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e-Supply Chain

e-Supply Chain Management

Customers

Suppl iers

Adv. Planning

& Scheduling

Internet

Procurement

Manufacturing

Supply Chain

Logistics

Marketing

& Sales

Configuration &

Order Mgmt.

Finance& HR

Service


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Why Mobile Execution Systems ?

Record the Results Cause the Results

Covent ional Systems Execu t ion Systems

Eliminates: Latency, Redundancy, Inaccuracy

Delivers: Accuracy, Currancy, Efficiency

Requires: Mobility, Usability, Reliability

Mobi le (RF) systems w ith Auto -id (Barcoding)


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IntroducingOracle Mobile Transaction Server

Standards based 802.11, Telnet over TCP/IP

Device independent 25+ devices certified from

Symbol, Intermec and LXE

Scalable multiple, parallel servers

Supportable Telnet Mirroring capability

A Forms Serverfor industr ial (barcode)devices connected via an RF LAN


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IntroducingOracle Mobile Applications Framework

Java based

Device independent Intuitive UI

Field level validation

DFIs and 2D barcodes

Multiple languages

Extensible

A development f ramework designed tocreate UIs sui table for these devices


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Oracle Mobile ApplicationsArchitecture

Application /Data Base

RF BaseStation(Router)

LAN or WAN

MobileTransactionServer

SQL NetTelnet

RF Device


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Standard Desktop Interface

BrowserUI

Browser

UI

BrowserUI

BrowserUI

BrowserUI Receivin

g

Inventory

Quality

Manufacturing

Shipping

FormsServer

E-BusinessSuite


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BrowserUI

BrowserUI

BrowserUI

Browser

UI

BrowserUI

FormsServer

IntroducingOracle Mobile Supply Chain Applications

MobileUI

Mobile

UI

MobileUI

MobileUI

MobileUI Receivin

g

Inventory

Quality

Manufacturing

Shipping

Oracle MSCA

MobileServer

E-BusinessSuite

Mobi le suppo rt for ex is t ing desktopappl icat ions


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Oracle MSCA Functionality

Mobile Receiving POs, transfers & returns, Cross-dock alerts, .

Mobile Quality

Quality collections, View specifications, Mobile Inventory

Transfers, Misc. issues & receipts, Cycle counts, ...

Mobile Manufacturing Issues, Moves, Completions, Scrap, Kanban,

Mobile Shipping Ship confirm, Print shipping documents, ...


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Oracle Supply Chain LogisticsCustomer Advisory Board

Lucent Technologies

Millipore Corporation

Abbott Laboratories

Motorola

GE Medical Devices

Timex Inc.

Seagate Technologies Honeywell

Penske Logistics

Nikon

LXE

Sheldahl

Teradyne

Xilinx

Exabyte Unisys

Michelin


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Traditional Bolt-on WMS Solutions

ERP

System Items, Customer, Vendors, ...Bolt-on WMS(EXE, Optum, HK, )

POs, Orders, Deliveries, ...

Receipts, Shipments, Adjustments, ...

ERP Schema

ERP Techstack

ERP Hardware

ERP Vendor

EPG Support

ERP Release

WMS Schema

WMS Techstack

WMS Hardware WMS Vendor

WMS Support

WMS Release

Complex integration

Physical, Replenishment, ...$ Huge and ongoing integration costs Operational complexity

Business process limitations


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IntroducingOracle Warehouse Management

e-Fulf i l lmen t Warehouse Managementdel ivered as part of the E-Bus iness Suite

Built-in, not Bolt-on

Faster, Easier Implementation

Strong WMS & Logistics Functionality

Lower Cost of Ownership

an Integral part of Oracles E-Business solut ion


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Current, Fully Integrated Solution

Inventory

Shipping

Costing

Order Mgt Manuf.

Quality

Receiving

Inspection

Putaway

Returns

ReceiptsPick

Release

Issues Completions

Shipments

E-Business Suite


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Current, Fully Integrated Solution- with Enhanced Execution Support

Inventory

Shipping

Costing

Order Mgt Manuf.

Quality

Receiving

Inspection

Putaway

Returns

ReceiptsPick

Release

Issues Completions

Shipments OracleWMS

E-Business Suite


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but does your system let medetermine

Where should I pick this order line from?

Where should I put this receipt away to?

Who is best qualified to perform this activity?

What container should I use to pack this delivery?

What is the best way to organize my picking wave?

What label does this customer want on this delivery?

How can I automatically adjust this all day-to-day,

warehouse-to-warehouse, customer-to-customer, ?

and how can I do this without

customization?


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WMS Rules Engine

Customization without coding

Any data combination may be used Designed for business users, not programmers

Visible, Upgradable

Seeded examples, Testing and debug modes

Used throughout Oracle WMS

Al lows you to con tro l Orac le WMSoperat ions v ia flexible, user defined

bus iness rules

Flex ib i l ity w i th a low cos t of ownership


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Directed Picking and Putaway

Optimizes the use of storage locations

Minimizes inventory fragmentation Controls hazmat and co-mingling restrictions

Reduces obsolescence

Suggest opt imal locators for pick ing &pu taway v ia user def ined bus iness ru les

in Rules Engine


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Defining Rules - Restrictions

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Automated Task Dispatching

Eliminates manual, parallel systems

Correctly matches skills and equipment to tasks

Minimizes travel time and dead-heading

Assign tasks to the op t imal , quali f iedresource and send them d irect ly to that

users RF deviceTaskQueue

Task 1Task 2Task 3

...

MoveOrders

Line 1Line 2Line 3

...


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LPNs - License Plate Numbers

Supports infinite levels of nesting

Perform mass, complex operations with a single scan

Improves efficiency, accuracy and tracking

Fully integrated with ASNs

A mobi le locatorused to ident i fy andtransact agains t any set of inventory

Inventory == A23595P|| || | |||||| ||


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LPN Content Visibility


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Pack Container

into LPN

Inbound Flow

Oracle pre-Packs LPN

based on ASN

Receive by LPN or ASN

ASN received

InventoryWarehouse

Inspect

Container

Directed delivery

to Inventory locations or

Cross-dock location

ASN not received

Receive by PO


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Inbound Flow

Login & select Org

Receive PO via LPN

Drop to Receiving area

Putaway to Bulk Inquiry by LPN


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Task Sorting and Sequencing

Cluster pick, by Order, by Zone, Bulk, Paper-

based, Pick and Pass/Label Picking, User defined Will merge tasks for Bulk, Split tasks for capacity

Minimizes pickng path

Group ing/Spl it t ing of tasks b y a varietyof Pick Methodo log ies to op t imize overall

process


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Cartonization

Au tomate packing container select ionbased on the character is t ics of the i tem

and shipment

+ =

Automates selection of the correct container

Minimizes the number of containers used


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Cartonization


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Task Exceptions

Cycle Count

Customer Service

Quality inspection ...Enter

ReasonCode

Discrepancy

Workflow

Trigger corrective actions (counts, inspection, )

Increases inventory accuracy

Assist in user performance tracking

Lauch corrective act ion workf lows forany task not completed as expected


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Outbound Flow

Pick Release

Create AllocationsAssign Task type

Cartonize

Split/Merge tasks

Queue Task

Orders

Accept nexttask

Load material

Drop material


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Outbound Flow

Login & Request tasks

Specify current zone

Accept next task (a pick)

Perform pick from Bulk Enter Short-pick reason

Drop to Staging area


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Cost Groups

OldSub-Inventory Cost Group(Financial)

New Sub-Inventory(Physical Zone)

Reduces inventory fragmentation

Permits and controls co-mingling of inventory

Automatic assignment via the Rules Engine

Represents account ing / ownership of aninventory balance, independent ly from

locat ion


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Advanced Materials Management

Material Status

Lifecycle status of an Item instance (Serial) or Item lot e.g. Raw, Immature, Rework, Refurbished, Used, ...

Can control which transactions are valid

Additional to Item Type which is for whole product

Sub-lot support (split and merge) Lot and Serial Genealogy

Lot and Serial Attributes User definable, updateable, searchable, ...

Addi t ional features designed to suppo rtcomplex inventory needs


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WMS Control Board

View pending workload across the organization

Manage exceptions Review, reassign and reprioritize queued tasks

Create new tasks

Perform mass updates

Display in tabular or graphical representation

A general purpo se workbench formanaging Oracle WMS status and

act iv i ty


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WMS Control BoardTask Detail


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WMS Control BoardStatus by Employee


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Compliance Labeling

Label selection performed by the Rules Engine

Open interface (XML) to 3rd Party label being tested with BarTender and Loftware

Flexible, Automated

Open, Device independent

The select ion of the r igh t label format,and then request ing that to pr in t


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Automated Material HandlingEquipment Integration

Leverages existing Task Management capabilities

Tasks dispatched to equipment controller instead of RF gun Open, Device independent

Open interfaces (XML) to d ispatch tasksto ASRSs, Conveyo rs, etc.


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Value Added Services

Fully integrated with Discrete Manufacturing

Kitting, dekitting, light assembly Mixed-mode manufacturing

Multi-level bills-of-material

Ab i li ty to perform l igh t manu factur ingw ithin the Warehouse


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Key Oracle WMS Advantages

Integral Part of E-Business Suite

Highly Flexible

Strong Functionality

Lower Cost of Ownership


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Product Release Timelines

Oracle MSCA Available Now

$2,995 per named user, 5 seat mimimum

Oracle WMS Available Now

$6,995 per named user, 15 seat mimimum


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Customers Implementing WMS

AgilentLive in the Spring Total WMS users 420

Receipts transactions permonth 26000

Ship transaction per month120000

Manufacturing jobs permonth 70000

Number of Warehouses 5

HafeleLive Nov 2001 Total WMS users 30



Manufacturing jobs permonth


QualcommLive Feb 2002 Total WMS users 15



Manufacturing jobs permonth 556



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Analysts Comments

The impact of Oracle's descent into WMS issignificant as the company gains a competitiveadvantage over traditional WMS vendors in twodistinct areas -- integration and supply chain

execution. The fact that Oracle can providecomplete integration between its ERP, E-Businesssuite, and WMS products puts best-of-breedcompetitors at a severe disadvantage.

Oracle has designed the solution as extremelyflexible for the end user to modify.Currentanalys is.com, J.Jenkins. July 19, 2001


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The Community for Oracles E-Business Suite

http://appsnet.oracle.com

Collaborate with the E-Business experts

Share applications experience with other users Receive implementation and usage tips

Access product and industry expert info 24X7


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