Title: Production Planning (Aggregate Planning)
1Production Planning(Aggregate Planning)
2SOM 464 Manufacturing Resource
Planning
- Study of the efficient allocation of resources
(material, equipment, people, money) in
manufacturing and some service operations - How many items should be ordered or made at a
given time? - Who is assigned which job?
- How do jobs flow through the firm?
- How is inventory maintained?
3Manufacturing Resource Planning Flow of Materials
- Raw Materials Flow into Manufacturing/Service
Company. - Finished Goods/Services Distributed to End
Customers. - Supply Chain Management (SCM) is the Study of
this Linked Chain of Activities. - Manufacturing Resource Planning (or Materials
Management) is the Study of the Planning and
Materials Flow.
4Manufacturing Resource Planning Flow of Materials
- Supply Chain Diagram
- Supplier ? Manufacturer ? Distribution ?
Customer
System
5Manufacturing Resource Planning Criteria
- High Customer Service (Probability of Meeting
Demand) - Minimize Production Costs
- Minimize Inventory Holding Costs and Other
Inventory Investment Costs Avoid Shortages - Minimize Distribution Costs
- These Objectives Often Conflict with Objectives
of Marketing and Finance.
6Production Planning
- There are Five Major Levels in Planning and
Control - Strategic Business Plan
- Production Plan (Example is Tuffy Case)
- Master Production Schedule (MPS)
- Material Requirements Plan (MRP) Can Also
Include Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II)
and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) - Purchasing and Production Activity Scheduling and
Control (Also Known as Shop Floor Control)
7Production Planning
- Also Known as Aggregate Planning
- Problem in Tuffy Case Set Production Every
Period, Allocate Resources, Meet Demand - Set Pt Production for t
- Wt Workforce for t
8Production Planning
- Inputs Resources (Rough-Cut Capacity Planning),
Forecast, Inventory, Policies, Costs - Demand Options Pricing, Promotion, Markets
for New Demand, Allowing Back Orders (Shortages) - Supply (Capacity) Options Hiring/Layoff,
Overtime, Temporary Workers, Inventories,
Subcontracting, Expediting
9Relevant Costs
- 1. Change in Production (E.g. Hire/Layoff) Costs
- 2. Inventory Holding Costs
- 3. Shortage Costs
- 4. Payroll Costs
- 5. Subcontracting Costs
- 6. Expediting Costs
10Scheduling Strategies
- Chase (Demand Matching)
- Production Leveling
- Level Workforce
- Subcontracting (Outsourcing)
- Hybrid or Mixed (Probably Used in Game)
- Given Beginning Inv. Demand Pt End Inv.
11 Scheduling Techniques (1)
Heuristics
- Informal Rules that Appear to Work.
- Rules are Developed (Often by Trial and Error)
and Tested in Real World or Computer Simulation. - Advantage Rules Can Be Realistic.
Disadvantage Not Optimum.
12 Scheduling Techniques (2) Linear
Decision Rule
- Economic Order Quantity (Remember EOQ from SOM
306?) Type of Approach - TRC Payroll Holding Shortage Change in
Pt f(Pt, Wt) - Calculus Used to Find Best Pt and Wt
- E.g. Pt .2Ft .1Ft1 .05Ft2 -.1It .1Wt-1
- Advantage Optimum Given that Equations Fit.
Disadvantage Cost
13 Scheduling Techniques (3) Search
Rules
- Used with Simulation
- Educated, Computer-Driven, Trial Error
- Advantage Realistic Costs, Not Optimum but
Close. Disadvantage Uses Lots of Computer Time.
14Master Production Schedule (MPS)
- Similar to Production Plan
- Time Periods or Buckets are Smaller
- Multiple Products are Shown Disaggregating
Done by Heuristics or Linear Programming
15Tuffy Teddy Bear Case
- Case Introduced You to Course Material. Case
Involved Production Planning, Inventory Control,
and Forecasting. - Most Successful Strategies are Hybrid or Mixed
Reduce Production ASAP to Lower Inventories and
Increase Production Just After Vacation.
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172009 Best Answer 45,731
182010 Best Answer 42,615
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