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Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Industry Solutions - Process Manufacturing
Johan HoffmannSenior Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation
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Session Focus
Pricing products with potency
Batch balancing active
ingredientsLot inheritance Sequencing
Challenges
Change over and cleanups
Product specification and traceability
Pricing and consumption of products with potency
Attribute-based Pricing
80% Active =
$96.01 kg
1 kg
78.5% Active =
$94.2
1 kg84.7%
Active = $101.64
Purchase price = (Actual / Target) * Target price
TO PRODUCE
1.000.000 Capsules (450 mg) = 450 kg
YOU NEED
250 kg, Ibuprofen Sodium 80%50 kg, Colloidial Silicon Dioxide35 kg, Corn Starch 28 kg, Croscarmellose Sodium15 kg, Hypromelloses9 kg, Steric Acid7 kg, Titanium Dioxide6 kg, Polysorbate 805 kg, Polyethylene Glycol
FORMULA
Potency – Formula Management
450 mg200 mg (active)
Ibuprofen Capsules
Potency – Formula Management
Ibuprofen Bulk
Formula size : 450 kg
Ibuprofen Capsule
200 mg (active)450 mg per capsule
Ingredient Ingredient type
Ibuprofen Sodium Active
Colloidal Silicon Dioxide
Compensating
Microcrystalline Cellulose
Filler
Corn Starch None
....
Potency Management
ActiveIngredient
CompensatingIngredient
Opposing effect
Complementary effect
Filler ingredient
(For achiving the required volume)
Lot Interitance
Human Skin TissueBlood Type: O +
Cell Culture 1Blood Type: O +
Cell Culture 2Blood Type: O +
Cell Culture 3Blood Type: O +
Cell Culture 4Blood Type: O +
Lot Interitance
Parent Item ABC: Steel Beam 100 ft.
Batch Attributes:•Tensile Strength•Compressive force•Shear strength•Duct ability•Coating
Child Item A: Steel Beam 50 ft.
Batch Attributes:•Tensile Strength•Compressive force•Shear strength•Duct ability•Coating
Child Item B: Steel Beam 50 ft.
Batch Attributes:•Tensile Strength•Compressive force•Shear strength•Duct ability•Coating
Lot Interitance
Length: 100 meters
Batch Attributes- Grade A Paper- Color: Flat White- Thickness: .18 Gauge--Weight: 80 gsm
Physical Dimensions
Item ABCJumbo Roll
Length: 100 meters
Width 41cm
Physical DimensionsItem BBBSlit Roll 1
Length: 100 meters
Width 41 cm
Physical Dimensions
Item CCCSlit Roll 2
Batch Attributes- Grade A Paper- Color: Flat White- Thickness: .18 Gauge--Weight: 80 gsm
Batch Attributes- Grade A Paper- Color: Flat White- Thickness: .18 Gauge--Weight: 80 gsm
Lot InteritanceExample: Kit
Expiry Date: 12/21/2012
Expiry Date: 12/19/2012
Expiry Date: 12/17/2012
Kit Components
Kit will inherit the earliest shelf life of 12/17/2012
Bucket 1 Bucket 2 Bucket 3
Sequencing
2L 2L 5L 3L 5L 3L 5L 2L 3L 3L 5L 2L 3L 5L
3L 2L 5L 3L 5L 5L 2L
3L 3L 3L 2L 5L 5L 2L
2L 3L 5L 5L 3L
3L 5L 3L 5L 3L
After MRP
After sequencing
Sequencing period
Top Tips From This Sessions
Potency item must have base attribute with a target valueA compensating ingredient line must have a compensating principle setup against an active ingredient lineA formula with an active ingredient line must go through batch balancing in production
Sequencing does not take material availability into accountRun MRP to get materials in sync or use negative days
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