How to Execute Your Mixed-Mode Manufacturing in the Cloud

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How to Execute Your Mixed-Mode Manufacturing in
the Cloud
Presenter Mahesh Naalla _at_NexInfoSolution
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Presenter Information

• Name Mahesh Naalla
• Experience 11 Years of Industry and IT
  Experience
• IT Experience 11 years of experience as Oracle
  supply chain consultant across modules
• Fusion certified implementation specialist
• Multiple Oracle EBS and Fusion implementations
  experience with 3 years of experience in Fusion
• Business process mapping and design experience
  across industries

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Agenda

• Mixed Mode Manufacturing overview
• Benefits of Mixed Mode Manufacturing
• Cloud manufacturing overview, architecture
  capabilities
• Cloud manufacturing major roles
• Manufacturing cloud setup overview
• Manufacturing plant data setup
• Work Definition Overview
• Work Execution Overview

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Reminder Submitting Questions
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Mixed-Mode Manufacturing What is it?

• Mixed mode manufacturing means processing
  drastically different modes of manufacturing
  under one roof.
• This includes producing batches of formula in
  house from a recipe, then include those batches
  as a subassembly within a discretely tracked
  parent assembly or finished good, i.e. from a BOM.

Pack Label
Extrusion
Processing
Formulation
Discrete Manufacturing
Process Manufacturing
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Mixed-Mode Manufacturing Why is it needed ?

• Plants that process majority operations in either
  discrete or process may, over time, see the need
  to apply the other manufacturing mode as well.
  For example,
• plastics rubber products subjected to injection
  molding might have some process manufacturing
  steps in the beginning of the production cycle,
  while further processing takes place in discrete.
  
• Consumer packaged goods (CPG) are produced
  through a mix-and-pack operation where mix is a
  process activity, while bottling and packing are
  usually discrete.

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Benefits of Mixed-Mode Manufacturing

• Manufacturers benefit from mixed mode
  manufacturing with improved competitive
  differentiation.
• Mixed mode manufacturing is a strategic decision,
  providing alternatives for greater control and
  agility than outsourced production.

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Mixed-Mode Manufacturing Challenges

• Traditional ERP systems force these companies to
  choose either a discrete or a process
  manufacturing system.
• Difficulties with supply planning and scheduling
  in mixed mode manufacturing.
• Need to define multiple organizations to handle
  both processes independently.
• Multiple workorders to track coproducts and by
  products and costing becomes difficulty

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Mixed-Mode Manufacturing Fusion vs other ERP
systems
Other ERP Systems Oracle Fusion
Define separate Orgs for Discrete and Process Manufacturing Single Org can be enabled for both Discrete and Process Manufacturing
Transfer sub assembly from one org to another to produce finished good No Org transfers involved
Different suite of modules for discrete and process Same set of modules can handle both manufacturing processes
Plan and schedule separately for discrete and process manufacturing Orgs Planning and scheduling fully supports organizations with mixed mode manufacturing
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Mixed-Mode Manufacturing in Fusion Manufacturing

• Combine discrete and process manufacturing in the
  same plant, the same work center, or even the
  same item.
• Differentiate by work method instead of item
• Determine the best manufacturing method for each
  stage of production
• Leverage one data model and tailor to industry
  needs
• Plan, execute and control production based on a
  wide variety of manufacturing modes

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Manufacturing Cloud Overview
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Functional Architecture
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Cloud Manufacturing Capabilities
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Cloud Manufacturing Major Roles

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Manufacturing Cloud Setup Flow
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Enable Mixed Mode Manufacturing
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Work Definition Overview
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Work Definition Overview contd.,

• Work definition provides you a tool to create a
  template for execution

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Work Definition - Process Manufacturing
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Work Definition - Process Manufacturing Contd.,
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Work Definition Discrete Manufacturing
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Work Execution Overview
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Work Execution Overview Contd.,
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Work Execution WO creation
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Work Execution WO creation
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Work Execution WO creation
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Work Execution Dispatch List
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Work Execution WO Completion
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Work Execution WO Completion
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Thank you! QA

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