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MRP-1960’s and 70’s • Material Requirements Planning • Master Production Scheduling • Unconstrained Demand Supply
MRP II-1980’s • Unconstrained • Manufacturing Planning and Control, with manual processes to “close the loop” • Capacity Management • Financial Integration
ERP- 1990’s • An accounting-oriented information system for identifying and planning the enterprise-wide resources needed to take, make, ship, and account for customer orders. [APICS dictionary]
The vision of ERP is Evolving to include the Extended Enterprise The Vision The Delivery MRP MRP Reduced inventory through “infinite” manufacturing planning MRP II MRP II Reduced inventory, fewer stock-outs and accurate financial records through “infinite” manufacturing planning and periodic transaction processing. MRP II (plus) ERP Customer focused, dynamically balanced enterprise through asset optimization and real-time transaction processing. Supply Chain Extended ERP Customer focused, dynamically balanced value network through asset optimization and real-time transaction processing. Source Gartner Group
製造環境 Product Low volume differentiated High volume differentiated Custom Commodity PERT/CPM One-of-a-kind Aerospace Industrial machinery Job shop MRP; CRP Machine tools Specialty chemicalsand drugs MRP; Line Balancing JIT Electrical and electronics Repetitive production AutomobileTire and rubberSteel products Process Major chemicals and drugs Paper Containers Brewers Flowshop OilSteelForest products Source: Taylor et al., hy the Process Industries Are Different,?Production and Inventory Management Journal, 1981.
Manufacturing System Model Long-Term Business Planning Demand Management Sales Planning Finance Planning Production Planning Resource Requirements Planning Mid Term MPS Rough-Cut Capacity Planning Inventory Management MRP Capacity Requirements Planning Short-Term Purchasing Production Activity Control Input/Output Control
Capacity Management in MPS System Resourcerequirements planning Production planning Rough-cutcapacity planning Masterproductionscheduling Materialrequirementsplanning Capacityrequirements planning Message toBUY or MAKE Input/Output analysis Production activity control Purchasing Operation Sequencing
Capacity Planning and Control Planning Control PP MPS MRP Operation Sequencing Priority RRP RCCP CRP Input/Output Control Capacity
Capacity Definition • The rate at which work is withdraw from the system. • The highest reasonable output rate which can be achieved with the current product specifications, product mix, work force, plant, and equipment. [APICS dictionary]
Capacity Management • The function of establishing, measuring, monitoring, and adjusting limits or levels of capacity in order to execute all manufacturing schedules. [APICS dictionary] • Include • capacity planning • capacity control
Work Center and Load • Work Center • A specific production facility, consisting of one or more people and/or machines, which can be considered as on unit for purposes of capacity requirements planning and detailed scheduling. [APICS dictionary] • Load • The amount of scheduled work ahead of a manufacturing facility, usually expressed in terms of hours of work or units of production. [APICS dictionary]
Determining Capacity Available • Demonstrated (Measured) Capacity • the average recent output actually achieved , is figured from historical data • is defined as average output, not max output • Rated (Calculated) Capacity • available hours ×utilization ×efficiency
Breaks 6% 13% R. Maintenance 6% 13% Run Time Un-utilized but 62% scheduled time Setup Time Utilization Actual time used (run and setup) Scheduled time intended for production Utilization = A measure of how intensively a resource is being used….
Utilization Example: Breaks: 20 minutes per shift Routine maintenance: 10 minutes per shift Run time charged: 6 hours Setup time: 0.5 hour Utilization =
Efficiency • A measure of how closely predetermined standards are achieved. Actual output (standard hours earned) Standard output expected (scheduled) efficiency =
Efficiency Example: Work center: 3 machines, two 8-hrs shifts, five days a week Breakdown: 12 hrs per week Utilization = records indicate that the work center produced an average of 250.8 sta. Hours of output. Efficiency = Capacity =
Capacity Determination Shift per Day Machines or Work Stations Hours per Shift Days per Week Utilization Efficiency = Standard Hours per Week Ex: Shifts = 3 Shift Length = 8 hrs 5 Days per Week Number of Machines = 6 Machine Utilization = .8 Efficiency = .9
Rough-Cut Capacity Planning • The need for long planning horizons and the lack of specific, accurate data for many important factors make RCCP techniques more practical than detailed calculations • A capacity plan should not be deferred; rough-cut approaches are very practical
RCCP Procedure • Converting units of product in the MPS to standard hours of work in individual centers • To accumulate in each period in the MPS the total hours of work required to produce all products scheduled in that period • no LT offsetting • no lot-sizing • no significant changes in inventories of items
Routing for Product X PERIODS Product X 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 • 8 Planned Order Released 100 50 80 100 40 60 90 Product X SEQWork CenterUsage OP 1 1 0.1 hrs/pc OP 2 2 0.5 hrs/pc
PERIODS Assy-01 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 • 8 Planned Order Released Routing for Assy-01 100 50 80 200 180 40 60 90 Assy-01 SEQWork CenterUsage OP 1 2 0.2 hrs/pc OP 2 3 0.8 hrs/pc
Resource Load Profile Work Center 2 250 200 Capacity Others 150 Load Assy-01 100 Pro X 50 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Period
CRP Definition • The function of establishing, measuring, and adjusting limits or level of capacity • The process of determining in detail the amount of labor and machine resources required to accomplish the tasks of production [APICS Dictionary]
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