Oracle e-business suite manufacturing and supply chain management

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Implement Oracle's Internet-based Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management products using this Oracle authorized resource. This comprehensive guide explains how to implement the planning, engineering, pricing, order fulfillment, and inventory management components of Oracle Manufacturing and Supply Chain--and develop and deliver goods and services faster, cheaper, and more efficiently than your competitors.

Part I Introduction
1 Introduction to Oracle Manufacturing and Supply Chain Products	p. 3
Enterprise Business Flows	p. 4
Oracle E-Business Suite	p. 5
Manufacturing Processes	p. 8
Supply Chain Stocking Strategies	p. 9
Overview of Oracle Manufacturing Products	p. 11
Overview of Supply Chain Products	p. 18
Part II Design and Manufacturing Engineering
2 Enterprise Structure	p. 29
Enterprise Structure Components	p. 30
Multi-Org	p. 34
Organization	p. 35
Corporate Structure	p. 36
Operations Structure	p. 38
Supply Chain Structure	p. 39
Organization Structure	p. 47
Summary	p. 58
3 Managing Items	p. 59
Product Lifecycle Management	p. 60
Items	p. 62
Item Attributes	p. 65
Item Relationships and Cross-References	p. 69
Item Revisions	p. 70
Categorizing Items	p. 70
Item Catalogs	p. 74
Item Deletion	p. 76
Items Open Interface	p. 76
Summary	p. 77
4 Managing Bills and Routings	p. 79
Materials	p. 81
Time	p. 96
Manpower and Machines	p. 99
Method	p. 108
Summary	p. 120
5 Design Engineering	p. 121
Developing Prototypes	p. 122
Engineering Change Orders	p. 126
Summary	p. 143
6 Assemble to Order and Pick to Order	p. 145
Configure To Order Environment	p. 146
ATO/PTO Scenarios	p. 146
The ATO/PTO Business Process	p. 148
Ongoing Activities	p. 158
The Oracle Configurator	p. 167
Summary	p. 168
7 Manufacturing Engineering	p. 169
Process Layout	p. 170
Product Layout	p. 170
Line Layout	p. 171
Line Design Process and Factors	p. 171
Designing Lines	p. 183
Building Quality into the Process	p. 192
Quick Changeover	p. 192
Line Performance	p. 193
Summary	p. 195
Part III Supply Chain Planning
8 Planning Fundamentals	p. 199
Basic Planning Logic	p. 200
Planning Cycles	p. 203
Forecasting	p. 204
Master Scheduling	p. 216
Planning for Engineering Changes	p. 227
Discrete versus Repetitive Planning Logic	p. 228
Kanban Planning	p. 235
Planning Parameters and Profiles	p. 239
Summary	p. 247
9 Demand Planning	p. 249
Demand Planning Overview	p. 250
Understanding the Demand Planning Environment	p. 253
Understanding Demand Planning Roles	p. 254
Configuring Oracle Demand Planning	p. 254
Defining Demand Plans	p. 257
Demand Planning Administrator Functions	p. 261
Understanding the Demand Planning Cycle	p. 265
Summary	p. 273
10 Single Organization Planning	p. 275
Types of Plans	p. 276
Defining Plan Names	p. 277
Generating the MRP Plan	p. 281
Reviewing the MRP Plan	p. 282
Planner Workbench	p. 282
Simulations	p. 292
Technical Overview of the Planning Process	p. 296
Summary	p. 299
11 Advanced Supply Chain Planning	p. 301
What's Different?	p. 302
Modeling the Supply Chain	p. 306
Constraint-based Planning	p. 314
Optimized Planning	p. 318
ASCP Setup	p. 321
Data Collection	p. 325
Running the Plan	p. 328
The ASCP Planner Workbench	p. 328
Simulations	p. 339
Performance Management	p. 341
Summary	p. 342
Part IV Supply Chain Execution
12 Order Management	p. 347
Basic Order Flows	p. 348
Setting Up an Efficient Order Desk	p. 348
Creating a Global Picture of Availability	p. 378
Entering and Managing Orders	p. 382
Summary	p. 409
13 Procurement Management	p. 411
Solutions for Requisitioners	p. 412
Strategic Sourcing and Supply-based Management	p. 425
AutoCreate	p. 435
Purchase Orders	p. 437
Finding Purchase Orders with Purchase Order Summary	p. 441
Entering and Maintaining Purchase Orders	p. 442
Supplier Scheduling	p. 447
Internet Supplier Portal	p. 453
Configuring Oracle Purchasing	p. 454
Importing Requisitions	p. 465
Summary	p. 467
14 Receiving	p. 469
Managing Inbound Shipments	p. 470
Receiving Transactions	p. 476
Reviewing Receiving Transactions	p. 477
Managing Shipments	p. 478
Receiving Options	p. 478
Summary	p. 479
15 Inventory and Warehouse Management	p. 481
Units of Measure (UOM)	p. 483
Material Transactions	p. 484
Managing Lots	p. 493
Managing Serialized Items	p. 496
On-Hand Balances	p. 497
Implementing Consigned Inventory	p. 500
The Rules Framework	p. 500
Applications of the Rules--Strategy--Business Object Framework	p. 509
Inventory Accuracy	p. 512
Inventory Planning	p. 519
Data Field Identifiers in Barcode Scanning	p. 523
Compliance Labeling	p. 524
Container Management	p. 527
Task Management	p. 536
Receiving and Putaway	p. 539
The Order Fulfillment Process	p. 543
Currently Loaded Tasks	p. 551
Kanban Materials Management	p. 551
Open Interfaces and Application Programming Interfaces	p. 564
Summary	p. 566
16 Manufacturing Execution	p. 569
Overview	p. 570
Configuring Oracle Work in Process	p. 577
Defining Jobs and Production Schedules	p. 582
Material Control	p. 596
Shop Floor Control	p. 602
Manufacturing Scheduling	p. 615
Resource Management	p. 621
Oracle Shop Floor Management System	p. 625
Completions	p. 631
Closing and Purging Jobs and Schedules	p. 638
WIP Costing	p. 640
Summary	p. 643
17 Outbound Logistics	p. 645
Oracle Shipping Overview	p. 646
Configuring Oracle Shipping	p. 649
Pick Release	p. 654
Shipping Transactions	p. 656
Query Manager	p. 656
Summary	p. 670
Part V Support Functions
18 Costing	p. 673
Setting Up Costing	p. 675
Defining and Viewing Item Costs and Transaction Values	p. 684
Costing Methods	p. 692
Period Close	p. 716
Summary	p. 717
19 Quality Management	p. 719
Collection Elements	p. 720
Specifications	p. 732
Collection Plans	p. 734
Collecting Data	p. 737
Analysis Tools	p. 739
Statistical Process Control (SPC)	p. 749
Process Capability Studies	p. 750
Summary	p. 753
20 Pricing	p. 755
Defining Price Lists	p. 757
Modifiers	p. 760
Overview of the Pricing Flow	p. 770
Extending Oracle Pricing	p. 772
Brief Technical Overview	p. 774
Summary	p. 776
Part VI Business Intelligence
21 Business Intelligence for Manufacturing and Supply Chain	p. 779
Business Intelligence Technologies	p. 780
Business Intelligence Applications	p. 787
Summary	p. 798
22 Case Study: Neptune Corporation	p. 799
Design and Manufacturing Engineering	p. 800
Supply Chain Planning	p. 807
Supply Chain Execution	p. 810
Support Functions	p. 817
Business Intelligence	p. 820
Summary	p. 820
Index	p. 823

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