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PPC is concerned with logistic problems How many products? When to produce them? What materials & resources?
SCOPE OF PPC
PRODUCTION PLANNING
Aggregate Production Planning
High-level corporate planning activity Major product lines Medium-range plan, resulting of the aggregate production planning Individual models within each product line Planning technique usually implemented by computer Translates MPS of end products into a detailed schedule for the raw materials and parts Labor and equipment resources
Capacity Planning
PRODUCTION CONTROL
Shop Floor Control
Inventory Control
Product design
Production control
Purchasing department
Operations
Supplier base
Factory
Customer base
from Groover, Mikell, 2000
Management Planning Business strategy Aggregate production planning Master Production Scheduling (MPS) Budget planning Customer service Sales forecasting Order entry Sales analysis Finished good inventory Operation planning MRP module (purchase order and work order releases) Requirement planning Operation execution Purchasing Production scheduling and control WIP inventory Shop floor control Labor hour tracking Financial functions Cost accounting Account receivable Accounts payable General ledger Payroll
Quality control Maintenance management Marketing support Customer field service Supply chain management Distribution management Product Data Management (PDM)
Financials
Human Resources Manufacturing Supply Chain Management (SCM) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) E-Procurement Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
MRPII
MRP + Aggregate planning and MPS Capacity planning Sales forecasting and analysis Order entry Finished good inventory Shop floor control WIP inventory Labor hour tracking Cost accounting and payroll
ERP
MRP II + Quality control Maintenance management Marketing support Customer field service Supply chain management Distribution management Product Data Management (PDM)
ERP Comerciales
SAP Oracle Intuitive ERP People Soft JD Edwards Siebel Baan
Scheduling discipline in which materials and parts are delivered to the next work cell or production line station just prior to being used, it tends to reduce inventory and waste in manufacturing.
LEAN PRODUCTION
Four principles: Minimize waste
Waste forms: Production of defective parts Production of more than the number of items needed Unnecessary inventories Unnecessary processing steps Unnecessary movement of people In lean production a single defect draws attention to the quality problem, forcing corrective action and permanent solution. Greater flexibility in the work force, speed changeover, reducing setup times, and smaller batch sizes. Constantly searching for and implementing ways to reduce cost, improve quality and increase productivity.