SAP has the capa­bil­i­ty to run repet­i­tive and dis­crete man­u­fac­tur­ing process­es. In addi­tion, it has the abil­i­ty to help you decide what plan­ning strat­e­gy best suits your busi­ness, whether it is make to order, make to stock, assem­ble to order, or a myr­i­ad of vari­a­tions of these strate­gies. Learn pow­er­ful tech­niques to improve pro­duc­tion capac­i­ty plan­ning by at least 10% and, in doing so, increase through­put time. This web­cast will show you how to ful­ly exploit your SAP technology.

• Deci­pher the options between process, repet­i­tive, and dis­crete man­u­fac­tur­ing decisions
• Estab­lish the best man­u­fac­tur­ing strat­e­gy and set the rules to auto­mat­i­cal­ly dis­patch and sequence a vari­ety of prod­ucts and strate­gies onto a pro­duc­tion line
• Ensure pro­duc­tion activ­i­ties are aligned with capac­i­ty con­straints, cus­tomer ser­vice demands, and raw mate­r­i­al supply
• Estab­lish depend­able and sta­ble finite sched­ules and shop floor accuracy

Key take­aways:

• Man­u­fac­tur­ing flows avail­able in SAP
• Key dif­fer­ences in the repet­i­tive and dis­crete environments
• Con­nect­ing with the strate­gic focus of the business
• Plan­ning strate­gies with­in the inte­grat­ed sup­ply chain 
• Foun­da­tion­al dynam­ics for capac­i­ty plan­ning and scheduling
• Gov­er­nance process to pro­tect sup­ply chain performance