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The environment in which organizations operate is becoming increasingly uncertain and complex. Traditional methods have reached their limits, and information systems are not sufficient to achieve service levels with controlled inventory levels. Many organizations are seeing this through poor inventory distribution (fluctuating between too much and too little) and the proliferation of files parallel to ERP and APS systems.
Objectives
This training course will enable participants to better master the management of flows within the company and to implement the principles of demand-driven flows.
Reviews
Validation of acquired knowledge: Assessment of satisfaction
MODULE 1: PLANNING IN THE MODERN WORLD
- The MRP (material requirements planning) revolution
- Evidence of a problem
- The New Normal
MODULE 2: THE IMPORTANCE OF FLOW
- Plossl's law
- Demonstrating the importance of flow in industry
- Plossl's law conditions
- The whiplash effect
MODULE 3: DISCOVERING A SOLUTION: DECOUPLING THE FLOW
MODULE 4: BECOMING "DEMAND-DRIVEN"
- MRP versus Lean" conflict
- What does "demand-driven" really mean?
- Demand Driven operating model
- Demand Driven MRP
MODULE 5: POSITIONING OF STRATEGIC STOCKS
- 6 positioning factors
- Decoupled delay
- Parts list matrix
MODULE 6: POSITIONING IN A DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
- Different configurations
- Push-pull comparison
- Positioning throughout the supply chain
MODULE 7: BUFFER SIZING
- Inventories: Assets or liabilities?
- Buffer profile and buffer zones
- Calculate buffer levels
MODULE 8: DYNAMIC BUFFER ADJUSTMENT
- Calculated, planned, manual adjustments
- Scheduling adjustment factor
MODULE 9: DEMAND DRIVEN PLANNING
- Different planning methods
- DDMRP planning process
MODULE 10: COLLABORATIVE AND VISUAL EXECUTION
- Chalenger priority based on planned dates
- Buffer status alerts
- Synchronization alerts
- Collaborative execution
MODULE 11: DDMRP AND THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
- DDMRP strategic buffer criteria
- DDMRP / safety stock / reorder point comparison
- DDMRP and WIP management priority
- Comparison of MRP,Lean and DDMRP methods
MODULE 12: DEMAND DRIVEN SALES AND OPERATIONS PLANNING
- Analysis for parameter updates and model improvements
- DDS&OP: protecting against critical and strategic impacts
MODULE 13: PROGRAM SUMMARY
- Program summary and expected benefits of DDMRP
- Getting started with DDMRP
