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R12.x Oracle Warehouse Management

Warehousing Features

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Objectives
After completing this module you should be able to:
Describe Warehouse Management versus partner label
printing responsibilities
Define printers
Know what to print
Describe task types
Describe resources
Explain the warehouse control board
Describe Distributed Warehouse Management

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Agenda

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Defining Compliance Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Agenda

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Defining Compliance Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Compliance Labeling
Customer Labeling

Supplier Labeling
Label
printing
Flow Manufacturing

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Warehouse Management versus Partner Label


Printing Responsibilities

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Step

Responsibility

1. Design label format

Third party vendor

2. WMS labeling setup

Warehouse Management

3. Label print request

Warehouse Management

4. Determine printer format

Warehouse Management

5. Create XML label request

Warehouse Management

6. Print label

Third party vendor

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Label Printing Components

LPN
Contents

Label Type

Label Format

SN:

123478

Item Desc: AS100 Desktop


UOM:

Business Flow

Each

LPN
Contents
Cartonization

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Label Formats

Label Formats define the fields


that appear on a label.

SN:

123478

Item Desc: AS100 Desktop


UOM:

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Each

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Label Types

Material

Serial Number

SN123678

Location

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Flow Content

WIP Contents

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Label Types

LPN
Contents

LPN

LPN
Summary

LPN1247

Shipping

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Shipping
Contents

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Setup

Register label formats


Associate label formats to label type
Specify list of used fields

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Assign label types to business flows


Build labeling rules
Define printers
Assign printers to label types

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Registering Label Formats

1.

Create the label format.

SN:

123478

Item Desc: AS100 Desktop


UOM:

Each

Serial Number
2.

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Associate the label format


with label type

SN123678

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Assigning Label Types to Business Flows


Assigning label types to business flows enables you to do the
following:
Print labels automatically as part of the business flow
Associate a label type to more than one flow

Cartonization
LPN
Contents

Label type
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Business flow

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Label Format Assignment Rules


Hazardous item
Run the label format
assignment rule

If hazardous class
equals HZ, then
generate the hazardous
item LPN contents label
Hazardous Item LPN Contents
Serial Number:
Item Description:
LPN Volume:

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Defining and Assigning Printers

Define printers in the system

Assign printers to document types

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Printing Modes

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Asynchronous
Synchronous generic
Synchronous TCP / IP

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Asynchronous Mode

Warehouse
Management
XML file created

Third Party Software


Target directory
monitored

Supported by several label printing partners

Loftware, FormScape, JetForms, Optio

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Synchronous Mode - Generic

Warehouse
Management
XML string created
& API called

Third Party Software

void printRequest (XML)

PL/SQL package
implemented

Packages must reside in an Oracle instance

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Synchronous Mode TCP / IP

Warehouse
Management
XML string created
WMS
& sent to pre-specified
IP address

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Third Party Software

XML

XML Printer, Listener or


print server
Monitoring TCP/IP port

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Viewing Label Requests

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Label Printing Implementation Considerations

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Agenda

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Defining Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Task Management
Dispatches tasks to qualified users
with the right equipment

Minimizes the distance traveled

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Task Types

Put away

Move order

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Replenishment

Pick

Staging move

Cycle count

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Setting Up Task Type Rules

Task Type Rule: EAPICK


Return Value: EAPK
Weight: 200

If restrictions are met,


then return the value EAPK

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Task Dispatch Engine

Task Dispatch
Engine

Evaluates
skill sets

Identifies resource
and equipment
requirements

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Assigns task
based on rules

Splits and merges


tasks on equipment
capacity

Filters tasks to
appropriate
resources

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Resource Skills

Robert

Pallet pick

Case pick
Randy

HAZMAT
Each

Mike

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Each

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Available Equipment and Resources

Robert

Randy

Mike

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WMS Control Board

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Task Status
Unreleased
Pending
Queued
Dispatched
Active
Loaded
Completed

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WMS Control Board

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Exception Management

Predefined
exceptions

Triggered
automatically

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Task Setup Steps

Verify / setup employees and


equipment

Set up resources and


equipment types

Assign employees and


equipment to resources

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Assign resources to
departments
Set up warehouse task types

Set up task type assignment


rules

Set up or verify departments

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Task Type Implementation Considerations


Robert

Randy

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Agenda

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Defining Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Distributed Warehouse Management


Challenges
The need to control costs
within the supply chain
Inability to perform mobile
transactions
Distribution centers affected
by ERP downtimes
Lack of agility to respond to
changing business demands
Distribution centers need a
complex warehouse solution
not available within the
corporate ERP.

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Solution

Center B

Corporate Fin / ERP

Center A

Distributed
deployment of WMS
Warehouses run
autonomously from
corporate ERP
Complex warehousing
solution supported by
a unified integration
architecture

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Distributed Warehouse Management Architecture


ERP Instance
OM

PO

CST

GL

AR

AP

Shipment Advice, Receipt


Confirmation, Inventory
adjustments, on-hand balances

Shipment Request, PO
Master Data Sync

Mapping
Validation
Routing
Transformation

Oracle Data Integrator

Shipment Advice Receipt


Confirmation, Inventory
adjustments, on-hand balances

PO, Sales Orders, ASN,


RMA, Internal Orders

Distributed WMS Instance


Receiving

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WMS

Inventory

Shipping

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How the Integration Works


ERP
1. Create &
update PO

4. Receive ASN
Information from
Supplier (Optional)

2. Send PO
Information to
Distributed
Instance

5. Forward ASN
Information to
Distributed
Instance

3. Create &
update PO

Distributed WMS

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6. Create
ASN on top
of PO
(Optional)

9. Update Inv, Close PO,


and initiate payment and
journal entries
8. Send Receipt
Confirmation to
ERP

7. Receive
Material
from
Supplier

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How the Integration Works


ERP

1. Create & update


Sales Order (Internal
Sales Orders)

8. Update Inv, Close


SO and finish invoicing

2. Send Shipment
Request to
distributed Instance

3. Create &
update
Orders

7. Send Shipment
Advice to ERP

4. Release
orders for
Picking

5. Warehouse
Task Execution

6. Ship Goods to
Hospitals and Clinics

Distributed WMS
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Agenda

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Defining Compliance Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Mobile Personalization
You can personalize Warehouse Management mobile
transaction pages based on customer requirements.
New fields to capture
additional information
Hide fields not relevant for
business needs
Default field values based on
user defined logic
No Code Changes Required
Make fields mandatory based
on business context

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Mobile Personalization Setup


Personalization can be controlled at multiple levels

Responsibility

Organization

Across Organizations

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Agenda

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Defining Compliance Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Labor Management

6 Minutes
4 Minutes
8 Minutes
3 Minutes
6 Minutes
5 Minutes
7 Minutes

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Resource Planning
Resource planning is the ability to predict expected times or
the amount of staff required to complete a set of tasks.

Workload

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Resources

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Labor Productivity

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Inbound
Warehousing
Outbound
Manufacturing

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Definitions
Labor Standards
Labor Management

Transaction
Time

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Travel
Time

Non-Standardized
Transactions

Idle Time

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Ratings
Algorithm

Setting Up Labor Management


When setting up Labor Management, you must enable Labor
Management on the organization parameters window, and set
up parameters within Labor Management.

Set Labor
Management
Parameters

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Perform Time /
Motion Study
(optional)

Define Labor
Standards

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Refine Labor
Standards

Labor Management Process


Execute Warehouse Tasks
Normally
Run Expected Resource
Requirements Analysis

Determine Time Required


for Outstanding Work

Run Labor Productivity


Analysis

Evaluate Employee and


Warehouse Productivity

Make Decisions Based on


Productivity
Determine Resources Required
for Outstanding Work
Refine Labor Standards

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Agenda

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Defining Compliance Label Printing


Explaining Task Management
Describing Distributed Warehouse Management
Describing Mobile Personalization
Explaining Labor Management
Implementation Considerations
Summary

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Summary
In this module, you should have learned how to:
Describe Warehouse Management versus partner
responsibilities
Define printers
Describe task types
Describe resources
Explain the warehouse control board

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