Production Capacity Evaluation and Leveling - Consumer Products (5OI)

Production Capacity Evaluation and Leveling - Consumer Products (5OI)

This scope item enables quick capacity evaluation for a Consumer Products Industry flavored Make-to-stock process and supports capacity leveling functionality for their demands. The Consumer Industry flavored process describes a two-stage production process for coffee displays. The first stage reflects the roasting and packaging process of medium resp. dark roasted beans under consideration of a fixed capacity of the roasting drums. The second stage reflects a display packaging process where two different semifinished products (medium and dark roasted coffee beans bags) are packed into a display carton.

The process starts with the creation of a demand forecast for finished materials represented by Planned Independent Requirements (PIRs). Based on PIRs, Material Requirements Planning (MRP) creates a production plan for finished materials and explodes the entire bill of material structure.

As a result, semifinished component production and raw material demand is planned. All orders and operations that are planned with the MRP are allocated to the required capacities. Production planners can evaluate the capacity utilization for a defined time horizon and execute manual changes in orders to resolve upcoming bottleneck situations in the defined area of responsibility.

The process of production capacity leveling represents a central part of preparation for the manufacturing process of components. Production planners can assign orders and operations from the production plan to available timeslots of capacities. Additionally, the planners can simulate and choose other alternatives for production by assigning other available production versions, letting the planners schedule the best option for their manufacturing.

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Key Process Steps Covered

  • Create Initial Material Stock
  • Check Available Capacity in Work Center
  • Check Formulas in Work Center
  • Check Routings
  • Check Production Version
  • Create Work Center Group

Benefits

  • Get quick capacity planning and planning
  • Cover a central part of preparation of the manufacturing process of components
  • Allocate orders and operations with MRP properly

Where is Production Capacity Evaluation and Leveling - Consumer Products(5OI) being used?

This Scope item is used in the following way:

  • As a management function of Cost Management and Profitability Analysis within Finance Scope Item Group
  • As a core function of Production Planning within Manufacturing Scope Item Group
  • As a core function of Production Operations within Manufacturing Scope Item Group

Process flow of Production Capacity Evaluation and Leveling - Consumer Products (5OI)

Find below the process flow of the scope item Production Capacity Evaluation and Leveling - Consumer Products as it is defined for release s4hc-2111.


Download Process Flow of Best Practice scenario Production Capacity Evaluation and Leveling - Consumer Products (5OI) - S/4HANA Cloud
Ref: Manufacturing of SAP S4HC-2111
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