Ability to Compare Variances Between the Scheduled Volume (at Multiple Levels) and Actual Production
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Ability to compare variances between the Scheduled volume (at multiple levels) and actual production.
* Ability to limit the scheduling and forecasting systems in-line with constrained commodity availabilities
* Capability to report feature mix rates - as separate reports - of undated orders, dated orders and forecast orders.
(scheduled/unscheduled/forecast orders)
* Capability to interrogate and report feature mix based on the forecast horizon
* Compare forecasted volumes against order bank (real orders)
* Compare order bank and forecast against constraints
* Provide forecast orders split by powertrain and major features
* Provide a global view of demand for a certain part and also the split demand for this part by Consumer Business
Groups
* Ability to allocate constrained commodities and end-items across Consumer Business Groups for regional program
development
* Ability for the user to maintain a database of globally shared commodities across CBGs
Report out on the buildability of the Production Program before the program is finalized
* Up-front evaluation of potential assembly part constraints (end-item or component(s) to an end-item) prior to
production scheduling volume freeze
* Ability to communicate the constraint to the scheduling system
* Ability to automatically limit the scheduling and forecasting systems in-line with constrained commodity availabilities
* Flexibility to limit the scheduling system based on known constraints
Ability to compare variances between the Scheduled volume (at multiple levels) and actual production.
* Ability to limit the scheduling and forecasting systems in-line with constrained commodity availabilities
* Capability to report feature mix rates - as separate reports - of undated orders, dated orders and forecast orders.
(scheduled/unscheduled/forecast orders)
* Capability to interrogate and report feature mix based on the forecast horizon
* Compare forecasted volumes against order bank
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