Description
This class is geared toward end users and details the procedures required to create discrete jobs and repetitive schedules in various ways. This class also details the procedures required to process discrete jobs and repetitive schedules through manufacturing.
Duration
2 days
Major Functional Areas
Manual Creation
Release via MRP/ MPS
AutoCreate from ATO Sales Order lines
Create via Job/Schedule Interface
Move / Scrap Transactions
Material Requirement Modifications
Completion Transactions
Serial Number Assignment
Overview of Outside Processing
Work in Process Implementation Considerations and Reporting
Description
This class is geared toward the implementation team responsible for setting up work in process. It is an open discussion to cover customers various WIP procedures, compare these procedures to the functionality offered by Oracle, and discuss different implementation methods based on these comparisons. This class also covers the standard reports provided by Oracle. This class might also be included as part of the 'Implementation Considerations' class.
Duration
2 days
Major Functional Areas
Overview of Standard WIP implementations
Customization Possibilities
Standard Oracle reports
Open Discussion / Q&A
Work in Process Pre-Requisites
Description
This class is geared toward the implementation team responsible for setting up work in process. It covers some of the pre-requisite setups including items, bills of material, resources, and routings. Duration
1 days
Major Functional Areas
Setup Items
Setup Bills of Material
Setup Resources and Departments
Setup Routings
Work in Process Setup and Use
Description
In this four-day (4) course, participants will learn how to use and setup Oracle Work In Process to control the flow of materials and to track shop floor production in their organizations.
Global Number: +1 - 877 - 249 - 6191
