Manufacturing · M3

Visual Planning & Scheduling

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Details worked out
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Execution steps
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Diagrams
M3.01

Finite Capacity Scheduling with MSO

Generate finite, constraint-aware production schedules using the Manufacturing Scheduling and Optimization (MSO) engine, which optimizes use of work center, labor and tool constraints against shop order need dates and priorities.

Manufacturing Scheduling and Optimization (MSO)
45 details
diagram
M3.02

Visual Scheduling on Smart Manufacturing Planning Board

Interactively view and adjust MSO-generated schedules on the Smart Manufacturing Planning Board (SMPB) Gantt, using Resources and Operations perspectives to inspect resource load and order structures.

Manufacturing Scheduling and Optimization (MSO)
37 details
diagram
M3.03

Drag-and-Drop Reschedule and Manual Fixing

Interactively reschedule shop order operations on the Smart Manufacturing Planning Board via drag-and-drop, fixing operations to specific resources and time buckets and controlling automatic resource reassignment.

Manufacturing Scheduling and Optimization (MSO)
36 details
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M3.04

Constraint-Based Scheduling with Advanced Planning Board

Perform finite constraint-based scheduling of shop orders on the Advanced Planning Board (APB), interactively sequencing operations against machine, labor, tool and material constraints using drag-and-drop and optimization algorithms.

Constraint Based Scheduling (CBS)
42 details
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M3.05

Operation Sequencing and Work Center Load Balancing

Sequence shop order operations within a work center's capacity from a given start date to minimize total setup time and balance load, using the Sequence Operations assistant and Visual Planning Gantt charts.

Manufacturing Standards
38 details
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