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Computer integrated production planning system
This document discusses computer integrated production planning systems. It outlines different types of companies that would utilize such systems, including automobile, mobile, robotics, and food manufacturing companies. It emphasizes that production planning needs to consider customer needs through market analysis and forecasting, as well as availability of raw materials. The document then describes how production planning systems bring all of these processes under one system and allow planning to occur at various levels from long to short range. It highlights how computer integration allows modification from anywhere and monitoring of the entire product lifecycle.
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- 1. COMPUTER INTEGRATED PRODUCTION PLANNINGSYSTEM By NIRMAL THOMAS M.Tech Robotics SRM University
- 2. DIFFERENT TYPES OFCOMPANIES….. 1.Automobile Companies 2.Mobile Companies 3.Robotics Companies 4.Defence Manufacturing 5.Tools Manufacturing Companies 6.Food manufacturing 7.Cosmetic Companies………….List Goes……to Infinity
- 3. FOR FUNCTIONING OFALL THESE COMPANIES…. WHO IS IMPORTANT…….? If they doesn’t exist the Company Doesn’t
- 4. SO WE NEEDA CUSTOMER INTEGRATED PRODUCTION METHOD For that what we need???? We should know the taste of the Customers…. For that customer enquiry is needed What if the company doesn’t survive….in near future? For that we need market analysis…to know the taste of the market in future Forecasting What about the raw materials and Inventory ? We should know which type of raw materials we need to use … From where it is easily available
- 5. WE SHOULD KNOWALL THESE BEFORE PRODUCTION In Production Planning all these process is combined in one roof called “Production Planning System”… Production planning should be dynamic in nature and always remain in fluid state as plans may have to be changed according to change in circumstances
- 6. REQUIREMENT OF PRODUCTIONPLANNING It should be based on valid data(data from previous experience, forecasts etc.) It must be flexible It must satisfy a set of pre-defined objectives (economy, quality, quantity etc.) It must be simple and straightforward It should have a reporting system, so that the right information reaches at right place and at right time
- 7. PRODUCTION PLANNING LEVELS Long-Range(Capacity) Planning Long-Range (5years) Aggregate Planning Medium-Range (6-18 months) Master Production Scheduling Short-Range (weeks) Production Planning and Control Systems Very-Short-Range (hours - days)
- 8. AGGREGATE PLANNING Planningup to 2 years ahead Planning for how the demand be met from existing facilities and resource input? Utilizing the available tools optimally
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- 10. COMPUTER INTEGRATED PP… All the Planning Process are computerized All the functioning of the company can be seen in one window Modification can be done from any remote corner of the world Changes will automatically take place in all fields New software's can control even machines to control the production Labor force required for planning is reduced Entire Lifecycle of the product can be monitored
- 11. SOFTWARE'S USED PP.. Examples: Dassult DELMIA, Dassult Solidworks Enovia, Preactor APS,etc…… Product Life cycle Management software's
- 12. THANK YOU… Text book:CAD CAM BY GROOVER (PAGE 812 - 815)