Make to Order: Future Of Supply Chain - 32 Soft Webinar

Many organizations find that their customers want more than just off-the-shelf products. Customers are asking for the ability to order products that are customized for their needs. This customer demand coupled with supply chain disruptions and a need to drive down costs has prompted many manufacturers to consider a make-to-order (MTO) production strategy.

QAD offers tools to help you adopt the MTO approach and enable you to make your customer loyal by providing them with precisely what they want. In this webinar, Don Lindsey will speak to the requirements and concepts needed to set up Make-to-Order, Assemble-to-Order, or validatable versions of specific products made to customer specifications. He’ll cover …

Sales Order Processes
Configured Products
Kits and Assemble to Order [FAS]
and, more

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0:00 Introduction
0:17 CONTROL PANEL
3:01 COMPLEX PRODUCTS
3:23 MASS CUSTOMIZATION MATURITY CURVE
4:59 THE FOUR TYPES OF MASS CUSTOMIZATION
6:55 ITEM MASTER MENU SYSTEM
7:13 1.4.1 - ITEM MASTER MAINTENANCE
8:10 13.5 - PRODUCT STRUCTURE MAINTENANCE
9:04 1.1.18.1 - LOCATION MAINTENANCE
18:49 8.24 - CONFIGURED PRODUCTS CONTROL
20:10 CONFIGURED PRODUCT MENU
21:01 CONFIGURED PRODUCTS - TASK FLOW
21:53 DEFINING BASE COMPONENTS Some components are going to be required for the Basic Product. These items are neither an options, nor an accessories
22:31 8.1 - CONFIGURED STRUCTURE MAINTENANCE
23:59 PRODUCT STRUCTURES
30:26 16.4.1 - PRODUCTION SCHEDULING WORKBENCH
34:03 16.3.1 - PRODUCTION ORDER MAINTENANCE - HEADER
34:47 16.3.13 - PRODUCTION ORDER COMMENT VIEWER
35:49 16.5.5 - PRODUCTION ORDER PICKLIST PRINT
41:27 32 SOFT LOADERS
43:38 SPRING CONFERENCES