PS Training Document

8/10/2019 PS Training Document

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Oracle Production Scheduling

Feasible on-time schedules with improved throughput and utilization


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Why PS:

Sequence orders to best use your production resources.

Offload production to alternate resources.

Minimize the effect of unplanned production and down time.

Evaluate the impact of a supply shortage on fill rates.

Support revenue growth using existing production assets.

Feasible schedules that respect manufacturing constraints.

Reduced work in process inventories

Secure and integrated system


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Flexible and easy to workwith scheduling UI

Advanced analytical views

Sequence dependentchangeover minimization

Alerts with root cause

Automatic floatingbottleneck detection

Representation of allrouting precedencerelationships

KPI to determine the bestschedule.


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Scope of PS & ASCP


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Two implementation modes of PS:

Running PS Standalone

Running PS with reference to

an ASCP Plan

Schedule work orders only Schedule work orders and planned orders

Forecast demands specified via Demandschedules

Forecast demands come in via thereferenced ASCP plan

Inter-org demands included only viainternal sales orders

Inter-org demands also include plannedorder demands from the ASCP plan

Items to be included in PS specified viaspecification of category sets / categories

Items to be included in PS derived from theitems in the ASCP plan

No Forecast consumption Forecast consumption performed in ASCP

is retained within PS


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Production Scheduling- No Link to ASCP

Sch

eduler

System Collect Data from

EBS/ LegacyRun PS Snapshot

Download PS

snapshot to local

client

Run PS solver

Review and adjust

Production

Schedule

Repair PS

Accept

Production

Schedule

Approve PS

No

Publish PS to

Source

Reschedules Work

Orders start date

and end dates on

the source

Yes


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Production Scheduling- Link to ASCP

Planner

Schedu

ler

System Run Data

Collection

Run ASCP Plan

linked to PS

Run PS snapshot

linked to ASCP

plan

Review ASCP

Plan

Release Planned

Orders to create

work orders

Create New Work

Orders

Download PS

snapshot to local

client

Run PS solver

Review and adjust

the schedule

manually

Repair the

Schedule

PS schedule

accepted?

No

Approve PS

Publish Firm PLO

to ASCP

Select Work

Orders to

Reschedules

Publish WO to

source

Reschedules the

Work Order start

and end dates

Yes


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Production scheduler responsibility to create production schedules.

Show the different tabs of Schedule options in screen.


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No of Days forwhich schedule

to be created.

The number of days forwhich Schedule results are sentback to the planning serverand ERP source


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The ASCP plan from whichProduction Scheduling reads independent and independentdemands as well as plannedorders.

The category set to be usedto filter the items for consideration.


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List of Schedules createdfor the selected organization


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Collect the latest E-Business Suite data andASCP planned orders for scheduling inProduction Scheduling. If this is the firsttime you are running this schedule, this isthe only option available to you.

When E-Business Suite data has previouslybeen collected to the planning server, thisoption creates the production schedulebased on that data.

Start Production Scheduling with the lastmodel saved on the client computer.


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Understanding Models and Data Editors


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Demand Centric view enables you to visually display the start

times, end times and duration for each demand, along with its

associated line items and routings.

Makespan Bars:

Solid black bar- 100 % order fill, based on unit fill

Solid yellow bar- 66% to 100%

Solid orange bar- 33% to 66%Solid red bar- Less than 33%

Demand Centric View


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Work Order centric view enables you to visually display the start

times, end times and duration for each work order , along with its

associated operations and any pegged work orders

Solid black bar- Line item schedule to be manufactured on-time

Black and Red bar- Line item schedule to be available after the

requested date

Black and green bar- to be available before the requested

Solid red bar- item after requested date

Solid green bar- Line item schedule early

Green diamond- Line item is procured from a supplier and ready

to be used in routing

Work Order Centric view


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Different Alerts


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DefiningResources


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DefiningOperations


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DefiningRoutings


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Working with Data Editors


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Setting Up Models


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Solving and Viewing Schedules


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Evaluating and Adjusting Schedules

Manually one can drag and drop theOperations to change the scheduling


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Publishing Schedules


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Production Scheduling Published Reports Overview

We can publish data from Production Scheduling in any of the following formats: CSV HTML XML

CSV File ReportsCSV files can be read into an ETL tool of your choice for transformation in preparationfor import into other systems. When you publish in .csv file format, you can generateone or more of the following reports. Operations Report, Resource Schedule, Demand Fulfillment,Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

HTML Dispatch ReportHTML file format generates an HTML Dispatch Report that can be published directly to the shopfloor.

XML File ReportsThe standard XML files, which are exported out of Production Scheduling, are: ProductionSchedule.xml

PurchaseOrderRecommendations.xml WorkOrderSchedule.xmlXML files can be compressed when publishing, which reduces the size of the filescreated.

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