SAP SCM 5.

0
Overview
Production Planning /
Detailed Scheduling
PP/DS in SAP SCM 5.0

PP/DS Overview

Production Planning

Detailed Scheduling

Optimization

Industry Specific Planning Processes

 Components of SAP SCM 5.0 Solution

Supply Chain Integration

Supply Chain Visibility & Performance Management

Supply Chain Collaboration • Supply Chain

Event Management
• Supply Chain
• Inventory Analytics
Supply Chain Supply Chain Collaboration Hub • Enterprise Portal
Planning Execution • Supplier
Managed
• Materials Management Inventory
• Demand Planning • Responsive
• Supply Network Planning • Manufacturing
• Service Parts Execution Replenishment
• Service Parts Planning • Distributed
• Production Planning • Warehouse Management
• Transportation Execution Manufacturing
• Detailed Scheduling
• Transportation Planning • Trade Promotions &
• Vehicle Scheduling Foreign Trade
• Global Available to Promise • Order Fulfillment
• Trade Promotions Planning

• Exchange Infrastructure • Composite Applications1 • Business Intelligence

• Auto-ID Infrastructure • Master Data Management • NetWeaver components

1 coming in 2006
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 Online Integration into Execution

Execution with SAP R/3 Planning with SAP APO

Forecast
ForecastRequirement
Requirement
Consumption
Customer Order online Customer
CustomerRequirement
Requirement

Supply
SupplyNetwork
NetworkPlanning
Planning

Planned Order Planned Order

online planned order Production Planning
Purch. Requ. Purch. Requ.
...
Prod. Order
online Order Conversion Prod. Order
Purch. Order
Purch. Order
Change
Changeofofwork
workcenter Change
center Changeof
ofwork
workcenter
center
Status change ...
Status change Re-scheduling
Re-schedulingmanual/automatic
manual/automatic
online
Confirmation
Confirmation Visualization
Visualization
Goods
Goodsreceipt
receipt Optimization
Optimization

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 Supply Chain Planning Matrix

Procurement Production Distribution Sales

long-
Supply Chain Design / Strategic Network Planning
term

Supply Network Planning

Demand
planning
Distribution
Production planning /
planning
Procurement Deployment
planning

Detailed Transportation Global ATP

short-
term scheduling planning

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 Integration between PP/DS and other planning modules
Procureme Production Distributio Sales
nt n
long- Supply Chain Design / Strategic Network Planning
term

Example: Bucket oriented CTP: Supply Network Planning

Demand
Distribution planning
PP/DS bucket-based capacity checks Production
planning
planning /
Procurement Deployment
planning

Detailed Transportation Global ATP

short- scheduling planning
term

Plan Start Planning Direction Desired Date

Bucket Capacity

Time-Continuous Capacity

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 Integration between SNP and PP/DS (I)

SNP PP/DS
! Planning only in SNP horizon ! Respect pegged SNP Orders as due
! Release SNP Orders only in PP/DS dates
horizon ! No capacity reduction
! Respect PP/DS orders as fixed ! But material flow
! capacity reduction ! No restrictions for scheduling
! material flow PP/DS orders

SNP

PP/DS

PP/DS Horizon
SNP Horizon

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 Integration between SNP and PP/DS (II)

SNP PP/DS
! Planning only in SNP horizon ! Respect pegged SNP Orders as due
! Release SNP Orders only in PP/DS dates
horizon ! No capacity reduction
! Respect PP/DS orders as fixed ! But material flow
! capacity reduction ! No restrictions for scheduling
! material flow PP/DS orders

SNP

PP/DS

PP/DS Horizon
SNP Horizon

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 Challenges in production planning

" Customers expect quick and definitely agreed delivery promises

" Flexible Production
" Availability of components and production resources
" Production on customer demand: variant configuration, special
receipts and BOM
" Cross plant planning: Production locations are connected,
Products und Assemblies are planned together
" Coordination with sales planning, rough capacity planning and
production planning
" Production taking into account capacities, sequences,
restrictions and dependencies
" Permanent coordination of Planning and Execution
" Visualizing of planning results, critical situations (KPIs, alerts)

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 Limitations of MRP planning in SAP R/3

" No consideration of capacities in planning run

" No flexible and user-defined heuristics

" Optimization only with 3rd party-systems

" Changes are only taken into account for the next MRP run

" Limited possibilities of interactive planning

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 Benefits of PP/DS planning

" Material and capacity planning in one planning process (optional)

" Date determination based on actual capacity load incl. confirmations #
increase of planning accuracy
" Visibility on the material flow (pegging)
" System supports the planner with alerts
" Simulation capabilities
" Automatic selection of sources of supply
" Detect bottlenecks and technological alternatives on resources
" Changeovers are dynamically calculated and can be automatically
optimized
" Safety and stability in planning decreases safety stocks
" Improved analytics- and reporting tools
" Seamless integration to other APO modules and R/3

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PP/DS in SAP SCM 5.0

PP/DS Overview

Production Planning

Detailed Scheduling

Optimization

Industry Specific Planning Processes

 Production Planning

1. Master data

2. Production Planning

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 Production Process Master Data in SCM 5.0

R/3 CIF APO 5.0

(Core or DIMP)
PPM

DP PP/DS MMP RPM

Routing
Bill of Material,
Routing, Recipe SNP CTM Seq

Recipe
DIMP only:
PDE
(Production Data Engine)

iPPE iPPE

The master data is stored in specific Production Data Structures (PDS) in

PDE. The structure and content is optimized for the planning applications
(DP, SNP etc.)

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 Production Data Structures (PDS) – SCM 5.0

" External Interfaces (BAPIs) for creating and reading PDS

" Push Production with PDS

" Improvements for Characteristics-dependent planning

" Improved CDP functionality with PDS
" PDS enabling of BAPI for trim optimized order creation

" Maintenance of additional PDS data fields in SAP ERP

" SNP relevant fields: costs, bucket-consumption etc.
" PI2004 SP10 or PI2005

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 Resource Master Data: Capacity Profile

Enhanced Maintenance for Resource Capacity Profile

Navigation
with Calendar

Display of
Shifts and Days

Mass-change
of shifts

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 Production Planning

1. Master data

2. Production Planning

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 Production Planning Overview

Production Planning Key Functionality

delivers a short term production
! Multi-level production planning
plan that matches overall supply to
demand, given available resources ! Bucket-oriented Capable-To-
Promise
and production methodology.
! Order Pegging
! Supports lot quantity
Key Benefits calculations and sourcing
! Use existing or own developed
! Determines how, when, and where
heuristics
resources and materials should
be deployed to accomplish the ! Support the following Models:
production goals. $ Make to Stock
! Master planning for materials $ Make to Order

and capacity (resource loads). $ Make to Order with

Order BOM
! Plan to meet production targets
$ Engineer to Order
on time and at the lowest cost
% Project Manufacturing
of inventory.
$ Flow Manufacturing
$ Capacity Leveling

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 Standard or Individual Planning Procedures: Heuristics

Standard
Standard lots
lots

Shortage
Shortage quantities
quantities
Least-unit-cost
Least-unit-cost procedure
procedure
(external
(external procurement)
procurement)
Part-period
Part-period balancing
balancing
Your
Your Planning
Planning Procedure
Procedure

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 Product Planning Table
Periodic display of
capacity load

Navigation on products/
/lines/workcenters
Navigation on
products/
workcenters

Selection of charts

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PP/DS in SAP SCM 5.0

PP/DS Overview

Production Planning

Detailed Scheduling

Optimization

Industry Specific Planning Processes

 Detailed Scheduling Overview

Detailed Production Scheduling

determines optimal production sequence for execution, to meet delivery
commitments based on actual constraints on the shop floor.

Key Benefits Key Functionality

! Optimal production sequence that ! Capacity-Load Optimization
is feasible and can be executed. ! Optimal Sequencing
! Allows simulation of various ! Flexible & Graphical Activity
planning scenarios to determine Scheduling
optimal schedule.
! Due Date Management
! Optimization based on actual
constraints ensures reliable ! Forward and Backward
delivery due date promises. Scheduling
! What-if Analysis & Simulation
! Plan Monitor
! Configurable Exception Alert
Monitor
! Production Order Release

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 Strategy Profile

One important profile for

detailed scheduling is the
strategy profile. The
settings in the strategy
profile define for example
if infinite scheduling is
used or not, if forward or
backward scheduling is
done etc.
Different steps during the
production planning and
scheduling process can
use different scheduling
profiles.

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 Some Scheduling Modes (part of the strategy profile)

A
B
C
D
E F G

Selected operation
operations not selected

Find slot A F B C G D E

Insert mode
A B C D E F G

Infinite sequencing
B C
A F D E G

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 Multi-level Scheduling Framework - Motivation

Scheduling Problem (High Complexity):

" Material Flow Not Correlated to Resource Order
" Moving Bottlenecks (Depending on Order Mix)

Resource 3
A2 C0 B0

Resource 2
C2 A1 B1

Resource 1
C1 B2 A0

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 Stable Forward Heuristic (since SCM 4.1)

Stable Forward Heuristic

Forward planning, resolve backlog

! Late operations will be planned to the future
! Capacity overloads are eliminated
! The sequence of operations is not changed
! Using the same resource
! Existing operations on the resources will be moved to the future
! Relations and material constraints will be considered
! Customer demands can be violated

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 Extended Backward Heuristic (since SCM 5.0)

The Extended Backward Heuristic (part of the the newly in SCM 4.1
introduced Multi-Level-Scheduling Framework (in SCM 4.1: Stable
forward heuristic)) perform a backward scheduling of operations
starting at their due dates in order to get a feasible production plan
taking into account:
" Free capacity available on finite resources

" Alternative (finite) resources

" Order priorities

" Setup sequence

" Confirmed quantities of customer orders

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 Error-Tolerant Scheduling Solution in SCM 5.0

&Until APO 4.0: Scheduling works with the ‚All-or-nothing‘- principle:

Either all activities in a planning step can be scheduled or none of them

Solution strategy for combined problems (date and capacity problems)

or problems with different solution possibilities
# lifting of constraints in the following sequence:

" schedule infinitely or schedule deallocated

" break dynamic pegging edges

" break fix pegging edges

" break cross-order relationships

" break order-internal relationships

 SAP AG 2006, PP/DS Overview – SCM 5.0, Dr. Stephan Kreipl / 28

 Graphical Planning Table

Resource
Resource view
view

Product
Product view
view

Stock
Stock view
view

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 Ressource Planning Table

" Tabular Scheduling

Board

" Sequencing with Pick &

Drop or Drag & Drop

" Sequencing with

Heuristics and Optimizer

" Sequencing with

Clipboard

" Resource utilization and

alert visualization

Alternative way of sequencing to graphical scheduling board

for people who prefer to work with tables

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PP/DS in SAP SCM 5.0

PP/DS Overview

Production Planning

Detailed Scheduling

Optimization

Industry Specific Planning Processes

 PP/DS Optimizer

The PP/DS optimizer is part of Detailed Scheduling and tries to

sequence the operations in such a way that certain objective
functions are minimized. It is possible to consider among other the
following objective functions:
" Delay Reduction
" Makespan Minimization
" Setup Minimization
" Mode costs

The PP/DS optimizer does not create and delete planned orders nor
does he change the order quantity. These changes are done during
production planning.

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 Optimization Targets in Scheduling - Tradeoff

Setup times in Setup time in

paint shop minutes
Prod. A B C
Product A: white color
A 0 10 20 Product B: orange color
B 30 0 10 Product C: blue color
C 40 30 0

Customer orders A C B A

20 30 30 time
A Setup C Setup B Setup A

Setup
Optimal plan for setup 1
10 10
Set- Set-
A A up B up C 2

Optimal plan for setup and due dates Delay

10 10 40
Set- Set-
A up B up C Setup A

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 Optimizer Profile

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 PP/DS Optimization (I) – SCM 5.0

Scheduling with additional prioritization (ATP category, customer order

priority)
! Example: Schedule sales orders in front of stock orders

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 PP/DS Optimization (II) – SCM 5.0

Compact Planning
! Achieve shortest order-individual make-span

Explanation Tool
! Tell reasons for exceptions (e.g. late because of blocked resource)

Enhanced definition of optimization horizons

! Example: “Start at monday morning”

Limiting lateness of orders by deallocating late operations (SCM 4.1)

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PP/DS in SAP SCM 5.0

PP/DS Overview

Production Planning

Detailed Scheduling

Optimization

Industry Specific Planning Processes

 Industry specific planning processes - Overview

Industry-specific Planning and Scheduling

enable special planning processes tailored to industry-needs.

Process Industries Discrete Industries

! Mill Industries ! Automotive Industries
Block planning: Planning with Sequencing and model-mix
characteristics, pre-assignment of planning on production lines,
production capacities determination and optimal
distribution and sequence of
! Chemical/Pharmaceutical Industries orders
Production campaign planning and ! Industrial Machinery &
optimization Construction
! Food Industries Project-oriented Manufacturing
Planning with shelf-life ! Aerospace & Defense
Customization with Order Bill of
! HighTech
Material
CDP (Characteristic Dependent
Planning); CMDS (Collaborative
Management of Delivery Schedules)

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 Block Planning (IBU Mill Products & Mining)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

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 Example: Material Structure in the Paper Industry

Blabla
blabla234

Blabla
bla bla 234
1223 PPD

Raw material

Blabla
bla bla 234
1223 PPD

Blabla
bla bla 234
1223 PPD

Blabla
bla bla 234
1223 PPD

Product1 Product2 Product3 Product4 Product5 Product6

Pulp Cutter reels Standard Sheet Finished Product

Materials Management Materials Management Materials Management Materials Management

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 Block Planning

Business Requirement
! Combine optimal resource utilization and precise customer due dates
! Consider constraints like minimal and maximal lot sizes, setup time,
fixed maintenance intervals etc.
! Plan bottleneck resources in an early planning phase where the final
products and product characteristics are not known

Solution
! Define time intervals on a resource where products with certain
characteristics can be produced
! Operations of orders are scheduled into matching blocks

100 to, grade A, grammage 180 120 to, A, 200 75 to, C, 150

Product xy Product vb
A, 180 A, 200
Quality S Quality M
Width 1000 Width 1200

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 Block Planning Process

Step 1: Production Planning: Infinite MRP run: Scheduling of the orders

into the block
Step 2: Detaild Scheduling: Create finite schedule
Step 3: Adjust block limits / reschedule blocks

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 Campaign Planning (IBU Chemie)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

 SAP AG 2006, PP/DS Overview – SCM 5.0, Dr. Stephan Kreipl / 43

 Production Campaign Planning

Idea:
A production campaign is a series of production processes (charges)
in an optimal sequence, within a certain defined start and end, in an
uninterrupted sequence on a dedicated production line.

General approach in APO:

" Each charge is corresponding to an order. So the production
campaign is a collection of planned orders and / or process orders.
" Each order is either a member of one campaign or none.
Single and multi product campaigns are supported.
" Identification of campaigns with R/3 campaign number and APO
campaign number. (One to one relation)

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 Production Campaign Planning

Business Background:

" The Campaign Planning scenario is often found in Process Industry

environments

" Typically long process durations and/or multiple production steps

characterize these scenarios

" At the same time sequence depending set-up times have to be

reduced/minimized

" Oftentimes liquid products/components, bulk and/or active

ingredient materials are planning objects of campaigns

" The goal of Campaign Planning is to reduce storage and set-up

costs simultaneously in an integrated scenario

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 Shelf Life (IBU CP)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

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 Shelf Life

Idea:
Storage:
" Monitoring of remaining shelf life
Planning:
" Consumption of a batch between maturity time and expiration date.
" Batch usage determined by usability requirements

Alerts

Shelf life violated

Maturity time violated

Max. Usability violated

About to expire

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 Shelf Life

Definitions (Production view)

! Maturity date: Period, required by the product, before it is
ready for production or sales
! Shelf life: Period during which the product can be stored
! Availability date: Earliest time of use
! Expiration date: Time after which the product can no longer be
used

Stock

Availability date Expiration date

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 Push Production (IBU CP)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

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 (Component) Push Production

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 Capacity-driven Order Creation (Capacity Push)

The Problem: Unused Capacity

Forecast or customer orders do not consume production capacity
completely. In some industries (e.g. consumer products), business
strategy is to eliminate “white spaces” and fill-up capacities to full load
until end of day or shift.

The Goal: Decision support

Provide a tool for the planner to fill up white spaces with orders. Decision
should be based on stock level, days’ supply, etc.

The Solution
New heuristic “Capacity-oriented Order Creation” (CDOC):
& Display of potential start and end dates, possible products
& Decision support
& Automatic order creation

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 Capacity-driven Order Creation (Capacity Push)

white space
between orders end of shift
not used

Capacity not
completely
utilized
shift 1 shift 2 shift 3

... with product ... with product on

Fill-Up on low stock low days‘ of supply ... between
orders

Full capacity
utilization ... until
end of shift
shift 1 shift 2 shift 3

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 Model-Mix Planning and RPM (IBU Automotive)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

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 Model-Mix Planning: Situation

Orders Line network Restrictions

Quantity Block

Distance Equal
distribution
X in Y
Position

Objective Business value

Generation of a feasible plan Balanced usage of production
for highly configurable resources
products with high volume
Early identification of potential
Adherence to promised bottlenecks
delivery date
Reliable delivery date leads to
increased customer
satisfaction

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 Modell-Mix-Planung

Period Slot

Sequencing

day 1 day x day x+1 day y

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 Rapid Planning (Rapid Planning Matrix)

Rapid Planning Matrix Rapid Planning

Result
for extremely high volume and
mass customization Which parts into
which car?
Customer
Customer
Which part do I need
when, where and how
often?
Every car is liveCache
configured
individually

Required Capabilites The Rapid Planning Solution

Management of high volume data with Very frequent and very fast material
complex product structures requirements planning and resource
requirement determination
Individual customer orders with
configuration Increased quality and more accurate data

Increased customer satisfaction by fast Basis for fast data provision for follow-
reaction to order changes up processes (Order Bom for production
backflush)
Fast response to engineering changes

Flexible response to changes forced by

suppliers
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 Rapid Planning Matrix: Benchmark Test

Size of maximum BoM of

car 1: 70,000 component variants
car 2: 12,000 component variants
24.000 individual orders for car 1, 20.000 orders for car 2
BoM explosion only: 19 min
Complete requirements planning: 48 min

Assembly orders

Ord. Ord. Ord. Ord. Ord. Ord.

01 02 03 04 05 06
Components

Red bumper x x - x - x
White bumper - - - - x -
Blue bumper - - x - - -
Air conditioning - - x x x x
Motor 1,8 l - x - - x -
Brake disc x x x x x x

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 Project-Oriented Manufacturing (IBU IM&C, IBU A&D)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

 SAP AG 2006, PP/DS Overview – SCM 5.0, Dr. Stephan Kreipl / 58

 MTS, MTO, ETO Manufacturing Models

Make-to-Stock Make-to-Order Engineer-to-Order

Standard Products Multiple Product Variants Customer specific
no Product Variants Mass-Customization Design/Engineering

Mix of manufacturing models within a company are common

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 Engineer-to-Order - Project Manufacturing for IM&C, A&D

Production Engineering Quality Shipping,

Project Advance Production Manufacturing
Engineering Planning & Change Assurance & Assembly &
Planning Procurement Scheduling Execution
Optimization Management Control Start-Up

ETO - Project Manufacturing Complete ETO Scenario:

SAP SCM SAP ERP ! Integrated project and production
Project Scheduling Project scheduling
& Capacity Structuring
Planning ! Constraint-based project and
Engineering production scheduling – feasible plans
! Alerts for early detection of bottlenecks
Integrated Project
project and Execution ! Improved transparency and simulation
materials
planning Production &
Procurement ! Scenario in SAP Solution Manager –
Execution
configuration guide and process
description for accelerated
implementation

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 Production Scheduling

Production Engineering Quality Shipping,

Project Advance Production Manufacturing
Engineering Planning & Change Assurance & Assembly &
Planning Procurement Scheduling Execution
Optimization Management Control Start-Up

Monitor alerts on projects / main assemblies

Project Planning
! Pegging – automatic matching of demand and supply
! Visualization of complete order context
Manufacturing
! Alerts - Early warning system late orders, bottlenecks
! Filter on alerts in order context, sort late orders by delay
Interactive scheduling to reduce late projects, orders
Procurement /
! Detect critical path for order context Warehouse

! Reduce buffers on critical path

! Reduce duration of project order operations New in
! Multi-level forwards/backwards scheduling SCM 5.0
Interactive scheduling to reduce capacity overload
! Evaluate resource utilization, filter on overload
! Alternative work centers, sequences, production versions
! Switch to external procurement, subcontracting
! Work overtime, run additional shifts
Adaptiveness and Simulation
! What-if simulation, compare alternatives

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 Planning Board – Critical Path Heuristic

Detailed
Detailed Scheduling
Scheduling Planning
Planning Board
Board
Determine critical
path (heuristic)

Critical path is
highlighted
(list display
also possible)

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 Planning Board – Reduce Buffers on Critical Path

Maintenance
Maintenance of
of planning
planning related
related minimum
minimum intervals
intervals

Reduce minimum
interval between orders
or between operations
manually

Mass maintenance to reduce

or increase by absolute
value, %,
set to fixed value,
set to process-related
minimum interval (+ x%) ,
BADI for customer logic

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 Planning Board – Multi-level backwards
Scheduling Heuristic

Detailed
Detailed Scheduling
Scheduling Planning
Planning Board
Board

No more problem with

orders in the past on
previously critical path

Reschedule order
context multi-level
backwards (heuristic)

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 Customization with Order BOM (IBU IM&C)

1. Block planning

2. Campaign Planning Ex a
mpl
3. Shelf Life es

4. Push Production

5. Model-Mix Planning and RPM

6. Project-Oriented Manufacturing

7. Customization with Order BOM

 SAP AG 2006, PP/DS Overview – SCM 5.0, Dr. Stephan Kreipl / 65

 Make-to-Order Manufacturing for IM&C

Determination Production Quality Shipping,

Sales Order Production Manufacturing
Engineering of Delivery Planning & Assurance & Assembly & Billing
Processing Scheduling Execution
Date Optimization Control Start-Up

Make-to-Order Manufacturing

SAP CRM / SAP ERP SAP ERP SAP SCM Complete MTO Scenario:
Demand & Supply ! Integration of variant configuration and
Planning for
Components engineering with order specific bills-of-
material between CRM, ERP and SCM
Configuration and Detail Configuration
Determination of
Sales Cycle
Management
and Engineering -
Order BOM / Routing
Delivery Date ! Determination of delivery date
considering material and capacity
Production
constraints
Planning & Scheduling
! Constraint based planning and
Production &
Procurement scheduling – feasible plans
Execution
! Improved transparency and simulation
Order Shipping &
Billing Assembly
! Scenario in SAP Solution Manager –
configuration guide and process
description for accelerated
implementation

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