Manufacturing Data Structures

Building Foundations for Excellence with Bills of Materials and Process Information

Clement, Jerry / Coldrick, Andy / Sari, John

1. Auflage Januar 1995
288 Seiten, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd

ISBN: 978-0-471-13269-1

John Wiley & Sons

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Manufacturing Data Structures "Comprehensive yeteasy-to-read.Manufacturing Data Structures is filled withanecdotes, yet stresses the importance of maintaining dataaccuracy. It is valuable reading for all manufacturing managers."Jim Carnall Manufacturing Manager, Eastman Kodak "An entertainingand informative look at an important aspect of day to day businessin the MRP II environment. It clearly shows how data structuringmethodology can be directly applied to process industries such asthe Personal Products/Health and Beauty business." Jeff L. StevensManager, Packaging Sciences, Chesebrough-Ponds Canada"Manufacturing Data Structures shows, in a very practical way, howmanufacturing data can be used as a competitive weapon. It's acomprehensive guide, filled with solutions to everyday problems."Jim Hendrickson Plant Manager, Reckitt & Colman "An excellentbook.Very useful on the subject of data foundations formanufacturing. It has suggested further opportunities forimprovement in my own organisation." R.A. Watson Rolls-Royce MotorCars "Manufacturing Data Structures will be of immense value to thepractitioner." Chris Cage ICI Pharmaceuticals

Overview.

Defining the Manufacturing Process.

Defining Levels in the Bills of Material and Routings.

Achieving Accuracy and Completeness.

Planning Scheduling and Controlling the Plant Using the Data Foundation.

Modularizing the Bill of Material.

New Product Introduction and Custom Manufacturing.

Managing Engineering Change Control.

Implementing Change.

Appendices.

Glossary.

Index.

JERRY CLEMENT is an Oliver Wight education associate specializing in the fields of production and inventory management. A manufacturing professional with more than twenty years of combined experience with the Kodak Company and the Xerox Corporation, he has managed production and inventory planning and multinational systems programs. ANDY COLDRICK is an associate with Oliver Wight managing the United Kingdom consulting and education divisions. Formerly the manufacturing manager for Engelhard Limited, of the United Kingdom, he has successfully implemented MRP II in four different business areas in a three-year period. JOHN SARI, an Oliver Wight associate, is a teacher and consultant in the MRP field for a number of diverse companies. He has consulted in the area of production planning and control since the 1970s, when he worked for Arista Manufacturing Systems, a Xerox company.