ensures simplicity
Stockroom Production Line
Reserve Location
Shop Floor
Production Line
Backflush Location
Work Center
Backflush Location
Work Center
Reserve Location
• Implementation, training, upgrade costs
• Managing process variability and data accuracy
Use Cases
RnD – Behind the Scenes
Challenge Simplifying and standardizing production activity data capture no matter what type of production process
Process - GMP Kanban - Repetitive Discrete - MTO
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Value
• All existing capabilities for production are still there
• Functions are simplified and availability across modes - Reduced implementation complexity
- Less administration
- Reduced overhead costs
• Foundation of the Future
Operational Excellence During the Digital Transformation
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QAD Production Orders – Key Messages
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Value
• *Includes Shop Floor Mobile - Material Replenishment
- Production Reporting
Operational Excellence During the Digital Transformation
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QAD Production Orders – Extend Functionality
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• Brent Shooltz
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