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R12.x Oracle Work in Process Fundamentals

Duration: 4 Days

What you will learn

This course will be applicable for customers who have implemented Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 or Oracle

E-Business Suite 12.1.

This course demonstrates how Oracle Work in Process functions are integrated with supply chain management

principals. The class shows you how to set up your environment, use multiple manufacturing modes, create discrete

jobs, manage resources and material, and perform shop floor transactions.

Learn To:

Create Job and Resources Workbench

Understand Scheduling methods in discrete production

Create discrete jobs

Use Discrete Workstation

Create shop floor transactions

Define Work In Process Setup Steps

AudienceEnd UsersFunctional ImplementerTechnical AdministratorTechnical Consultant

Related Training

Required Prerequisites

Oracle Inventory

Oracle Bills of Materials

Understand production activities in various different manufacturing environments

Course ObjectivesAssigning supply types to component requirements

Creating discrete jobs

Defining Work in Process setup steps

Viewing and updating job resources

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Setting up integrated applications with Work in Process

Viewing and updating job material

Creating shop floor transactions

Understanding routings and operations on jobs

Understanding backflush transactions

Setting up outside processing

Using the Discrete Workstation

Using the Job and Resource Workbenches

Understanding scheduling methods in discrete production

Simulating discrete jobs

Understanding labor skills validation

Monitoring Shop Floor progress

Course Topics

Overview of Work in ProcessIntroduction to Work in ProcessManufacturing MethodsOverview of Creating Discrete JobsOverview of Shop Floor TransactionsOverview of Resource ManagementOverview of Production SchedulingOverview of Material ControlOverview of Cost Transactions

Setting Up Work in ProcessSetting Up Integrated Oracle ApplicationsWork in Process Setup StepsDefining WIP ParametersSetting Profile Option ValuesDefining WIP Accounting Classes

Creating Discrete JobsCreating a Discrete JobStandard Versus Non-standard JobsViewing Operations, Resources, and Material RequirementsReleasing, Building, and Updating JobsImporting Jobs and SchedulesReleasing, Building, and Updating Jobs


Updating Material RequirementsSetting Component Supply TypesViewing and Updating Material RequirementsOutside Processing in ReplenishmentOverview of Backflush TransactionsAssigning Lot and Serial Controlled ItemsUsing the Component Pick Release ProgramAssigning Lot and Serial Controlled ItemsOutside Processing in Replenishment

Assigning and Managing ResourcesResource Charge TypesResource Usage CalculationsViewing and Updating ResourcesResource Scheduling SetupUsing the Resource Workbench

Defining SchedulingScheduling Methods in Discrete ProductionLead Time Calculation Elements in SchedulingDetailed SchedulingUsing the Job WorkbenchRescheduling Jobs and Schedules

Creating Shop Floor TransactionsMaterial Transactions in ProductionManaging OperationsCreating Move and Completion TransactionsCreating Rework and Scrap TransactionsUsing the Discrete WorkstationMoving and Completing OperationsOracle Quality IntegrationImporting Transactions

Work in Process Cost TransactionsOverview of Work in Process CostingWIP Accounting ClassesTransactional Cost ActivityCost Reporting

Special Topics for Work in ProcessGenerating Reports and RequestsE-Signature Flows in Work in ProcessOutside Processing WorkflowsClosing and Purging Jobs and Schedules

Manufacturing Execution System WorkstationIntroduction to MES for Discrete ManufacturingAdministrator, Operator, and Supervisor RolesConfiguring the WorkstationViewing Dispatch Lists and Work ContentPerforming Job Transactions


Viewing Resources and Resolving ExceptionsUsing the Supervisor Dashboard

Repetitive ManufacturingDefining SchedulesSetting Repetitive Line and Sequencing ElementsImplementing Planning RecommendationsScheduling Repetitive RecordsUpdating Repetitive Schedules


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