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GCON4 MFL is an indispensable tool that significantly reduces the time to manage Unit4 Business World. Discover the different scenarios on how to overcome challenges as a U4BW user.
The main updates were enhancing the materials management module and adding a new purchasing module. Several areas of the software settings and lookups were expanded to support the new modules. Usability improvements included adding pop-up windows and displaying images as thumbnails. Additional functionality was added for managing assets, issuing parts, purchasing and reporting.
How to configure Change management flow Whizible SEMamol1748
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This document provides an overview of the Maximo Asset Management user interface and navigation. It describes how to sign in, access the start center with configurable portlets, navigate between applications using the menu and favorites, search and view records with details and attachments, run reports, and includes some tips. The start center home page consists of portlets that can display links, data, or reports. Users can launch applications from the menu or favorites to view lists and search or create new records. Record details can be viewed and related documents accessed. Reports are launched from an action menu.
Pivotal CRM – Resource Activity MonitorUse the Pivotal Resource Activity Monitor utility to capture and reporton valuable system usage data The Pivotal Resource Activity Monitor utility is an easy-to-implementand simple-to-use extension for your Pivotal CRM 5.7 or Pivotal CRM5.9 Rich Client deployment, including mobile clients.
This document discusses production systems and cellular manufacturing. It defines production systems as transforming inputs into finished products using people, materials, and machines. Production systems are classified as job shop, batch, or mass production depending on product customization and volume. Cellular manufacturing organizes equipment into machine cells that specialize in specific part families. This improves production flow and flexibility while reducing space and inventory requirements. The document also covers group technology, how to identify part families, and provides a case study comparing traditional and cellular layouts that demonstrates reduced flow times using the latter approach.
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This document provides an overview of the Maximo Asset Management user interface and navigation. It describes how to sign in, access the start center with configurable portlets, navigate between applications using the menu and favorites, search and view records with details and attachments, run reports, and includes some tips. The start center home page consists of portlets that can display links, data, or reports. Users can launch applications from the menu or favorites to view lists and search or create new records. Record details can be viewed and related documents accessed. Reports are launched from an action menu.
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This document discusses production systems and cellular manufacturing. It defines production systems as transforming inputs into finished products using people, materials, and machines. Production systems are classified as job shop, batch, or mass production depending on product customization and volume. Cellular manufacturing organizes equipment into machine cells that specialize in specific part families. This improves production flow and flexibility while reducing space and inventory requirements. The document also covers group technology, how to identify part families, and provides a case study comparing traditional and cellular layouts that demonstrates reduced flow times using the latter approach.
This document discusses different types of production systems and cellular manufacturing. It defines production systems as transforming raw materials into finished goods using people, equipment, and machines. Production systems are classified as job shop, batch, or mass production depending on order specifics and demand. Cellular manufacturing organizes equipment into machine cells that specialize in similar product families to facilitate continuous flow. This layout provides flexibility for low demand, medium variety products. Group technology identifies similar parts that can be processed together to take advantage of common production steps. Cellular layouts improve workflow over traditional straight line layouts and reduce costs through better resource utilization and inventory management.
This document provides information on cellular manufacturing and designing cells. It discusses the three flows in manufacturing: information, material, and work flow. It defines cellular manufacturing and lists its benefits. The document outlines the problem with conventional layouts and provides guidelines for identifying product families and determining takt time. It presents the steps to plan cellular manufacturing, including process analysis and razing. Finally, it provides guidelines for cellular layout and questions to consider when designing cells to ensure optimized one-piece flow and continuous improvement.
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Group technology (GT) is a manufacturing philosophy that groups similar parts together based on their design attributes and manufacturing processes. This allows parts to be processed in dedicated machine cells. Key benefits include reduced setup times, work-in-process inventory, and material handling due to processing parts within cells rather than across the entire factory. Implementing GT involves substantial tasks like identifying part families and rearranging production machines into cells.
Cellular manufacturing is a lean approach that arranges equipment and workstations to smoothly process materials with minimal waste or delays (paragraph 1). A manufacturing cell consists of the machines needed to perform each step of a product's process arranged in sequence (paragraph 2). Cellular manufacturing helps companies achieve one-piece flow and produce high product variety through flexible cells organized by product families (paragraph 3). While not always possible, the goal is continuous material flow with minimal waiting between steps (paragraph 5).
IBM Maximo Asset Management 7.6 includes new features such as improved user interface performance and navigation, enhanced reporting capabilities, additional applications and modules, and technical enhancements for integration, automation scripts, logging and debugging, and workflow. New applications include license tracking, map manager, and crew. The user interface was improved with faster rendering, a cleaner layout, and hover dialogs. Reporting and KPI capabilities were expanded with additional report formats and calculations.
The document describes a proposed stock analyzer software application that aims to reduce manual effort needed to manage stock transactions and historical data in warehouses. The existing system is manual with ledgers, books, and paperwork, which makes maintaining data difficult. The proposed software would centralize data storage, provide an easy to use graphical interface, and automate report generation. It would have modules for employee information, tracking inventory receipts and deliveries, returns, administration of users, and reporting functionality. The software would use MySQL, Apache Tomcat, JSP/Servlets, and require a minimum of 256MB RAM, 40GB storage, and an Ethernet card.
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This document defines and describes the HCM Data Loader tool, which is Oracle's next generation tool for loading legacy HCM data into Fusion Applications. It recommends that new customers use HCM Data Loader by default, while existing customers using the older File-Based Loader should plan a migration. The key steps for migrating include converting File-Based Loader GUIDs to HCM Data Loader source keys, testing the new integration processes, and switching the loading scope to use HCM Data Loader fully instead of File-Based Loader.
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Group technology (GT) is a manufacturing philosophy that involves grouping similar parts together to take advantage of their common design and production characteristics. This involves identifying part families based on similarities in design attributes and manufacturing features. Cellular manufacturing applies GT by organizing production equipment into machine cells, with each cell dedicated to producing a family of parts. Benefits of GT and cellular manufacturing include reduced setup times and inventory, improved throughput, flexibility, and quality. Limitations can include issues in properly forming part families and cells.
The document discusses the implementation and maintenance phases of an e-business lifecycle model. It describes the iterative implementation process including analysis, design, testing and review. It also discusses maintaining the site through continuous monitoring, assessing changes, and implementing them. Finally, it discusses testing the system, managing the transition from old to new systems, and measuring the effectiveness of the e-business through analytics tools.
This document provides an overview of the approach and key considerations for upgrading an Oracle E-Business Suite instance from Release 11i to Release 12. It discusses conducting functional and technical discovery analyses, building and testing the new version, preparing end users, and executing the cutover. It also highlights some new features in R12 like assigning item images in iProcurement, enhanced security for concurrent program access, using custom payment formats, and the ability to generate accounting entries from revenue distribution accounts using sub-ledger accounting functionality.
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Maximo 7.5 focuses on three major areas: additional configuration options, deepened vertical functionality, and improved end-user interaction. Key updates include expanded supply chain management capabilities, enhanced work and asset management features like linear asset visualization, and reporting improvements. The release aims to lower implementation and ownership costs while satisfying customer requirements.
This document provides an overview and checklist of the implementation steps required to successfully set up Oracle Depot Repair. It outlines 21 required steps to configure system administrators, flexfields, calendars, currencies, organizations, locations, inventory, order management, service requests, charges, and other applications that interface with Oracle Depot Repair. The implementation steps must be completed in the specified order and include tasks such as defining responsibilities, flexfield structures, accounting periods, item attributes, bills of material, and work in process setup.
This document provides an overview of IBM Maximo Asset Management's Work Management module. It describes how work orders, preventive maintenance, job plans, and other applications are used to manage maintenance work. Key processes include generating work orders from preventive maintenance records and service requests, planning work using job plans, and tracking work orders through their lifecycle of approval, completion, and closure. The document also provides instructions for exercises in creating, planning, and managing work orders and preventive maintenance records.
This document provides an overview of asset management concepts in IBM Maximo Asset Management. It defines key terms like assets, locations, meters, and failure codes. It describes the different applications in Maximo for managing assets, locations, and performance monitoring. Finally, it outlines exercises for creating and modifying asset and location records, associating meters, and entering meter readings.
Group technology (GT) is a manufacturing philosophy that involves grouping similar parts and products to improve productivity. It aims to form production cells with machines and processes for dissimilar product families. GT implementation involves three phases: actions on manufacturing processes like part simplification, changes to production like tighter part controls, and organizational results like higher quality levels and reduced setup times. GT coding systems classify parts which facilitates communication, cost estimation, and quality improvements through design standardization. While GT provides benefits, organizations may face obstacles like management resistance to change and high startup costs that require training and support to overcome.
The document discusses the Kovair Adapter for Teamcenter, which enables bidirectional integration between PLM and ALM systems like Teamcenter and other tools. It allows traceability across products' lifecycles, dynamic collaboration, and management of bills of materials (BOMs) across systems. Key benefits include unified visibility and traceability of requirements, parts, documents, changes, and BOM reports. The adapter also supports OSLC integration and provides an example use case of integrating Teamcenter with requirements and modeling tools via Kovair's integration platform.
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The document contains 4 case studies about companies implementing quality tools and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The first case study describes how Tata Steel used quality tools like the Taguchi method to reduce defects by 50% and overall nonconformities by 29%. The second case study discusses how Miljoco implemented an ERP system to manage increasing complexity while remaining competitive. The third case study explains how LTV Copper Weld designed a raw materials pipeline model and decision support system to reduce stock-outs and inventory. The fourth case study details how Full Compass Systems transitioned from a 25-year old legacy system to a modern ERP system to support its growth as a multi-channel retailer.
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This document provides an overview of various case studies of HCL Life Sciences providing IT solutions to clients in the healthcare and life sciences industries. It includes summaries of projects involving back office solutions, pharmacovigilance, clinical data management, manufacturing, and more. Specific case studies provide details about clients, their needs, challenges faced, and benefits delivered through solutions implemented by HCL.
This document provides a feasibility report for an online university hostel management system. It discusses the problem definition, proposed solution, functionality requirements, and various feasibility aspects of the project such as technical, economic, and operational feasibility. It also covers requirements analysis, software configuration, system implementation, and provides a conclusion. The key functionality of the system includes modules for administration, hostel management, and students to manage activities like bookings, bills, meal ordering, and notices.
This project aims to develop a brick factory management system to help brick factory owners maintain their business activities. The system will store information such as brick categories, expenses, customers, purchases, raw materials, production, deliveries, payments and generate reports. It is being developed using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, PHP and a MySQL database. Currently, maintaining factory records, communications and finances is difficult. The proposed system aims to simplify this through a basic web-based application.
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2. Use the waterfall model to prepare a flow chart and Gantt chart for a student project.
3. Estimate the cost of a project using Function Point Analysis (FPA), which involves counting types of system functions and weighing them based on complexity.
4. Estimate the cost of a project using the COCOMO model, which is a regression model that uses parameters from historical data and current project characteristics in a basic formula.
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In Italian
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GCON4 MFL - Illustrations on how to reduce time to perform maintenance of Unit4 Business World
1. GCON4 MFL
Illustrations on how GCON4 MFL
could be used to improve efficiency
and reduce time to perform
maintenance of Unit4 Business World.
2. WHAT IS
GCON4 MFL?
An innovative tool that streamlines
and greatly reduces the time to
perform data migration and
maintenance of Unit4 Business World.
4. CHALLENGES
Company X has more than 100,000 suppliers in the system.
Users are
complaining about
the extremely
long suppliers
list on their
requisition screen.
Supplier Master File
CHALLENGES
5. User reviews and closes each of the suppliers individually using the
standard Supplier Master File screen.
This approach takes a few days to complete.
STANDARD SOLUTION
6. GCON4 MFL SOLUTION
User extracts all the suppliers into a comprehensive excel sheet in order to
analyze all at once and to close the unused suppliers in a single step.
This approach takes a few minutes to complete.
8. CHALLENGES
Company X has 5000 resources in the system.
Due to a
company
restructuring,
1000 of which
belong to the
cost center 100
have to be
changed to cost
center 200.
Personnel Master File
CHALLENGES
9. User opens and changes each of those resources individually using the
standard Personnel Master File screen.
This approach takes a few days to complete.
STANDARD SOLUTION
10. GCON4 MFL SOLUTION
User extracts the 1000 resources into a comprehensive excel sheet,
changes their cost center and uploads back to the system instantly.
This approach takes a few minutes to complete.
12. CHALLENGES
Company X has more than 5000 users in the system.
Due to a recent
change of the
company
password's policy,
all the user
passwords have to
be reset.
Users Master File
CHALLENGES
13. User changes each of the passwords individually from the Users Master File.
This approach takes up to a week to complete.
STANDARD SOLUTION
14. GCON4 MFL SOLUTION
GCON4 MFL extracts all users into a comprehensive excel sheet,
changes the passwords and uploads back to the system instantly.
This approach takes a few minutes to complete.
16. CHALLENGES
• Company X has many different roles defined in the
system.
• Due to some structural changes in the company affecting
the workflow approvals, user has to change the members
that belong to each Role and the clients to where the
Roles have access, etc.
CHALLENGES
17. User enters and changes each of the fields individually from the Role
Master File.
STANDARD SOLUTION
18. GCON4 MFL SOLUTION
User extracts all the Roles and its desired fields (e.g. Clients and Users)
into a comprehensive excel sheet, makes the necessary changes and
uploads them back to the system instantly.
20. CHALLENGESCHALLENGES
• Company X has many clients in the system.
• Due to a new acquisition, user has to copy information
(resources, projects, work orders) of its clients from
Company X to the new company.
21. User copies the entire information of the Master Files using the Copy
Company option and deleting those information that doesn't apply from
each of the clients individually.
STANDARD SOLUTION
22. GCON4 MFL SOLUTION
User extracts the specific information required for the clients into a
comprehensive excel sheet and, changes the necessary and uploads
them back to the system instantly.
25. User enters and adds the new depreciation book to each of the specific
Assets individually from the Asset Master File.
STANDARD SOLUTION
26. GCON4 MFL SOLUTION
User extracts all the Assets into a comprehensive excel sheet, pastes the
new depreciation book and uploads them back to the system instantly.
27. Contact us for a live demo
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