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PPDS Presentation 2
PPDS Presentation 2
Operational
Strategic
• Strat Plan
• CapEx Plan
• Portfolio Plan/Product
Roadmap
• IT Roadmap
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Detailed Scheduling
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Feature Key
s Benefits
– Scheduling – Optimal production
Optimizer sequence (feasible and
– Optimal Sequencing executable)
– Allows simulation of planning
– Flexible & Graphical
scenarios for optimal
Activity Scheduling
schedule
– Backlog – Optimization based on
Resolution actual constraints
Planning
– What-If Analysis &
Simulation
– Forward &
Backward
Scheduling
Release from SNP
to
ECC APO
PP/DS
PP Heuristic
&
PP Optimizer
Sales Orders
Stk. Trnsfr. Orders CIF
Inventory
Process Orders Evaluate the Planning
Purch. Orders Results
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6 5 4 2 1
time
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Application of rules
Customer-specific rules using the Heuristic Framework
Scheduling result is easier to understand and
influence Mostly limited to one bottleneck resource
for Multi-Level Heuristics)
(except
Only applicable to scheduling problems with
limited (modeled) complexity (e.g., no loops)
Better suited for workaround solutions if
constraints cannot be modeled properly
Heuristic finds only one solution which is always a result of the sequence of products or resources planned.
There are winners and losers in Heuristics. It is a step by step procedure
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Sequence
Simultaneous consideration of multiple operations, resources, and BOM
Optimization
levels
Suited for complex (modeled) scheduling problems
Better suited if there is an optimization potential which cannot
be described by simple rules
– e.g., if the structure of the scheduling problem changes depending
on the
order mix
Scheduling result are more difficult to understand and
influence Helicopter view over all resources and products and
plans.
– A problem at one end of the resource network
– Caused by a good solution on the other end of the resource
network
– Optimizer can go back and solve the issue over the whole network and come
up with a solution that is feasible for all resources in the network.
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Demand Planning Final Forecast (12 Months) per product family (CBF)
Prod. Qty is transferred to The Optimal Production Quantity is the preliminary size of the block.
PP/DS PP/DS to create the This determines the frequency of the block in the production cycle.
Blocks
Create Blocks in Resource Master. Generate week schedule for the Production Lines.
Private party on Saturday….. No
Conversion of Detail Plan Optimization / PP/DS order - (continuous time scale with
to Process orders Sequencing start time and end time)
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A. Single
B. Multiple
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Customer orders
Blocks
Shift schedule
t
Requirement get automatically scheduled
according to blocks schedule
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A Matrix
contains
– For each possible setup transition at a single resource
The setup times
The setup costs that are necessary to change the setup status of the
resource to another setup status.
You can use a setup matrix to model sequence-dependent
setup times and setup costs for a single resource.
Based on the setup matrix, the system will do the following:
– Determines the correct setup
– Determine optimal operation sequences (with regard to setup
time
or setup costs) during optimization
– Determine the production process model for creating a setup
order and clean-out order during campaign optimization
Prod A Prod B
Time
Optimal Schedule
Set- Set-
A A up B up C
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What is the level of constraints you currently face
in your production environment ?
Answer on the right hand side of your
screen
Graphical User
Interface
– Drag and Drop
– Drill Down to the lowest
Level
– Work Area
– Navigation Area
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Multiple schedules can be developed and then merged with the active plan
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