RE2PqNW_BAG_msdyn_fo_103.mp4
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Let us go ahead
and click on the "Production Control".
To begin with, I will do a quick demo
in regard to the stages that are available.
I can create a brand new production order
here manually.
We start with one of the raw materials
that they had.
As a matter of fact, you see it for D002.
Indeed, it is automatically
looking at the default order settings
assigned a warehouse that are available
and knows exactly what BOM is available for it.
Hypothetically, if I change this to size seven,
I do not have any warehouse here.
This says "Insert the active version
for this site," I say, sure.
As a matter of fact, I do not have
any warehouse, but this BOM version will appear.
Right within here, I can see
exactly things that I have changed in there,
which I am going to come back to
and we are going to play around with that,
but, at this moment, I am only looking
at the site one
in order to show you what is going on.
You have not released the warehouse
because it is integrated
with advance warehouse management.
You have two flavors of it.
You have a capability for
either types of environment,
like for batch or for discrete manufacturing.
Would you allow full or partial reservation?
When do you want to do the reservation?
This is giving you a good opportunity
in order to have a bit more efficient...
That means if you do not even have
enough raw material,
you could still do a partial reservation,
but, prior to starting the operation,
you may want to fulfill the rest of the items
that needs to be reserved.
And at what stage
would you like to reserve it?
Is it manually?
Is it at the time of a scheduling?
Is it at the time of a start or release?
As soon as I create this, let us say
I am going to just have one. I click "Create".
You notice that a new production order
gets generated within the discrete.
Assuming that I do have
all of my configuration met
in regard to availability, resources,
and all that, we basically have this production.
Pay attention, as soon as you create
a production order, the status is created.
If I take a look at the manage costs
and take a look at view calculation details,
you notice that nothing has been calculated
because you just made it
and that could be deleted.
No big deal whatsoever.
After this, you need to start by going through
the production order and do the estimation.
At this stage,
depending on the bill of material,
you basically find out exactly
how much of raw material do you need,
and based on the profit level setting,
it finds out exactly
how much are you going to use the material for,
how much it is going to cost you,
and how much you should sell it for.
Needless to say, on the general aspects of it,
you see pretty much the same thing.
Now you can always schedule it any time
you see it run in the background
and receive alerts and schedule
based on recurrences.
I click "OK". At this stage,
system automatically estimates
to see how much of raw material
would you need.
You notice that by going back
to action pane of manage costs,
you can see the view calculation detail.
At this stage,
based on my standard profit margin,
it knows exactly how much does it cost me
to produce one
and how much would be suggested to be sold.
As you notice, it is showing the rate,
surcharges, et cetera,
which is talking about the costing sheet,
which we have different discussion.
You could basically create a costing sheet
based on the cost group
and adding additional formula,
finding out exactly
how much is for the material, for the labor,
and the rest of the overhead.
And the more, usually, you produce,
the less cost it is going to have.
After it is been estimated,
you can schedule it, you could indeed say,
"I would like to have a rough scheduling
as part of a schedule for operation."
You could also have a more definite scheduling,
which is a scheduling by job.
You can specify even the time
in which you would like to get started.
Remember,
these are the stages that you go through.
If I bypass the scheduling,
that means you immediately want to schedule it.
So when I release it, what will happen,
certain information will be indeed created.
As a matter of fact,
you have a capability to specify
if this bill of material consists
of a route and route group,
which I can take advantage
of this bill of material
and take a look at the designer again this route
and find out exactly
what this route is all about.
You can take a look at the details of it.
This route consists of
three different operations.
One is polishing, which is literally
categorization of that operation.
The other one is assembly and padding.
Every single one of these requires
to have to have certain resource requirements.
Whoever wants to do the polishing,
they have to have a capability of
dealing with the cabinet production
and polishing side of it,
whereas assembly, they have to be
capable of doing the assembly.
You can see the resources load and the time,
setting things up, operating things, et cetera.
The operation 10 goes to the next operation,
which is 20,
and then goes to the 30
and then it stops at this time.
Having said that, you can specify to say,
"I only want to release from operation,
for example,
10 to operation, let us say,
20 and do not do the operation 30."
And if I have more than the quantity of one,
you can say only release a portion of it
rather than and all of it.
Let us go ahead and just click.
Now it progresses from estimated to scheduled,
which is immediate,
and then it becomes released.