Keeping Work Order and Purchase Order Due Dates Accurate - A Key to Production Planning Success
Business Process Management
Training
Provided by Manufacturing Executive Institute
Does your company, at this very moment, have past due work orders or purchase orders? Does your company utilize a priority planning system (MRP, KanBan, etc.) to manage the flow of materials through the factory? Does your company have a materials management organization that responds to expedite activity more than to planned activity?
This FREE 1-hour webinar will present some new thoughts and techniques for improving the integrity of your work order and purchase order due dates.
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Keeping Work Order and Purchase Order Due Dates Accurate - A Key to Production Planning Success
You are invited to attend the Manufacturing Executive Institute s July 2009 3rd Thursday - Operations Improvement" Series FREE webinar, Keeping Work Order & Purchase Order Due Dates Accurate- a Key to Production Planning Success.
Does your company, at this very moment, have past due work orders or purchase orders? Does your company utilize a priority planning system (MRP, KanBan, etc.) to manage the flow of materials through the factory? Does your company have a materials management organization that responds to expedite activity more than to planned activity?
If you answered Yes to ANY of these questions, your company likely has problems with due date integrity. This in turn can easily lead to excessive inventories and poor delivery reliability to your customers. In the end, lack of internal due date integrity can lead to reduced valuation of the business enterprise.
This FREE 1-hour webinar will present some new thoughts and techniques for improving the integrity of your work order and purchase order due dates. Specifically, we will focus on:
How to use a 10th Day Report to identify high potential late
completions before lateness actually occurs.
Why there is no such thing as a late work order or a late purchase order- why due date changes MUST be updated in the materials systems as soon as they are known.
The role that planning lead-time plays in correcting due date problems.
Why Safety Time is NEVER a good solution to solving the due date integrity issue.
Won't you join us for this FREE webinar on July 16, 2009 from 10: 00 to 11: 00 AM PST? If you are unable to attend, please forward this invitation to someone who could benefit from the practical techniques presented in this program.
Does your company, at this very moment, have past due work orders or purchase orders? Does your company utilize a priority planning system (MRP, KanBan, etc.) to manage the flow of materials through the factory? Does your company have a materials management organization that responds to expedite activity more than to planned activity?
If you answered Yes to ANY of these questions, your company likely has problems with due date integrity. This in turn can easily lead to excessive inventories and poor delivery reliability to your customers. In the end, lack of internal due date integrity can lead to reduced valuation of the business enterprise.
This FREE 1-hour webinar will present some new thoughts and techniques for improving the integrity of your work order and purchase order due dates. Specifically, we will focus on:
How to use a 10th Day Report to identify high potential late
completions before lateness actually occurs.
Why there is no such thing as a late work order or a late purchase order- why due date changes MUST be updated in the materials systems as soon as they are known.
The role that planning lead-time plays in correcting due date problems.
Why Safety Time is NEVER a good solution to solving the due date integrity issue.
Won't you join us for this FREE webinar on July 16, 2009 from 10: 00 to 11: 00 AM PST? If you are unable to attend, please forward this invitation to someone who could benefit from the practical techniques presented in this program.
About The Training Provider: Manufacturing Executive Institute
Manufacturing Executive Institute - MEI is a training and publishing organization dedicated to bringing revelant manufacturing and distribution industries knowledge to individuals who are interested in dramatically improving their company's performance. MEI delivers knowledge to these communities in three ways: 1. Live training programs 2. Web-based Training programs 3. Publications. Additional resources include Manufacturing...
