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1308 Shop Floor Basics Using SAP ME(3)
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Shop Floor BasicsSAP Manufacturing Execution
17th May 2011 @ ASUG
© 2011 SAP AG. All rights reserved. 22
Learning Points
Overview of SAP Manufacturing Execution (ME)
Learn how SAP Manufacturing Execution integrates disparate systems with shop-
floor activities to create a single, comprehensive production record that is an
aggregate account of the entire product history
How you could utilize SAP Manufacturing Execution to capture, share, and store
manufacturing data
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Agenda
SAP ME Business Value
SAP ME Overview
A Day in the Life on the Shop Floor
Turning Data into Information – Reporting and KPIs
SAP ME to ERP Integration
Future Innovations
Q & A
SAP ME Business Value
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Recovery and Global Restructuring
Efficiency& Margin Pressure
Macro-Economic Data Drives Global
Restructuring
Collaborationis Key
Trends
Impact
Return to Quality
Increased Margin
Pressure
Margin expectations
increase
Profitability restored
via higher productivity
Expectations higher in
emerging markets
where growth is
Network
Complexity
Product innovation
focus
Complex partner & JV
networks
Hybrid Internal and
Outsourced
manufacturing
Restructuring in
Supply and Demand
Emerging Market
Dominance
Trade balances and
currency valuation
Cost Structures and
Competition
Brand and
Regulatory Impacts
Highly visible product
recalls
Traceability and food
safety
Increased and
uncertain regulatory
climate
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Global Manufacturing Is Challenging: Adapt
Profitably, Quickly, and Consistently to Demand
Can’t improveExecution
VP Manufacturing
VP BU
CIO
VP OperationsVP Sales
Can’t measure Performance
Can’t see Production Status
Can’t measure Performance
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Put the Manufacturing Plant in Context
Design View
VP, R&D
Manufacturing
View
VP Manufacturing
Outsourcers
Contract Mfg
Suppliers
Internal
Plants
Supply Chain View
VP Supply Chain
Demand SensingAfter-Sales
Service
Delivery
LogisticsManufacturingSourcing
Supply
Planning
Sales &
Marketing
NPDI
Portfolio
Management
Innovation
Management
Internal Plant View
Plant Manager
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Plant-to-enterprise visibility Complete visibility across plants
Quick adjustment to change, exception,
and quality issues
Optimal productivity and utilization of
resources and assets
The Perfect PlantHarmonizes Complex Manufacturing Network Interdependencies
Global coordination Up-to-date schedules
Complete traceability,
quality, and compliance
Real-time event
notifications and response
Local execution Detailed production plans
Identification and resolution of
constraints to maintain optimal
production
Optimized work in progress (WIP)
in response to reduced lead times
Reliably produces to targets and delivers continuous improvements in cost, quality, and responsiveness
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Aerospace &
Defense
High Tech Automotive
& Auto
Electronics
Medical DeviceIndustrial
Machinery &
Components
low volume/high mix
build-to-order assembly
high volume/low mix
repetitive manufacturing
Industries served with SAP Manufacuring Execution
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SAP Manufacturing ExecutionData & Processes
Stand-alone Manufacturing Execution System (MES) with “out of box” integration to ERP for discrete manufacturing
Detailed definition of production processes, and dynamic control of WIP execution
Real-time production information
Product and process quality improvement:
Role-specific provisioning of relevant information
Zero-defect production
Compliance with internal and external regulations
Serialized Component Traceability
Full Integration between shop floor and enterprisePlant /Machine Data Collection Time recording
Machine connectivity
Production monitoring (WIP, OEE, Yield, Line
monitor, machine status, etc.)
Production-Reporting & Dashboarding
Enterprise Integration (ERP, PLM, etc.)
Production and Process Management Process definition and work instruction
Process enforcement and data collection
Paperless production (Operator Terminal)
Alarm/Event Management
Quality Management & Traceability Tests & SPC
Defect recording and Non-conformance
management
Serial number / Batch / Time-based material
Traceability
Process-Traceability
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What is SAP Manufacturing Execution?
SAP ME is an application, not toolkit Ease of use/usability with configurable GUI
Built-in business rules and logic
Configurable system rules
SAP compliant Product Solution Validation
Product Standards
Ramp-up Process
Built on J2EE Architecture
SDK for Extendibility Extend product capabilities
Upgradeable product extensions
Support partners and customers
Product Configuration SAP Technology Stack
Integrated or standalone
SAP NetWeaver, SAP MII (limited license), Pco, SAP ERP Content included in product
BusinessObjects for reporting is separate
Enterprise Grade Software – Will scale as business grows
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Typical Scenario
“Standard” Electronics Line
• Highly Automated
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Typical Scenario – The Requirements
Requirements
• Control Required
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Typical Scenario – The Requirements
Requirements
• Control Required
• Data Collection Required
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Typical Scenario – The Requirements
Requirements
• Control Required
• Data Collection Required
• Data Feed Required
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DISCRETE MANUFACTURING (HISTORICALLY)
Shop floor fabrication and assembly processes run and managed by isolated applications:
Excel spreadsheets
Access databases
Niche vendor applications
RESULT:
Individual silos of manufacturing operations and data
Enterprise disconnected from shop floor – decisions based ontheory, not actual data
Operational inefficiencies, lostproductivity, wasted materials, etc.
Traditional Traceability
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Does This Look Familiar?
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Product & Customer TraceabilityVisiprise MES &
SAP ERP
ERP
Customer
Plant Floor
Suppliers
SAP Manufacturing
Execution &
SAP ERP
Product & customer
traceability
Internal & customer traceability, global enterprise, “As-Built & As-shipped”,
downstream supply chain
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Full Supply Chain Traceability Visiprise MES,
SAP ERP & Quality
ERP
Customer
Plant Floor
Suppliers
Quality
Management
SAP Manufacturing
Execution, SAP ERP &
Quality Management
Entire supply chain
traceability
Entire supply chain traceability, preventative action, responsiveness
SAP ME Overview
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SAP Manufacturing Execution - Solution Suite
Production Metrics (BOBJ)
Test and Repair
SAP Manufacturing Execution
Manages and controls manufacturing
and shop floor operations
Integrates business systems to the
shop floor
Complete component and process
traceability across global operations
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SAP Manufacturing Execution Functionality
• Operator logs into an operation and a machine and selects a unit to work on
• Operator Dashboard configured to present the operator with only the information that’s needed to perform this job on this unit
• Material consumption
• Data collection
• Diagrams/Documents
• Dashboard enforces correct operation, machine status is correct, operator is certified; process is enforced, data is collected, and next step is determined based on outcome
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SAP Manufacturing Execution
• Operator logs into an operation and a machine and selects a unit to work on
• Operator Dashboard configured to present the operator with only the information that’s needed to perform this job on this unit
• Material consumption
• Data collection
• Diagrams/Documents
• Dashboard enforces correct operation, machine status is correct, operator is certified; process is enforced, data is collected, and next step is determined based on outcome
Unit-Level Tracking
Material Consumption
Data Collection
Visual Instructions
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Integrated Work Instructions and Assembly Data
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Data Collection
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Process Enforcement
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Device History Report — Unit-Specific, As-Built Data
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Device History Report — Unit-Specific, As-Built Data
(cont.)
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SAP ME: SDK (Java)
Develop new SAP ME functionality as well as
extend current functionality to support
customer specific requirements
Leverage published API and Web Service
libraries
Facilitate and control customization projects
using other supported tools such as source
code control products
Key Features
Empowers partners and customers to build
their own customizations
Intended to preserve customizations during
the upgrade process
Supports new service packs and patch
releases thereby reducing cost
Reduces overall risk when customizing and
upgrading
Key Benefits
A day in the life on the shop floor
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Multiple Roles — Same Product
Shop Floor Operator
Manufacturing Engineer
Quality Engineer
Production Supervisor
Plant Manager
Program Manager
VP of Operations
CXO
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Meet the Team:
Meeting the production
schedule
Maximizing production
Number of good units
produced per shift
Minimizing downtimes
First Pass Yield
Asset Effectiveness
Escape prevention
Production Efficiencies
Quality and Compliance
Global Standards
Dave Downs
Production Manager
Charlie Greene
Line Technician
Peter Chang
Quality Assurance Manager
Jane White
Plant Manager
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Release of Production Orders
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SAP Manufacturing Execution at Work:
Charlie Green – Worker
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Component Assembly
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Manufacturing Process Compliance
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Real-time Datacollection and Analysis
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Error Proofing and Quality Gating
Prevent Escapes – Check for open Nonconformances
Prevent work against jobs on hold – Value Add verification
Verify correct operator with up-to-date certification
Correct Material consumed at specific times
Material, Machine, Man, MethodNo defects, No breakdowns, Correct operator, Defined Process
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Production Analysis
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SAP Manufacturing Execution 5.2 Review
RTC: 18 June 2009
• Time Sensitive Material (TSM)
• Floor Stock Management (FSM)
• Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
• Tool Management (TM)
• Production Metrics Powered by Business Objects (SAPMEBOBJ)
• Globalization
• Software Development Kit (SDK)
• ERP Integration (SAPMEINT)
Turning data into information –
Reporting and KPIs
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SAP Manufacturing ExecutionVisibility and Analytics
Enterprise Level Plant Level
Dashboards Dashboards Reporting
Link production data with
information from enterprise
systems
Benchmarking and Reporting
across plants
e.g. OEE Report
Drill-down
Plan vs. Actual
KPI-Cockpit according to VDMA
66412 standard
Packaged solution from SAP
Consulting
14 pre-defined Business Objects
Universes
25 pre-defined Reports with
Business Objects Web Intelligence
Ad-hoc Reporting with Business
Objects Explorer
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SAP ME Reporting Infrastructure
BOBJ
14 Universes
25 Reports
JSP
Audit Log
Reports
JSP Reports
50+
MII
Visualization
BOBJ
14 Universes
25 Reports
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Business Objects Web Intelligence
BusinessObjects Web Intelligence allows users to
Run, copy and edit predefined web intelligence reports, scheduled and on demand
Perform ad-hoc quiries and create new reports
Modify and extend universes with Business Objects Universe Designer software
Translate universes with Business Objects Translation Manager
45© SAP 2007 / Page 45
Viewing ME ODS Reports using BusinessObjects Web
Intelligence XI 3.1
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Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Report with MII
Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) report considers the availability,
performance, and production quality of a machine or production line to
determine the net or true efficiency of that machine or production line.
OEE Report Results Properties
By Hour, Day, Week or Month
Each value is displayed as a
percentage (%)
Actual vs. Target OEE
Display and Filter Options
Written in MII and pulled from WIP
SAP ME to ERP Integration
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SAP Manufacturing ExecutionOut-of-the-box Integration with SAP ERP
ME/ERP Integration
Pre-defined interfaces End-to-end process integration
Communication based on Web Services,
BAPI, RFC
Using SAP MII as integration platform
Seamless end-to-end process integration
between ME und ERP
Can be extended with customer-specific
scenarios
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Fully Integrated End to End Business Process
Management
Web
Service
SOAP
Web
Service
IDOC
BAPI/RFC
Manufacturing Integration
Manufacturing Intelligence
Web Service
SOAP
SAP JCO
ERP
SOAP
MII
Inbound
Web
Serv
ices
Security
Transformation
Workflow
Outbound
Message Enrichment
Message Format
Message Transfer
Message Callback
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ME
NWPCo
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TcM
PLM
Adapter
• Production Order
• Planned Order
• Material
• BOM
• Routing
• Operation
• Material Classifications
• Inventory Receipt w/ Batch
• Inventory Reservation
• Equipment Scheduled Downtime
• UOM Support
• RMA Service Order
• Work Center
• HR User w/ Certification
• Production Yield Confirmation
• Production Scrap Confirmations
• Planned Order Backflush
• Planned Order Scrap
• Component Consumption
• Parent Batch Number
• Component Batch Number
• Equipment Unscheduled Downtime
• Equipment Usage
• Inventory Return
• Inventory Scrap
• Inventory Unreserved
• DC Batch and Batch Characteristics
• UOM Support
• RMA Service Order Complete
• Quality Notification
Master Data Authoring and Engineering Change Management
SAP® ME and ERP Integration
SAP ME 5.2 SP5
SAP Enterprise Resource Planning
Quality Management
Inventory and Warehouse Management
Plant Maintenance
SAP Manufacturing Execution
WIP (Lot and Serial #) Tacking and Genealogy
Manufacturing Process Control
Defect Tracking and Resolution
Data Collection
Labor Tracking
Production Planning
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Solution Enhancements Key Benefits
Plant Connectivity
New native connectors for
market leading applications;
Additional data
transformation and scripting
capabilities to push more
functionality closer to the
data source;
Continued investment in
OPC-UA (Unified
Architecture) to enable more
full featured interop
scenarios;
Partner SDK with
certification program;
Continued investment to
fully support other SAP
solutions (ME, ERP, EWM);
Plug-n-Play connectivity to plant applications and
automation systems;
Real-time monitoring for exception management;
Integration with SAP Solution Manager to simplify
administration of total solution landscape;
Native API connectors to market leaders for maximum
performance and simplest implementation
PLANNED INNOVATIONS
Future Innovations
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SAP ME 6.0 New Functionality
RTC: June 15, 2011
Enhanced Security – UME
Configuration Data Transfer Tool
New Production Operator Dashboard
Shop Work Bench
Visual Test & Repair
Floor Stock Management
Sampling
Electronic Time Sheet
NetWeaver ADS Integration
Earned Standards
Message Board
2D Barcode
Operation Standard Labor Time Recording
Phantom BOM Support
Data Field List
DHR Improvements
Technical Enhancements
SAPMEINT Interfaces
USER EXPERIENCE, TCO, EXTENSIBILITY, NW ADOPTION, MULTI-INDUSTRY
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SAP ME 6.0: New Production Operator Dashboard
Features
Modular plug-in and layout configuration
Highly configurable to meet the disparate
needs of the shop floor w/out custom coding
Transact at both the production unit and
operation levels
Filter work by production unit,
operation/resource, or work center/end item
number
Updated design to reflect modern “look and
feel”
Benefits
Modular configuration supports customer
process/workflow requirements
Support for multi-mode manufacturing in both
high volume and complex assembly
environments
Ease of setup and configuration allow a build
your own approach right down to the user
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Extensibility
The ME domain object model for persistence will be
available for reuse to better support custom data objects
and services
New UI framework based on LSF (WPMF) for extensibility
– The plug-in/layout architecture enables small but non-
disruptive changes
PODs converted to WPMF (rest of app on older UI
framework)
New tool to generate web services from API PLUS
documentation and samples
– All new API’s will be available as web services
– Legacy web services hand coded and based on legacy
code)
– Backwards compatibility with legacy web services
maintained
Additional APIs (and web services) published
(approximately 500 in total)
Documentation for WPMF plug-in writing and API to be
included in SDK version 2.x
Extending EXISTING POD UIs can be done through
creation of plug-ins
– Existing core plug-ins cannot be extended
Security
NetWeaver UME integration (single sign-on)
Auditing
NetWeaver Administration Measurement Framework
integration
Import the measurements into the License
Administration Workbench (LAW) for consolidation
Solution Manager
New Solution Manager content added to cover 6.0
scope
TCO
Diagnostics
– New activities to be used by SAP Services and Support to
diagnose issues, particularly around transaction mgmt and
DB settings
Installation
– NetWeaver CTC integration to improve SAPMEINT
installation and configuration process
Database
– Consolidated ME DB scripts to reduce number of manual
steps to decrease potential errors
SAP ME 6.0: Technical Enhancements
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SAP Manufacturing Execution: Key Capabilities
Serialized component traceability (as-built record)
Real-time enforcement of engineering changes,
quality, regulatory, requirements at the front line
Dynamic routing based on real-time in process
characteristics
Granular WIP tracking with additional level detail for
critical characteristics: revision level, quality status,
lot characteristics
Management of multi-level non-conformance
processes
Enterprise Grade Software – Will scale as business grows
Thank You!
Contact information:
Mike Lackey
VP of Solution Management
Manufacturing Execution
+1.404.643.2465