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Presentation on OPM

Anush Makam Venkatesh

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Manufacturing

• Discrete Manufacturing– Automobiles, computer, dishwasher and washing

machines • Flow Manufacturing– Lean or JIT

• Process Manufacturing– Food, pharmaceuticals, etc.

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Formulator• The Formula Management module facilitates

entering information about how products are manufactured.

• Formula: This helps us in pre define the quantities of ingredients we

need to make the product

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Process Engineer

• Routing: This helps in define the steps, operations,

resources and sequences of all these to make the

product.• Recipe:

This is to combine Formula with Routing and specify when this combination is valid.

Formula + Routing Recipe

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FormulaFormulator Formulas

Scaling Allowed checkbox is to scale the product and ingredient quantities up & down.Packing checkbox is to just differentiate production formula from packing formula.Calculate Product Quantity: ingredient input quantities and their yields to calculate final product quantity.

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Entering Formula Details

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Entering ProductsQuantity, UOM, Scale Type, Yield Type, Cost Allocation

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Entering By-productsQuantity, UOM, Scale Type, Yield Type, By-product Type

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Entering IngredientsQuantity, UOM, Substitution Effective Date, Scale Type, Scale Multiple, Scale Rounding Variance, Rounding Direction, Consumption Type, Contribute to yield, Contribute to Step Quantity, Phantom Type, Buffer, Scrap Factor

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Formula – Ingredient Release

• Select the Appropriate Ingredient Release Method– Choose the release method that fits your requirements

to relieve ingredients from inventory. Automatic release of ingredients releases all ingredients when the batch is released. Automatic by step releases ingredients after each step is completed, on a step by step basis. Use manual release for full hands-on control of ingredient release. Or, use an incremental release to keep inventory quantities current by back flushing materials as they are used.

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Formula Status ChangeDefault Formula Status is always New which allows us to change anything in the formula

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Formula StatusesFormula Status is changed as per the use of the formula.

-Approved for Laboratory Use, Approved for General Use, Obsolete/Archived

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Formula for ProductionApproved for Laboratory Use – Used in laboratory batchesApproved for General Use – used in production batches

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Formula Statuses1. New to make changes at any time, assuming you have security access. Default.

New is default and we can change it to 2,3,4 statuses

2. Approved for Laboratory Use for use in laboratory batches and cost rollups for the laboratory.

3. Approved for General Use for use in production batches.4. Obsolete/Archived to specify the object can no longer be used unless the status is

changed.

5 & 6 statuses are usually after it is assigned to status 2,3,4

5. On Hold to specify the object cannot be used until the status is changed.6. Frozen to prevent any further changes to the object and any dependent data.

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Routing• Routing is an optional setup in OPM.• It is very important and useful in detail study of the process and improvising it

through activities and planning and scheduling the Resources to use them in optimum way.

• A routing is a sequenced set of operations to perform to complete a production batch. The operations are presented in a series of steps that organize these operations into an orderly set of activities that have individual resources associated to them.

Routing Step (Operation)

ActivityResource

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ActivityProcess Engineer Setup Activities

Activities are the actions performed during the production process and are set up to divide a manufacturing process into logical breakpoints. By analyzing and refining the granularity of activities, businesses can improve their work methods and reduce time to manufacture so that activities performed in operations are completed in the shortest possible time with the least effort to deliver the appropriate level of quality.

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Generic Resource Process Engineer Setup Plant Resources

Resources are assets used for production like Production Equipment & Employee LaborDefine all the resources generally (eg. Blenders) or specifically (Blender1, blender 2)Resource class are for grouping the same kind which is optionalCost component class are for costing purpose (kind of cost for the resource)

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Process Parameters• Process Parameters are resource parameters that are used to use the resource in safe

and optimum level like temperature, speed of the spindle and pressure. We specify the target value, minimum and maximum values with units.

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Plant ResourceProcess Engineer Setup Plant Resources

• A single resource can be used for different purposes in different inventory organizations and this might vary the capacity of the resource from one organization to another.

• So a resource should be defined at every inventory organization separately and should be enabled to make it available for the scheduling and planning.

• Resource Information window is used to enter the specific resource information for the inventory organization.

• Resource information window contains – Costing information– Resource usage UOM– Capacity Planning – availability of resource in each Inventory

organization for scheduling and planning.– Process parameters can also be defined for specific inventory

organizations.

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Resource InformationInventory organization information in the header

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Process OperationProcess Engineer Process Operations

• Operations are the combination of activities and the resources required for performing them.• We can use activity factor to specify the no. of times an activity is performed, this will in fact makes

easy to track and data entry of the repeated activities.• Can edit the Resource parameters for particular operation.

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New Operation Process Engineer Process Operations

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Operation - Activity Resource - ThroughputResources for every Activity should be defined in an Operation.Resource Process Quantity and UOM are entered in the Resource Information window for every organization we assign. Throughput window lets us override the details for particular operation. Resource process qty is converted to Operation process qty if required.

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Operation - Activity Resource – Cost Information

•Enter the Component Class code. The component class is set up in the Oracle Process Manufacturing Cost Management application and defaults from the Resource. •Cost Analysis Code and Cost Analysis Description for the activity. The code and description default from the activity.

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Operation - Activity Resource- Scheduling Information

Select a Plan Type for the displayed Resource and Description:Select Auxiliary for resources that work as companions with the primary resources to perform an activity in the Operation. This type of resource works with the critical resource when using Advanced Supply Chain Planning (ASCP) and can affect the overall duration of an operation. When using ASCP it is important to keep the throughput rate of this resource to be less than the throughput rate of the primary resource.Select Primary to indicate the rate determining resource. It limits or determines throughput. It is also referred to as the bottleneck or critical resource. There can only be one Primary per resource.Select Secondary for resources that work as companions with the primary resource. The difference between a secondary and auxiliary resources is that when using ASCP, secondary resources are ignored. In ASCP, only the primary and auxiliary resources have functionality.Resources are assigned a Plan Type indicating primary (1), auxiliary (2), or secondary (0) on the Process Operations window. In ASCP, secondary resources are ignored. With OPM Capacity Planning, you have the option of using alternate resources.

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• Enter the Count as the number of resources needed for the activity entered. For example, if two blenders are used for mixing, enter a 2 in the count. Required.

• Enter the Offset Interval as the time delay from the start of the activity to the point where the resource is actually required.

• Select the Scale Type. Designate whether scaling is used to determine resource quantity. Scaling is defined as the proportional increase or decrease of resources. For example, setup and cleanup activities are usually not scaled, while manufacturing activities are scaled:– Select Proportional Scaling if the resources change in a ratio to the quantity of

material being processed.– Select Fixed if the resources do not change, regardless of the quantity of

material being processed.– Select Fixed By Charge if the resources change as a result of the number of

charges specified.

Operation - Activity Resource- Scheduling Information

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Operation - Activity Resource- Scheduling Information

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Operation Status ChangeThe statuses are as same as formula

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RoutingProcess Engineer Routing

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Entering & saving Routing

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Entering & saving Routing

• Class: Routing class should be pre defined• Process Quantity: total quantity of material for the routing and

is used to scale individual step requirements.• Planned Loss• Fixed Process Loss, UOM• Theoretical Process Loss• Enforce Step Dependency: Cannot complete the step before

completing the previous step, Step release and completion will be manual in the Recipe of the Routing.

• Contiguous: Uninterrupted run of the batch. No stop once it is started. Even if it runs into downtime in the calendar.

• Routing Steps are the operations in the routing with sequence numbering.

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RecipeProcess Engineer Recipes

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RecipeProcess Engineer Recipes

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Entering and saving Recipe

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Entering and saving Recipe

• Process Loss Factors Enable Better Material Planning• Due to factors such as evaporation or changeovers, materials can be lost

or unrecoverable in a production step. These lost materials need to be planned for to achieve the targeted process quantity for a step. The loss can vary depending on the material being processed, therefore a production loss factor must be defined at a product operation level, and reflected in production and planning for ingredients associated to the step. Product Development allows entry of a process loss factor to enable better material planning.

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Recipe Validity Rules

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Entering and saving

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Production Supervisor

• This is to record the information regarding the production scheduling and actual production through FPO(Firm Planned Order) and Batches

• FPO:– This is to make schedules for the production

depending on the requirement like make to order and stock

• Batch– This records the actual production in batches

• FPO is converted into one or more batches or we can make a new batch directly.

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Production Supervisor Create Document

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FPO/Batch Single Recipe QuantityFPO/ Batch are crated the same way.

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FPO/Batch Required Product Quantity

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FPO/Batch Recipe Total Output

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FPO/Batch Recipe Total Input

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FPO Details/Actions

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FPO Convert To Batch

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FPO Convert To Batch

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Option to chose Recipe Validity Rules

A FPO can be converted to multiple batches of different recipes and validity rules. No matter what recipe is selected at the time of creation of FPO, final selection is done at the conversion to batch.(Selection of recipe is mandatory while making FPO)

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FPO converted to 3 batches

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FPO statusThe status of EPO remains as pending till the whole quantity is converted to batches.The remaining quantity will be reflected when you try to convert to batch again.The Planned Qty is the remaining Qty available as per FPO for making the batch.

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Converting remaining FPO to batch• Out of 100KG FPO, 3 batches of 25 KG each are made earlier. Since the

remaining 25KG reflected.

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Converting remaining FPO to batch• The remaining 25KG could had been converted to any number of batches.• The converted batches will be in pending status.

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Production Supervisor Batch DetailsAll Batches that are created will have default status as Pending

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Batch DetailsBatch details form showing the Recipe, Dates, Ingredients, Products, By-Products and their quantities with other parameters.

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Releasing a Batch•Releasing a Batch is actually making it available for production.•This will change batch status into WIP

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Batch Status WIPLets you go with material transactions like ingredients consumptions and products generation. Quality control like sample generation and results entry

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Batch Steps• Batch Steps are the steps/operations defined in the routing.• Batch is made based on a recipe and a recipe is attached to routing.

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Batch Step Actual Dates

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Batch Step Step Quantities

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Batch Step Charges

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Batch Step Others

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Material TransactionThis window is used to WIP Issue the ingredients (consume from the inventory) and WIP Complete the Products and By-Products (Generate the Product into inventory).

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Select Available Inventory•While issuing an ingredient, we can use this form that displays the availability of the item in the inventory as shown below.•Defining picking rules will help in picking the items using pre defined strategies.

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Material ExceptionsOnce we are done with Select Available Inventory, the Material Exceptions window allows us with proceeding with the transactions with all the details as shown below.

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Material Transactions understanding

• In process manufacturing real time scenario, material transaction is not always done at a single time and a batch input is not done at a time. The material is consumed in intervals as per the requirement.

• The material transactions window helps us in transaction of material how much ever required and when ever needed before completion of the batch. The dates and quantity are recorded and can be tracked.

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Batch Completion

• After all material transactions and completing the steps, when the production is done, the batch is completed.

• Batch completion ways– Complete from WIP: In this the batch is first released

where the start date is mentioned and then while completion the completion date is mentioned.

– Direct complete: in this the batch is directly changed to status complete. Here we should mention the start and completion dates at a time and the application directly guides us to the material transaction window.

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Batch Release

Direct Complete

Complete after Release

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Showing the Completed status of the Batch

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Quality• Quality: It is conformance to standards or requirements. Standards are set based

on the need. Anything that is manufactured or any service that has been delivered posses a need for it. When there is a need there is even a measure of need and the quality is all about how good that need is met. The point is customer is only satisfied when his needs are fulfilled. The quality of a product or service is not just meeting the physical standards but it also depends on the time frame. The needs are to be fulfilled in the way they are needed and the time they are needed.

• The most important part of quality management is the successful communication of quality requirements from receipt of incoming materials to the shipment of finished goods. OPM Quality Management provides notification and approval workflows to control quality throughout the supply chain.

• There should be proper sampling plans made to pick the samples at stages of material where they are needed which is error prone due to the complexity of tracking. OPM Quality enables us to make sampling plans attached to specification.

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Test

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Specification• In quality, the tests, sample plans are defined in general and are

not assigned to any organization in particular.• There is 1 to 1 mapping for test and test methods. Test Methods

can be optionally defined for single organization and Item if required.

• The purpose of Specification is to ensure the quality conformance of materials, such as an item or a lot, or for environmental conditions, such as a resource or a subinventory locator.

• The process of quality conformance needs one or more tests to be performed at a time on different samples. So we need to group tests and sampling plans as required either for a item or a resource or a subinventory locator.

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Specification

Specification

Monitoring

Resource Locator

Item(Item/Lot)

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Specification - Item

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Specification Validity Rules

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Validity Rules Summary

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Product Samples

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Item Sample Window

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Results Entry

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Sample Status complete

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Disposing the Sample

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