03 R12 MRP FR Logistics Overview

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Oracle Inventory and Warehouse Management

Whats New in Release 12

Carole Sheridan-Weir


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CONFIDENTIAL: All capabilities and dates are for planning purposes only and may not be used in any contract

The following is intended to outline our 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, or functionality, and should not be

relied upon in making purchasing decision. The

development, release, and timing of any features

or functionality described for Oracles products

remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

Safe Harbor Statement


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Management ChallengesGlobalization creates unique challenges in managing

Competitors

The introduction of the

internet eliminates

borders making all

markets global markets

Compliance Mandates

Increased and varying

regulatory / security

requirements exert additional

burdens on businesses

Suppliers

Margin pressures forcecompanies to search for

goods & services anywherein the world resulting incomplex supply networks

Customers & Employees

Sell any product, anywhere;

Manage employees andmaterial across geographic

and cultural boundaries


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To Meet These Challenges,Businesses Must

Think Globallyto make the right decisions

Work Globallyto be more productive

Manage Systems Globallyto lower cost andincrease performance


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Release 12 Enables You To

Think Globally

Work Globally

Manage Systems Globally

Make more informed and compliant

decisions with a global view of customers,

suppliers, products, and operations


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7/37CONFIDENTIAL: All capabilities and dates are for planning purposes only and may not be used in any contract

View Global InventoryR12 Consolidates your inventory view, regardless of manufacturing method

Order Management Procurement ASCP

OPM

Quality

OPM

Costing

OPM

Production

Oracle Inventory

QualityCostingWIP


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View Global Inventory

Maintain One Item MasterAdd Process Attributes to Item Definition

Dual Quantity Tracking for any item

Integrated Supply ChainSeamless integration to other products like

WMS & MSCA available to Process users

Central View of InventoryOn-hand balances in one application

Inventory transacted by one system

Simplicity in a consolidated view of inventory


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View Global InventoryCapture and transact with process attributes

View onhand andavailabilityin both UOMs


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Enter receipts withsecondary quantity

View Global InventorySupport dual quantities in all logistics transactions


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View Global InventoryManage material lifecycle with material statuses

Control transactionson a lot, serial or

material in asubinventory or locator

Visibility to productholds in ATP and other

planning calculations


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View ParentAssembly-Component

Relationship

Enforcecomponentreturns

GenealogyReport

View Global InventoryUnified view of lot and serial genealogy in a single inquiry

GenealogyThrough Job

Direct Genealogy


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Report on Operations Real-TimeMake better and faster decisions at dramatically lower cost

Daily Results,Flexible Periods

Flexible Comparisons

Related links

Graphs /Trends

PerformanceMeasures (KPIs):


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Think Globally

Work Globally


Increase productivity with global processesthat cross applications, divisions, and regions


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Manage Finances GloballyIncrease the efficiency of shared services and single database operations with

streamlined PROCESSING, REPORTING, and ACCESS across Operating Units

Limit accounts to thosebelonging to the Legal Entity anOrganization belongs to

Validate all transactions andaccounting are based andvalidated from the ledger-legalentity

Receive goods for anyoperating unit a user hasaccess to

Ledger Architecture

Legal Entity Architecture

Multi-Org Access Control

Ledger Architecture


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Manage Finances Globally

COGs recognition:De-couple the event of shipping

the goods from the recognition

of COGS; defer until all contractcontingencies have been

fulfilled

Recognize revenue and COGS based on customer acceptance

Customer Acceptance:Recognize revenue through

user-directed events, or implicit

acceptance a number of days

after ship confirmation

Region 1 Region 2Customers

Region 3 Region 4

Customers

AssemblyPlant

DistributionCenter


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Cross Dock Material for Efficient MovesMatch demand to incoming supply, before material arrives with planned cross

docking

Crossdock

Decision

Sales

Order

Purchase

Order

Cross dock Planning Cross dock Execution

Inbound Material

Arrives

Peg demand to inbound receipt to maximizecrossdocking, or minimize wait times

Backward schedule from planned shipment time


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Cross dock

Decision

Sales

Order

Purchase

Order

Cross dock Execution

Inbound Material

Arrives

Cross Dock Material for Efficient MovesDynamically match supply upon receipt to demand with opportunistic

cross docking

Triggered at receipt ofmaterial

Leverage same goals asplanned cross docking

Forward schedule fromreceipt date to determine

cross dock window


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Designate eligiblesupply types

Designate eligibledemand types

Cross Dock Material for Efficient MovesIncrease material flow selectively by identifying eligible sources


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Reservation created withcross dock attribute

Cross Dock Material for Efficient MovesPeg the material for the cross dock via reservations


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Wave Progress Tracking

View number of tasks outstanding

Time to complete remaining work

Analyze potential resource reallocation to complete

Task Performance Reporting View historical task completion times

Task time trending

Warehouse employee work time allocation tracking

Manage Labor ProductivityLabor Management Data Collection and Reporting


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Manage Labor ProductivitySummarize resource requirements, outstanding work and productivity

TimeRequirements

OutstandingWork

Summary

ResourceRequirements

WarehouseProductivity

Summary


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Manage Labor ProductivityDefine standard resource information and establish your rating algorithm

Work andResource

Distribution

Resourceto Task

Allocation

PerformanceMeasures


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Manage Labor ProductivityEvaluate individual productivity for each activity, or look at an entire organization


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Manage Asset TransactionsWarehouse visibility to EAM and CMRO transactions

EAM Business Flow

Forecasting

Resource Planning

Material RequestWork Requests

Entry

Work OrderGeneration

Task Planning

Work Scheduling

Asset Performance

Work Order Updateand Close Out

Manage parts picking &resource transactions in

WMS mobile userinterfaces


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Material that shares the first leg of a trip:

Reduce freight costs by consolidating material that aredestined for a deconsolidation center or freightforwarder

Pack items into the same pallet/container even if thereare multiple ultimate destinations

Allows consolidating material during Pick Drop,Staging Move, Mass Consolidate, and Cross dock

Operation plans and selection rules provide the means

to achieve appropriate consolidation

Consolidate Material to Cut Freight CostsImprove transportation cost efficiency for complex routes


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Think Globally

Work Globally


Reduce implementation, integration, andmanagement costs of global applications


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Deliver Expanded RFID

EPC generation for serials and standard pack

quantities

EPC support for inbound and outbound ASNs

EPC generation and cross-reference

Label sets and formats

Rules based printer selection

Enhanced EPC verification for serial-EPC and

GTIN-EPC

Generate RFID labels for outbound ASNs and capture on automated receipt


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Integrate with Material Handling Devices

Seamless layer to integrate with

material handling using devices

like Carousels, Conveyors,

ASRS, Voice, etc., -- for

achieving the efficiency goals Flexible device definition and

configuration capabilities

Flexible device response

formats

Improved exception handling

with workflow

Integrate warehouse devices through a middleware framework


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Pick Release in Parallel

Each item or ship set in a released batch canbe allocated simultaneously

Continue to enforce:

Pick slip grouping rules Cartonization

Ship sets

Document printing

Specify the number of threads availablebased on the available processors

Multi-threaded pick release for high volume warehouses


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Enable Workflow for ShippingManage pick-to-ship events through an integrated workflow

Manage Delivery EventsAdd granularity to existing order-to-cash workflow

Tie Delivery Lines to ShipmentsAssign delivery lines to deliveries and trips;

Follow workflow events for the entire shipment

Build Workflow for TripsCreate events, notifications based on

a trips lifecycle


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Add CustomerEmail NotificationAt Ship Confirm

Enable Workflow for ShippingInsert Notifications at Pick-to-Ship event Points


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Create Global Shipping DocumentsProduce regional or customer-specific documents in PDF format

Pick Slip

Packing Slip

Mailing Label

Bill of Lading

Master BOL

Commercial Invoice

Vehicle Load Sheet


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Create Global Shipping DocumentsWith XML Publisher, efficiently customize templates


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Next Generation Business Process MgmtIntegrate Oracle, 3rd party & legacy applications to extend process automation

BPEL Process Manager

Step1

Step2

Step3

Step4

Step5

Business

Process

OracleEBS

SiebelCRM

PeopleSoftFinancials

Custom OrderApplication

FreightForwarder

New WebApplication

Standard Interfaces

Cross-application maps

Quickly integrateheterogeneousapplications using anintuitive, graphical UI

Manage systemperformance via web with

a user-friendly console

Reduce connectivityheadaches withpre-packaged, standardinterfaces for applicationsand legacy systems

Built on widely adoptedindustry standardlanguage (BPEL)


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R12 is the Global

Business Release

Think Globallyto make the right decisions

Work Globallyto be more productive

Manage Systems Globallyto lower cost andincrease performance

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