EP2901384A1 - Verfahren zur lagerhaltung und/oder obsoleszenzrisikoeinschätzung - Google Patents
Verfahren zur lagerhaltung und/oder obsoleszenzrisikoeinschätzungInfo
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- EP2901384A1 EP2901384A1 EP13766072.6A EP13766072A EP2901384A1 EP 2901384 A1 EP2901384 A1 EP 2901384A1 EP 13766072 A EP13766072 A EP 13766072A EP 2901384 A1 EP2901384 A1 EP 2901384A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for storage and / or
- An object of the present invention is to overcome the disadvantages of the prior art.
- the problem is solved by a method for storage and / or
- a first computer means which is connected by means of a data connection to at least a first database and
- At least one second computer means connected to at least one second database by means of a data connection; wherein the second database is connected to the first computer means by means of a data connection, and each second computer means is connected by means of a data connection to the first database, wherein the first and / or second databases contain data about the first computer current inventory of the product and / or its components and their production planning, and at least the following steps:
- Each first computer means identifies all components of the product as well
- Each first computer resource determines the current inventory of the product
- each first computer means determines the production planning of the product and / or its components
- Each first computer means compares the current inventory and the
- Each first computer means determines the obsolescence cost of the product and / or its components.
- the method is performed by a computing device within a supply chain.
- the supply chain has at least one level, in particular an original equipment manufacturer (OEM).
- OEM original equipment manufacturer
- the supply chain has multiple levels, for example, two, three, four, five, or six levels.
- a first level corresponds, for example, to those production plants which produce the product.
- a second level corresponds to manufacturing facilities that manufacture the components of the product.
- a third level then corresponds, for example, to those manufacturing plants which have subcomponents, i. Components of the components.
- a manufacturing facility may be associated with multiple levels simultaneously, e.g. if it is both the product and at least one
- a computer means is at least one computing unit consisting of at least one CPU and optionally a data memory.
- the databases may in turn be data storage and be in a housing with the computer means, but also be housed separately. It can be volatile and / or nonvolatile data storage.
- a plurality of first and / or a plurality of second computer means are provided.
- the data connections can take place via a wired connection, preferably via a Local Area Network (LAN), particularly preferably via an Intranet, very particularly preferably via a Wide Area Network (WAN) or preferably via a Global Area Network (GAN), in particular via the Internet.
- LAN Local Area Network
- WAN Wide Area Network
- GAN Global Area Network
- the data connections can also be wholly or partly via a wireless connection, preferably via a wireless local area network (WLAN, according to a standard according to IEEE 802.1 1), particularly preferably via Bluetooth (IEEE 802.15.1).
- WLAN wireless local area network
- IEEE 802.15.1 Bluetooth
- the data connections can be unencrypted, preferably all done
- a first computer means sends a command via the data connections to one and / or all databases to all components of the product to be produced and preferably also the databases of the manufacturing plants in which these components are produced identify. This can be done, for example, by the computer means searching the inventory and / or material lists for the one or more products and preferably recognizing the components belonging to a product on the basis of the data stored therein, and particularly preferably the databases of the associated production facilities. This stored data is preferred
- the computer means determines the current inventory of the product and / or its components.
- "currently” means the time t 0 at which the method according to the invention is carried out, for which purpose it searches the databases, in particular the inventory and / or material lists of the corresponding items Manufacturing facilities according to the stocks of products and / or components manufactured there.
- a warehouse in the sense of inventory here include both stationary and mobile bearings.
- a quantity of the product and / or components at that time within the supply chain from one manufacturing plant to another is also included in a stock at a particular time
- the mobile warehouses preferably also include stock transfers, which are made, for example, in the context of stock transfer orders between production plants within a supply chain, in particular in the case of production plants of a manufacturer.
- the computer means determines the production planning of the product and / or its components. This is done again by searching the databases for the production planning data of the corresponding ones
- the computer means states that at any given time a contract is due for the delivery of a certain number of one or more components between one or more of the manufacturing facilities of a product and / or its components.
- the computer means determines the inventory at a key date t x .
- the computer means summarizes the current stock of the product and / or its components with the inventory resulting from the production planning at the key date.
- the production planning preferably comprises at least one delivery agreement, in particular a quantity of the product to be delivered and / or at least one of its components at a time t L.
- empirical values are used instead of delivery agreements with key dates t L , in particular average delivery quantities for a specific or determinable period in the past, and / or more current parameters
- the production planning based on the key date t x , preferably comprises the cumulative order quantities and / or times of the delivery agreements at the at least one point in time t L.
- Delivery agreements are preferably both supply agreements with other manufacturing facilities, as well as supply agreements with customers, in particular so
- the delivery agreements include at least a number of a product to be delivered, its name, for example an identification number for identification in the inventory and / or material list, and a key date t L , in particular a due date.
- the delivery agreements preferably also include stock transfer orders in which, for example, a component is transported between two production plants.
- the deadline t x is present in the database connected to the first computer means, or in another database directly or indirectly connected to the first computer means, or in another system component which is directly or indirectly connected to the first computer means.
- the computer means determines the obsolescence costs in case of one
- the computer means uses different, especially expected, costs for the different production systems.
- the computer means preferably uses unit costs for determining the obsolescence costs, in particular different unit costs for different production systems and / or current unit costs and / or average unit costs.
- the computer means optimizes the time of
- the computer means determines the possible payment claims (obsolescence claims) for each production facility within the supply chain after the key date t x .
- the computer means preferably determines the actual payment claims on the basis of the actual payment claims Stock levels if the key date t x is in the past.
- the computer means particularly preferably determines the obsolescence costs and / or payment claims in the event of a change in the order, in particular in the case of a smaller order quantity.
- Times t 0 and t L and / or t x optionally take place simultaneously and in any order.
- the computer means can also determine the storage range of the product and / or its components, ie the number of days and / or other periods of time that the stock in question is still sufficient until the stock is emptied.
- the bearing range in relation to the order for
- Deadline t x determined.
- the warehouse reach essentially corresponds to the quotient of the current stock and the total quantity of the order, whereby the quantity of the order is multiplied by a factor, whereby this factor corresponds to the period of the order.
- the denominator of the bearing range corresponds to the consumption, based on a specific time period.
- the bearing range can also be given in relation to any other time period than to the order with the key date t x .
- the computer means also calculates the progress numbers of the product and / or its components, in particular both the actual progress numbers and the desired progress numbers, which essentially correspond to the quantities produced (actual progress numbers) or to the quantities to be delivered (target progress numbers) ,
- the computer means uses the cumulative numbers to
- At least one input means and / or at least one display device are connected to one and / or a plurality of computer means, so that the Process steps and / or the result can be displayed completely and / or partially and / or external process parameters, such as an order, a
- Delivery agreement and / or cut-off dates can be entered.
- a display device is preferably a printer, particularly preferably a screen, but may also be another display device familiar to the person skilled in the art.
- the first and / or second computer means store the data in the databases directly connected with them, which directly concern the connected manufacturing plant.
- the executing computer means outputs an error message in the event of a procedural error via at least one connected display device. Additionally or alternatively, the executing computer means requests to restart the method and / or enter a parameter.
- the computer means performs one prior to performing the method
- the computer means carries out a system test in each method step.
- the system test includes a test of whether entered and / or used data is correct and / or permissible, whether negative lots and / or costs result, and / or whether a predetermined value of at least one of the parameters is exceeded.
- the language used in the method and / or the units used in the method can be defined before the start of the procedure.
- the method may preferably be used by product and / or component manufacturers of a supply chain in different countries.
- a desired currency can be used as a unit. It is particularly preferable for physical units to be displayed, for example, in the metric system or in the Anglo-American system.
- the and / or the computer means checks whether an access authorization exists before accessing a database and / or on a computer means. It preferably aborts the method if there is no or insufficient access authorization. Especially preferably there is one Error message. Most preferably, however, it requires different and different steps and / or elements in the process
- the method according to the invention is limited to one, two, three, four, five, six or more levels of at least one supply chain.
- the first computer means and / or the second computer means has access to all databases of all plants in the supply chain, but more preferably the access is configured such that a user only has access to the final result of the method, in particular not all data such as stocks and /or
- At least the first computer means has at least access to the inventory and / or material lists of at least part of the supply chain, more preferably the whole supply chain, and / or stocks of at least part of the supply chain, most preferably the whole supply chain, and / or order quantity ,
- the first computer means has access to all databases of the supply chain and / or all computer means of the supply chain have access to all databases of the supply chain to carry out the inventive method ,
- a computer means associated with a production facility of the supply chain has limited access.
- restricted access is to be understood, for example, that the computer means can not access all databases and / or not all data of all databases and / or that a user does not have all the data of all
- the inventories are specified in inventory reaches and / or stored in the databases in the form of storage reaches.
- the method according to the invention can advantageously be used both for a risk assessment and for determining the actual obsolescence costs.
- the first computer means determines the production planning by period.
- a period is a week, a day, a month, a quarter, a half, or a year.
- the first computer means determines the production planning for at least a first and at least one further time.
- the production planning comprises at least the highest possible
- the first computer means compares actually incurred
- Obsolescence costs and / or highest possible payment claims are preferably determined from the determined highest possible order quantities.
- the first computer means determines the highest possible obsolescence costs and / or highest possible payment claims from the determined highest possible order quantities.
- the first computer means compares on a per-period basis.
- the first computer means is connected via an attached computer
- Display device an error message and / or a warning, if the actually incurred Obsoleszenzadmi and / or payment claims are greater than the determined in the context of production planning determination maximum possible order quantities and / or highest Obsoleszenziety and / or highest possible
- the computer means preferably changes the production planning of the production plant connected to the computer means and / or of the production plant connected to the second computer means.
- Figure 1 shows a block diagram of a possible embodiment of the system.
- Figure 2 shows an exemplary, schematic representation of the various components
- Figure 3 shows a possible expression of the method in the form of a
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment of the method.
- Figure 5 shows a schematic overview of the method and the inflowing
- FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment of the method according to the invention.
- Each system consists of a centrally mapped first or second computer means 1, 4 and in each case a database 3, 5 connected to the computer means 1, 4.
- the first or second computer means 1, 4 are in each case with all
- Components of the system connected by means of data connections 2. Apart from the database 3, 5, the control of a production unit 13 and / or its storage management, an input means 14 and / or a display device 15 are optionally connected to the first and / or second computer means 1, 4. If required, additional system components 12 can be connected to the computer means.
- the systems are networked with each other via the computer means 1, 4.
- the computer means 1, 4 are each directly connected to the databases 3, 5 of the other system.
- FIG. 2 shows by way of example a timeline of the times relevant for the method.
- the time at which the process is executed or started is designated t 0 9.
- the computer means 1 determines all the components required for a product and the production planning of the product 6 and its
- the process is preferably also used simultaneously for more than one product and / or more than two components.
- the computer means 1 initially identifies all components 7, 8 of the product 6. For this purpose, the computer means 1 accesses the database 3 and / or the inventory list 16, wherein the inventory list 16 in any, with the
- Computer database 1 which may be located at any location, especially in the database. 3
- the computer means 1 determines the inventory of the product 6 and its components 7, 8 at time t 0 9. For this purpose, the computer means 1 accesses all those databases whose production facilities or production units the product 6 and / or one or more of its components 7, 8 produce.
- the computer means 1 preferably stores the ascertained data, particularly preferably in the database 3.
- the computer means 1 determines the inventory of the product 6 and its components 7, 8 at the time t L 10. This is the same as described in the previous step. In doing so, the products and / or components that are produced up to the time t L .10 in addition to the current stock are taken into account.
- the computer means 1 preferably stores the ascertained data, particularly preferably in the database 3.
- the computer means 1 compares the determined or
- the computer means 1 preferably stores the determined data, particularly preferably in the database 3.
- Production conversion or exposure is preferably read by the computer means 1 from the connected database 3 and / or from another connected system component 13. Particularly preferably, the deadline is supplied by an input means 14.
- the computer means 1 determines the obsolescence costs and / or a
- the computer means 1 particularly preferably stores the ascertained data, very particularly preferably in the database 3.
- the computer means 1 determines the deadline t x 1 1 with the minimum obsolescence costs, and more preferably the computer means 1 forwards the deadline thus determined to the other connected computer means. Very particularly preferably, the computer means 1 stores the determined deadline, in particular in the database 3.
- the computer means 1 determines the actual or anticipated obsolescence costs and / or payment claims with respect to a changed, in particular smaller, quantity of the order.
- Figure 4 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of the method as performed by a computer means.
- the computer means 1 first checks whether the required parameters are available, for example in the database 3.
- the required parameters include, for example, a key date t x at which the expected and / or actual obsolescence costs are to be determined, and / or an obsolete product 6, in particular, a searchable in the inventory and / or material list 16 identification, and / or an indication of which manufacturing facilities are to be included in the process.
- the entire supply chain in particular the production facilities of all levels of the supply chain, is included.
- the method is carried out only for the manufacturing plant associated with the executing computer means 1.
- the computer means 1 ascertains successively and initially only for the first level of the supply chain the existing delivery agreements or orders of the customer or the buyer, in particular the original equipment manufacturer, the product 6 and / or its components 7, 8, in particular until Deadline t x , the stock levels at the first level and the unit costs and / or unit prices.
- the computer means 1 searches the inventory and / or material list 16 and identifies the affected parts, ie in particular the product 6 and its components 7, 8.
- the computer means 1 checks whether the method should be performed for the entire supply chain or not. If not, the computer means 1 breaks that
- Method and outputs for example, at least one result. If so, the computer means 1 iterates the process for at least one manufacturing facility at the next level of the supply chain. It also determines, for example, the delivery arrangements for the components 7, 8 with other manufacturing facilities of the same and / or another level and repeats the process for all levels until all the product 6 and / or its components 7, 8 producing, processing and In particular, the computer means 1 also identifies stock transfer orders and outputs at least one result.
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic overview of the method and the inflowing parameters of a supply chain. The method differentiates between actually incurred obsolescence costs with respect to obsolete parts, ie products 6 and / or components 7, 8, which are listed in a material list, and predicted
- the method incorporates parameters from at least one production facility of at least one level of a supply chain.
- the production planning is determined on the basis of orders or delivery agreements at times t L.
- the computer means also determines the delivery agreements within the supply chain.
- the computer means identifies the product 6 and / or its components 7, 8 in the inventory 16 of the supply chain.
- the computer means determines, for example, the stocks of the product 6 and / or its components 7, 8 in the supply chain.
- the computer means determines in particular the unit prices or costs of the product 6 and / or its components 7, 8 in the supply chain.
- At least part of this data is used by the computer means for carrying out the method according to the invention.
- the computer means If the computer means has executed the method, preferably successfully, it outputs the results, for example via a display device and / or into a display device
- the computer means determines therefrom cost-optimized production parameters for at least one production schedule and transmits these production parameters to the production unit of the manufacturing facility.
- the process according to the invention can be carried out both from the product and
- the method is also advantageously feasible for both deadlines t x in the past and in the future and thus both forecasts and evaluations can be performed.
- FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment of the method according to the invention. There are two tables with experimentally determined values when performing the
- the computer means 1 determines a relative to the timing of the execution of the method seen from t 0 lying in the future date t x the obsolescence, the possible payment claims
- the method according to the invention can equally well be carried out for a deadline t x which coincides in the past or coincides with the time of execution of the method t 0 .
- the computer means initially determines a time t L , at which the production planning is determined.
- a time t L at which the production planning is determined.
- Computer means 1 this time t L with predetermined periods in which the individual production units or systems can still respond to changes in production planning, such as new and / or changed orders. These periods can be different for different companies in a supply chain.
- a production unit 13, ie a company on a first level, to which the data of the upper table relate have a reaction period of 20 days
- a production unit 13 a second level of a supply chain, whose data are shown in the lower table has a reaction period of 40 days.
- Production units 13 have the same or different levels of a supply chain same and / or different periods.
- the computer means 1 compares these reaction periods with the time of the
- the computer means 1 executes all subsequent steps of the method on the basis of the timing of the production planning t L.
- the computer means 1 now determines all the components 7, 8 of the product in the inventory list 16 present in one or more databases 3, 5 of the supply chain. These are given with their identification codes in the first column of the two tables.
- the computer means 1 determines the production planning from the data present in the databases 3, 5.
- the computer means 1 determines from the present orders, in particular the past and current orders, the maximum expected order quantity, ie the maximum requirement or the maximum expected demand, of the components 7, 8 (column 5 in the first table, MAXCUM).
- the computer means 1 determines from the stock inventories 16 present in the inventory list 16 and
- Production data the number of components 7, 8 to be expected at the key date t x .
- the computer means 1 determines the difference, which is indicated here in the sixth column of the first, upper table and corresponds to the obsolescence risk of the component 7, 8.
- the computer means 1 additionally determines the resulting obsolescence costs, shown here in the last column.
- the computer means 1 subsequently determines the obsolescence costs for the production units 13 of a further level of the supply chain, that is, for example, for subcomponents of the components 7, 8.
- the corresponding data are shown in the second table.
- the sixth column shows the anticipated obsolescence costs of the second level of the exemplary supply chain.
- the computer means 1 additionally determines the expected obsolescence costs, taking into account the orders by the production units 13 of the first level of the supply chain. These are shown in the eighth column of the table below. if the
- the obsolescence costs of the last column of the lower table can not be treated as qualifying claims on the customer.
- the method according to the invention ensures that both the customer or OEM as well as the production units of the supply chain are informed at an early stage about possible risks of obsolescence and, based thereon, the production planning, ie
- the computer means 1 optionally compares the actually incurred obsolescence costs with the previously determined expected obsolescence costs.
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