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APPS SCM COURSE CURRICULUM
- Inventory Overview
- Inventory Overview
- Inventory Capabilities
- Oracle Inventory Applications Integration
- Integration of Oracle Inventory to Financials Applications
- Receipt to Issue
- Understanding the Receipt to Issue Lifecycle
- Understanding Receiving Inventory
- Defining Inventory Organizations
- Understanding the Inventory Organizations
- Understanding the Structure of an Inventory Organization
- Understanding Locations
- Defining Locations
- Difference between Master and Child Organization
- Defining Inventory Organizations
- Organization Access Overview
- Organization Access Setup
- Copying Inventory Organizations
- Units of Measure
- Units of Measure Overview
- Units of Measure Class Overview
- Defining Unit of Measure Class
- Defining Unit of Measure
- Defining Unit of Measure Conversions
- Lot Level Units of Measure Overview
- Lot-Level Unit of Measure Conversions Overview<
- Transacting Inventory, Concepts
- Explaining Transaction Flows
- Explaining Transaction Types
- Explaining Move Orders
- Explaining Shortage Alerts and Notifications
- Explaining Mobile Transactions
- Transaction Setup
- Explaining Transaction Sources
- Setting Up Transactions Sources
- Explaining Transaction Types
- Setting Up Transactions Types
- Explaining Transaction Reasons
- Setting Up Transactions Reasons
- Explaining Account Alias
- Setting Up Account Alias
- Open Inventory Account Periods
- Issuing and Transferring Material
- Miscellaneous Receipts
- Miscellaneous Issues
- Subinventory Transfers
- Move Order
- Explaining Move Order
- Creating Manual Move Order
- Creating Requisition Move Order
- Requisition Move Order Approval Process
- Creating Pick Wave Move Order
- Creating Replenish Move Order
- Defining and Maintaining Items, Overview
- Organization Structure, Overview
- Defining Items, Overview
- Item Attributes and Statuses, Overview
- Assigning Items to Organizations, Overview
- Defining and Maintaining Items, Fundamentals
- Defining Items
- Item Relationships
- Item Categories
- Item Category Sets
- Item Cross References
- Subinventories
- Subinventory Overview
- Defining Subinventory
- Restrict Items to Subinventories
- Inventory Controls, Concepts
- Explaining Locator Control
- Explaining Revision Control
- Explaining Lot Control
- Explaining Serial Control
- Inventory Controls, Fundamentals
- Defining Subinventories
- Defining Locator Control
- Defining Revision Control
- Defining Lot Control
- Generating Serial Numbers
- Inter-Org Transfer
- Shipping Methods
- Shipping Network
- Transit times for Shipping Methods
- Entering inter-org transfer charge
- Entering Freight Charges
- Direct Inter-Organisation Transfer
- Intransit/Standard Inter-Organisation Transfer
- Replenishing Inventory, Fundamentals
- Performing Reorder-point Planning
- Performing Min-max Planning
- Performing Replenishment Counting
- Inventory Accuracy, Concepts
- Explaining Inventory Accuracy
- Explaining ABC Analysis
- Explaining Cycle Counting
- Explaining Physical Inventory
- Inventory Accuracy, Fundamentals
- Creating an ABC Compile
- Defining and Maintaining a Cycle Count
- Defining Cycle Count Scheduling and Requests
- Defining Recounts, Adjustments, and Approvals
Oracle Apps SCM(Supply Chain Management)
- 1. Inventory
- 2. Purchasing
- 3. Order Management
- 4. Brief Introduction to WIP and BOM Manufacturing Modules
- 5. Overview on R12 SCM Modules
- 6. New Features of R12 SCM Modules
Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) basically integrates and automates all key supply chain activities starting from design, planning, and procurement to manufacturing and fulfillment. It depends upon how the company or Line managers planning to use these application module in there business line
Supply chain management (SCM) is a systematic approach to manage the seamless flow of information, materials, and services from raw material suppliers through factories and warehouses to the end customer.
SCM involves seamless flow of material, information & finance in a network consisting of customers, suppliers, manufacturers, retailers and distributors.
- 1. Design:
SCM start with designing & developing new products where Product specifications are created. Few Important applications play major role in this phase.
- Oracle Product Life cycle Management
- Oracle Advanced product Catalog Engineering & Bills of Materials
- 2. Market:
Marketing and Sales generates demand for the Product by publicizing its features and how it would address customer priorities. In the process, Marketing also gets customer feedback and communicates to Product development group. These are application potentially can be used.
- Telesales
- Trade Management
- Incentive Compensation
- Order Capture
- Oracle sales
- 3. Plan:
Planning is the strategic portion of SCM. You need a strategy for managing all the resources that go toward meeting customer demand for your product or service.
- Advanced Supply Chain Planning
- Global Order Promising
- 4. Sell & Manage Order:
Maintain and manage the customer orders, order holds, notes and release the orders to warehouse for fulfillment based on requested date, product availability and customer credit limit.
- Order management
- Advanced Pricing
- Configurator
- iStore
- 5. Procure:
Here we normally choose the suppliers that will deliver the goods and services you need to create your product. Develop a set of pricing, delivery and payment processes with suppliers and create metrics for monitoring and improving the relationships.
- Purchasing
- iProcurement
- 6. Manufacture:
Schedule the manufacturing activities necessary for production, testing, packaging and preparation for delivery.
- Cost Management
- Process Manufacturing
- Project Manufacturing
- Quality
- Work in Process
- 7. Fulfill & Release Management :
Coordinate the receipt of orders from customers, develop a network of warehouses, pick carriers to get products to customers and set up an invoicing system to receive payments.
- Shipping Execution
- Inventory Management
- Warehouse Management System
- Transportation Execution
- 8. Service & Maintain:
Create a network for receiving defective and excess products back from customers and supporting customers who have problems with delivered products.
- Depot Repair
- Field Service
- Install Base
- Service Contracts
Oracle SCM Solutions
Oracle E-Business Suite does covers each area of SCM as discussed above. Here is how best we can describe involvement of all five key participants. Oracle provides two streams to capture entire supply chain planning.
- 1. Manufacturing: Consists of Inventory, Bills of Material & Work in process to capture details of every type of manufacturing like discrete, batch, mass production.
- 2. Distribution: Consists of Inventory, Purchasing, and Order Management to capture entire procure to pay & order to cash business processes.
- 1) Procure to Pay (P2P)
Procure to pay lifecycle captures demands from different applications like Inventory, Order Management, Purchasing & consolidate all demands in the form of requisitions. Requisitions can be optionally converted in to RFQ & Quotations, or else directly converted in Purchase Orders. Approved PO then can be send to suppliers & receipts are generated in different Inventory organizations. Further more Financials applications can be used to capture invoices & process payments for suppliers.
- Oracle Purchasing
- iProcurement
- iSupplier Portal
- Inventory
- Payables
- 2) Order to Cash (O2C)
O2C lifecycle starts with entering different types of orders on to customer’s name. Book orders once all relevant scheduling & pricing information of item is reviewed. Booked orders are treated as firm demand to process orders either for manufacturing or fulfilling the demand through supplier networks. Then you pick release & ship confirms these orders to interface data with accounts receivables for further financial transactions.
- Oracle Order Management
- Oracle Inventory
- Shipping Execution
- Advanced Pricing
- Oracle Configurator
- Warehouse Management
- Receivables
- 3) Lead to Service
A lead is an expressed customer interest that a sales agent uses to determine whether there is potential for a after sales service opportunity
Leads are intended to capture the initial contact with potential or existing customers, gathering just enough information to tell a sales organization whether there is sufficient interest on behalf of the buyer to make a lead worth following up.
Under this Business Process Oracle module can be potentially used. - CRM Foundation
- Sales Online
- Marketing Online
- Install Base
- Depot Repair
- Service Contracts
- iStore
- Field Service
- 4) Forecast to Plan
A company uses sales order history to produce a forecast, design a production, manufacturing, or distribution plan from that forecast, and how to analyze, revise, and simulate changes to that plan.
- Material Planning
- Advanced Supply Chain Planning
- Collaborative Planning
- 5) Demand to Build
This business flow outlines how a company analyzes or anticipates demand and translates that demand to a production plan.
- Demand Planning
- Bills of Material
- Work in Process
- Cost Management
- Flow Manufacturing
The Oracle Apps Modules covers in Oracle SCM are:
DEMOS VIDEOS
UPCOMING DEMOS
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