JOB SHOP SCHEDULING

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JOB SHOP SCHEDULING

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ISO REGISTERED
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What we do at Peridot
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From Metal Stamping
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SPRING WIRE Forming
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WIRE EDM
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CNC SWISS TURNING
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To Laser Processing
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CLEAN ROOM DEVICE ASEMBLY
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Multi-Component BOMS
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Breast Cancer Biopsy Tool
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Beating Heart Bypass Stabilizer Foot
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IPOD Mini-Disc Sputter Fixture
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Stent Process Fixture
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Bellagio Water Cannon Lens Holder
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We invite our customers to
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Does what we do matter?
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Chemotherapy Delivery System
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Steerable Endoscope Spine
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What our customers want

• They want us to process single-level jobs,
  complex assemblies, blanket orders with releases,
  and time and material jobs, and yes they want
  fries with that.
• They want us to be flexible with our schedule.
  Re-schedules, (pull-in, push-out) come in a
  constant barrage.
• QUICK TURN, KANBAN, JIT, MIRACLES

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How we used to schedule

• Probability Analyzer Random Number
  Generator

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Stone Tablets
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How our customers want us to schedule

• They expect Rocket Science

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Job Scheduling

• Scheduling the Job
• gtgt Flexibility to schedule by a jobs due date,
  start date, or globally reschedule all jobs.
• gtgt Easily view shop loads vs. capacity.
• gtgt Generate dispatch reports and isolate jobs
  running late.
• gtgt Automatically schedules material purchases and
  outside services to a jobs operation
  requirements.

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JOBOSS WHAT IF

• Schedule JobMaximize your throughput by knowing
  exactly where your problems in the shop are
  BEFORE they become a problem. Know the capacity
  of your shop and respond to customer requests
  quickly using a variety of JobBOSS scheduling
  functions. JobBOSS supports both finite and
  infinite capacity planning. An "automated
  whiteboard" lets you schedule or reschedule jobs
  by "dragging and dropping operations to different
  days or even different work centers than
  previously scheduled. You can experiment with
  "what-if" scenarios to explore the impact of
  changes before you actually commit the change to
  the shop floor. With basic and advanced
  scheduling options.

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Shop Traveler
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Bar Coding
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How much trouble am I in?

• Spot the load on individual work centers.
• Deal with late material purchases and inventory
  issues and see the impact on the schedule. Know
  whether materials will be available if you move a
  job.
• Review the impact of late outside service
  operations on the schedule and see how specific
  jobs will be impacted.
• See the immediate impact on sub-assembly and
  component schedules when an assembly is moved

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Load Graphs
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THE END RESULT?
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THANK YOU, THE END