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This document provides an overview of features and enhancements included in Release 12. It is intended solely
to help you assess the business benefits of upgrading to Release 12.
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Release Overview
Oracle Shop- Floor Management as you know is a part of the discrete Manufacturing
family of products.
PART II
TOI Content
Functional Overview Summary
Support for Lot/Serial Controlled Assemblies
Support in Forms UIs [Part-II A]
Support in HTML UIs [Part-II B]
PART III
PART IV
PART V
Attributes Management
Attributes Management-Setup [Part-V A]
Attributes Management in Transactions-I [Part-V B]
Attributes Management in Transactions-II [Part-V C]
PART VI
Other Enhancements
Withdrawal of Option-I (Applicable for existing OSFM customers only)
Sales Order Reservation for Lot-Based Jobs
Exchange Shop Floor Information with Partners
A large number of new and exciting features have been added in Rel 12 for OSFM. This
presentation, however provides you only an an overview and is referred as a part I on this
slide. It is a part of the of the series of collateral developed for OSFM. Please refer to other
parts ( Part II to Part VI) for detailed presentations on different functionalities.
RCD-TOI Mapping
RCD Section
TOI Session
Our collateral is organized around different business functionalities provided where as the
release content document published for the product is around different projects we have done
for this release. This slide shows you the mapping between the different internal projects to
the TOI collaterals.
Rel 12 collateral for osfm is organized around these five major topics. Over the next few
slides, I am going to provide you an overview of each of these features. Let us start with the
support for the lot/serial controlled assemblies.
Prior to release 12, osfm supported only the lot controlled assemblies. With this release, we
have made our solution more powerful by adding support for lot/serial controlled assemblies
as well. This support available through our traditional forms based UIs as well as new
HTML UIs.
Support for Lot/serial controlled assemblies was one of the key requirements from our
customer advisory board for osfm. This slide provides the key business benefits our
customers stand to gain through this functionality.
PROCESS
Specify Serialization
Start Operation
in the Assemblys
Routing
Execute Manufacturing
Transactions on the Job
Customers requiring support for lot/serial controlled assemblies need to first set up their
items for lot/serial control and then define the stage they expect the serialization to start.
Once this set up is done, the process on the right side of this slide describes the way in
which they can capture lot/serial information during the manufacturing process.
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This slide provides more details on how and where you can capture all the information
relating to lot/serial controlled manufacturing in OSFM. Please refer to part II of this TOI
presentation for more detailed use of these features.
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I would now provide you an overview for Enhancement Shop Floor Modelling.
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Enhanced Shop floor modeling in OSFM can be divided into two main parts. The first part relates
to modeling at the shop floor typically required for day to day shop floor operations. The second
part relates specifically to managing components usages in Bill of materials.
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Responsibility Configuration
Dispatch Lists Configuration
Low Yield Trigger Definitions
Reason Codes for Scrap, Bonus etc.
Lot Travelers
We had limited modeling/configuration functionalities prior to rel 12. During rel 12, we have
added many configuration functionalities, which enable a shop floor users to manage the shop
floor more effectively through defining responsibilities for the shop floor users in more granularity
and also get more granular data from the shop floor like scrap etc. Users can also print lot travelers
for all work orders on the shop floor.
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These configuration capabilities provide significant advantages to the shop floor users and many
of these are listed on these slides.
Responsibility Configuration
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This slides provides different locations where the set up needs to be configured for shop floor
modelling and configuration. Please refer to Part III presentation of the collateral to learn more
details on how to provide these inputs.
Responsibility Configuration
Operator Access configuration
Responsibility Exclusions
Lot Traveler
Lot Traveler Templates
Template Assignment to Item/ Item Category
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In summary, this slide provides the business benefits for users through improved shop floor
modeling and configuration. As you would observe, Supervisors can now configure different
access levels for operators. A new concept of dispatch lists has also been added to osfm and
operators are expected to do all txns through the dispatch lists. Some new txns like Move in/Move
out have also been created to provide operation ease. Users also get alerts for any predefined
exceptions around yield management. As indicated earlier
Component Shrinkage:
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Another new thing added in shop floor configuration relates to different ways of modeling
component usages in BOM. In release 12, we now support fixed component usage,
inverse component usage and modeling for component shrinkages.
Component Shrinkage
Ability to include or exclude component yield in material
transactions, thereby reducing occurrences of
undesirable component usage variances
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PROCESS
Define Fixed
Components Usage
Specify
Inverse Usage
for Components
View
Material Requirements
for the Job
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Item Routing
Work Order (Job) Routing
OSFM Supports
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Dispatch List
Move In, Move Out, Move to Next Op
Capturing Actual Job Data During Execution
Alerts for Low Yields
Shop Floor Resources: Status Update, Event Log
Electronic Lot Traveler
Attributes Management
Partial Job Move Transactions
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Launch Supervisor
Workbench (HTML UI)
View Dispatch List
Capture Attributes
Check Shop Floor
Resources Status
Generate Lot Traveler
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Lot Traveler
Quality Data Collection
Attributes Management
Management of Shop Floor Resources
Partial Job Move Transactions
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PROCESS
Descriptive Flexfield
Definition
Material Receipt
Transaction
Job Creation
Context Mapping
(WMS Attributes only)
Lot Creation
Move Transactions
Material Transactions
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Summary
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Other Enhancements
Withdrawal of Option-I (Applicable for existing OSFM
customers only)
Sales Order Reservation for Lot-Based Jobs
Exchange Shop Floor Information with Partners
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Withdrawal of Option-I
Features
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Additional Resources
For Customers and Partners
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