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Title: Oracle Order Management 11i Three Real Life Implementation Case Studies


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Oracle Order Management 11iThree Real Life
Implementation Case Studies
  • Joseph Lenard
  • Laurel Glowacki
  • Garry Pearson
  • Technology Solutions Company

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Overview
  • Overview
  • Case 1 - Releases 11.5.1 and 11.5.2
  • Case 2 - Release 11.5.3
  • Case 3 - Release 11.5.4
  • Questions

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Case Study 1 - Overview
  • Major computer parts company
  • Implementing releases 11.5.1 and 11.5.2
  • Modules included
  • Financials
  • Order Management, Pricing, Shipping, Inventory,
    Costing, Quality, Planning and Purchasing
  • Financials go live August 2000 (11.5.1)
  • Split go live
  • Sales and Distribution now
  • Repair and Service later

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Case Study 1
  • Requirements
  • Improve reporting on inventory costs
  • Improve inventory management
  • Reduce order fulfillment cycle
  • Statistics
  • 2000 sales orders received daily
  • 85 of sales orders obtained electronically
  • 96 24 hour fill rate
  • 90 of items under serial control

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Case Study 1
  • Financials on 11.5.1 Distribution of 11.5.2
  • Upgrade and more patches
  • Wheres the Documentation
  • TRMs now on CD
  • Incomplete OM, Shipping and Pricing documentation
  • OE Super Users vs. OM Super User
  • Auto detail vs Auto Allocate
  • RMA Interface, Invoice Interface

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Case Study 1
  • Imbedded Workflow
  • Configuration of Workflow
  • 11i Workflow training
  • Three Workflow background processes
  • Monitoring of Workflow
  • Administrator?
  • Workflow misfires

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Case Study 1
  • Customized Workflow
  • Created QUOTE_ONLY Workflow
  • Modified CLOSE_HEADER_PROCESS
  • Modified HEADER_LEVEL_INVOICE_FLOW and
    STANDARD_HEADER
  • Modified RMA_FOR_CREDIT_WH_SHIPMENT

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Case Study 1
  • Pick Release and Pick Wave Move Orders
  • Auto Pick Confirm
  • Ship confirm the old way
  • Need for move stations
  • Pick slip number visible
  • Excessive data being created
  • Auto create delivery
  • Move order lines
  • Purge routines

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Case Study 1
  • Shipping Execution
  • Ship sets (Ship/Arrival)
  • Ship Partial
  • Release in full and move in full
  • Freight cost calculation and label generation

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Case Study 1
  • Reports
  • Pick, Move, Pack and Ship Slip
  • Custom reports
  • Number of orders received
  • Received but not booked
  • Booked but not released
  • Released but not picked/moved
  • Picked/moved but not shipped
  • Shipped but not invoiced

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Case Study 1
  • Interfaces and Conversion
  • Order Import running every 30 minutes
  • OE_ACTIONS_IFACE_ALL - Booked Flag
  • New Customer import process due to volume of new
    customers
  • Conversion of items, price lists, stock
    locators,on-hand balances, etc.

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Case Study 1
  • Go Live! - 31-MAR-2001
  • Staging sub-inventory set as locator controlled
  • INV Debug YES
  • Length of serial numbers
  • Pick release of back orders
  • Release in full/move in full
  • Reservations
  • Skewed ATP
  • Item reservations not changing but increasing

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Case Study 1
  • Trip Stop Interfaces
  • Inventory Interface
  • Order Management Interface
  • Shipped but awaiting shipping
  • Cursor already open
  • Ship set breakage failures
  • Delivery detail failure to import
  • Inventory not found
  • Negative balances not allowed

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Case Study 1
  • Next Steps
  • Repair and returns processing with WIP, BOM,
    Service and iSupport
  • iStore and iPayment
  • GAPS no longer
  • Combined order/return sales order types
  • Importing returns
  • Integration of the iPayment server with OM

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Case Study 2 - Overview
  • High tech startup company
  • Implementing releases 11.5.3
  • Modules included
  • Financials
  • Order Management, Pricing, Shipping, Inventory,
    Costing, Quality, Planning and Purchasing
  • Configurator
  • Projects
  • Big Bang!

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Case Study 2
  • Benefits of Case Study 1 Team
  • Shared experience TARS and Patches
  • Past issues
  • Documentation

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Case Study 2
  • BOL (Business on Online)
  • No SQLPlus access to production
  • No system administration functions allowed
  • Patch application redtape

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Case Study 2
  • Configurator
  • Lack of documentation
  • Excessive TARS
  • Java and Apache listener issues

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Case Study 2
  • Next Steps
  • Completed basic functionality of OM, Shipping and
    Pricing
  • Configurator still an issue

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Case Study 3 - Overview
  • Manufacturing company specializing in
    engineer-to-order
  • Implementing releases 11.5.4
  • Modules included
  • Financials
  • Order Management, Pricing, Shipping, Inventory,
    Costing, Quality, Planning and Purchasing
  • Projects, Human Resources
  • Flow Manufacturing
  • CRM

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Case Study 3
  • Benefit of experience again
  • Team comprised of many of the team members in
    case study 1 and 2
  • Hey thats my patch!
  • Many post 11.5.4 consolidation pack patches were
    created by the teams in case study 1 and 2
  • Includes OM, Shipping and Inventory patches

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Case Study 3
  • Post bleeding edge
  • No more documentation concerns
  • Imbedded workflow understood
  • Integration points between OM-INV-WSH understood
  • Configurator
  • Back to the basics
  • How do we enable this high tech manufacturing
    company best take advantage of this integrated
    solution?

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Summary
  • Lessons Learned
  • Team members had both technical and functional
    experience
  • Oracle Support analysts were very green to 11i
  • Spreadsheet patch logs containing 1000 patches
  • Project management conventions were thrown away
  • Bleeding edge impact
  • Plan and budget for TAR Management

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Conclusion
  • Expect some bumps
  • Expect frustration
  • Expect more patches
  • Make friends with Support Analysts (and
    Development)
  • Read the documentation (and ask for the latest
    stuff)

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Q A
  • Questions?
  • Joseph_Lenard_at_techsol.com
  • Laurel_Glowacki_at_techsol.com
  • Garry_Pearson_at_techsol.com

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