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A. Task Title “Investigation into Scheduling Systems to improve Production Planning at Sinwa Rubber Industrial sectors Pvt. Ltd B.
Brief description of company background and structure Record According to Sinwa loge (2006) firm was established at 1948 when the independence was gifted to Sri Lanka. The founder Mr. Mohamed Abdul Cader Mukthar was a incredibly successful, brave young businessman. He was the first in line to set up a venture to manufacture rubber based products like shoes or boots. The technological assistance was offered by Malaysia.
Finally the Ceylon Malayan Rubber Goods Limited began in 1950. The Sinwa holdings (2006) further mentioned that the factory was established for Dehiwala, Sri Lanka. The starting number of workers was 25. The company investigated more organization aspects because they started growing up. This ended up in setting up a completely automated cement adhesive plant. This made Sinawa Holdings the first in line to touch the adhesive productions in Ceylon (veraltet). Currently their adhesive item which comes under the brand “Multibond had captured the adhesive marketplace and also keeps the initially position in it.
In order to accommodate the business enterprise needs in the rubber items Sinawa a state of-the-art footwear factory and office complicated was constructed in 1976 next to the original manufacturer.. The organization was restructures in 1995 under the name Sinwa Coopération Limited. And currently functions as Sinawa Holdings Group. (Sinwa Coopération, 2006) Once we take the business Sinwa Plastic Industries Limited they create a variety of rubber products and shoes or boots components. They provide these plastic components for a number of industries. These rubber elements include EVA soiling linens also.
Set of rubber components manufactured by the Sinwa Holdings are because followings. * Rubber chewing gum boots. 5. Rubber household slippers * Rubberized machine parts * AVOI Sheets * Water Wedding rings As indicated by Cader. M (2010) the production of Sinwa can is done using the B2O technique (Build to Order). The organization addressed mass production purchases coming from the customers. The customer is allowed to customize the product because required. To sum up product list their key product is Rubber Gum Shoes which has a extremely high demand equally locally and internationally. Based on the sinwaholdings. omkring these bum boots are used in different industrial sectors like development, food, cultivation, dairy, security guard services and many more. These kinds of gum footwear also produced according to the large international criteria and under the brand name “ONTARIO which stands in a substantial position in the market. But also they do mass production of rubber house slippers for ODEL. The customers with the company may be divided into distinct industries. This really is presented as followings. 1 ) Agriculture Sector CIC Agri Business Different small scale agriculture related businesses 2 . Health care industry Nawaloka three or more.
Civil Constructional Industry Sierra Constructions Access Constructions Nawaloka Constructions Thudawa Brothers several. Other Assignments Hambanthota Exceptional constructions Richerd Pieris Group. (Arpico) some. Fashion and Textile ODEL Nolimit “Aarugambey Collection The competitor’s effects is low compared to other industries because of the product one of a kind factor. The key competitors happen to be small scale business people who import rubber house slippers and bubble gum boots coming from Thailand and Bangkok. Yet this issue continues to be controlled by the federal government because the authorities has put a DE TELLES barrier pertaining to the brought in footwear.
That is the importer needs to pay 300 rupees for every pair gowns being brought in. So if the important match price rises around 2500 Rs. Sinwa provides superior quality footwear pertaining to 1500 Rs. Since Sinwa operates as a mass development company and has a exceptional product like gum shoes as the important thing product, they have a good market share in the market that they operates in. Simply because they don’t have a vital competitor in the same production line. Sinwa has the great opportunity of expanding all their business and products. 5. The company ideals and objectives are as followings
Buyers: To constantly exceed client expectations (Sinwa Holdings, 2006) Shareholders: To provide safeguarded higher returns with consistent growth (ibid) Staff: As a part of life, through work satisfaction, security, good remuneration, personal development and recognition (ibid) Channels: To provide leading brands with higher ROI, and develop mutually beneficial relationships (ibid) Society: Willingness to help (ibid) Suppliers: Long term safeguarded business relationships (ibid) Rules: Long term secure business relationships with wide distribution reach The Divisions in the company Fund Division: This division is responsible for managing the finance part of the company. As with providing financial for the availability process is a main essential requirement of the division. 5. Marketing Division- This split is dependable in handling the promoting aspect, just as taking up instructions, handling the shoppers, maintaining the order information for marketing purposes and ect. 5. Design Division-This division is responsible when a particular client requires a design and style to be designed for them by company. Different when a consumer provides a design the design division further examines the division. Production Division- This department is managing the production method which is making the final item. This division is responsible in making the item and product packaging it and lastly storing the products. * Administration Division-This department administrates all the activities which includes financial, advertising, procurement, development, inventory control and ect. Bankers 2. Seylan Lender Limited 5. Nations Trust Bank Limited * Countrywide Development Traditional bank Limited * Bank of Ceylon 2. Peoples Bank * Hatton National Bank Limited * NDB Traditional bank Limited Worth Chain Research
Inbound Logistics (Receiving and warehousing of raw materials and the distribution to manufacturing as they are required) Firstly the company calendar consists of 12 Journal Cycles (JC) every single JC consists of 4 weeks but its not monthly as in a JC could be 2 weeks coming from January and 2 weeks coming from February. The item forecasting which can be done approximately is prepared by the production and marketing groups. According to that particular the row materials are being bought and kept in stock. The components required for bubble gum boots differ from the shoes or boots products and additional products. The required raw material list consists of followings. Material Name * Required Amount in Kg * Expense per device * Total Value The number of row elements required for one particular unit production of bubble gum boots will be 82 The quantity of row materials required for one unit creation of boots is thirty-six When the row materials can be found on inventory in stores.
After that the below method takes place. Step 1 : Customer explains to about the requirements. / Gathering the requirements Step two: Preparation/Approval of formulation 3: Preparation of Costing Step four: Checking Product Costing Step five: Approval of Pricing Step six: Make established quote to customer using terms Step 7: Creation of BOM (Bill of Materials) in the System Step eight: Credit Application and Documentation Step 9: Creation of Client in the System (excel sheet) Step 12: Receive standard Purchase Order via Customer Step 11: Enter into BOM to withdraw material from RM Stores
Step 12: Verify actual price against standards Step 13: Enter IDTN to transfer FG to RG Retailers Step 14: Enter D?L KO to transfer FG from RG Stores to the FG Stores Stage 15: Account Products Step 16: Produce delivery depending on delivery timetable Outbound Logistics (the warehousing and syndication of goods) Once the goods are becoming produced and packaged. The details of the finished goods happen to be recorded after which the share is moved to the stores. Once it’s shifted the promoting dept. is definitely informed regarding the completing the task. Where they will advise the customer.
Advertising sales (the identification of customer requires and the generation of sales) Marketing and sales department is responsible in negotiating the deals with the consumer. Sometime broadening some deals, advertising these products and also controlling the relationship while using customer are a couple of the responsibilities of the promoting dept. Support (the support of customers after the products and services are offered to them) The post sales services are like if a problem is seen inside the finalized purchase by the consumer the company will be replacing all those products. C. Brief description of the TAD system aims (i. at the. ow is definitely the BIT program going to add value? Efficiency, customer lock in, extension of business providers? ) The present issue There are multiple concerns risen plan the current program. They can be separated as followings. 1 . Planning the recycleables required according to the order The raw materials essential for the production are purchased on large due to low cost, but the erroneous calculations of materials essential due to causes like multiple orders leads the company to purchase excess and often less elements. Less materials availability will lead the company in absent the deadline of item delivery.
Excess materials will create high wastage costs, extra labor costs to get rid it. 2 . Tracking the status of your particular order and large response time. When a consumer inquires of a particular order status you cannot find any proper strategy to keep the track of the purchase. 3. Allocating resources for multiple orders The organization currently features 5 development lines every line with the capacity of manufacturing 100-140 product items at any given time. The amounts of employees in each collection are twenty-eight. The total HOURS capacities in all 5 production lines are 5*28=140. The machine capacity is 12 machines for every single stage. You will discover multiple levels depending on the item type). There is situations in which multiple different product purchases are on board and some in the machines happen to be idle. 5. Calculating the raw materials essential. 5. Large wastage with the raw materials because of poor preparing. 6. Unavailability of resources for production as a result of inaccurate preparing. This happens when multiple purchases comes in. The place that the company is out of resources. six. Unstructured products on hand system. Hard to keep track of the quantity of products completed. 8. Pressure on the supervision due to buy planning composition.
The customer usually expects the order in time and keeping a customer is very important to the business. 9. Seeking for recycleables. When you will discover multiple purchases coming in and on production when the raw materials are generally not in the plant manager sends a CAM(like a tonto note) towards the finance manager to allocate capital for the required materials but this takes number of years where they are going to call for quotes and then get the products. 12. Delivering an item on time There had been six situations for the past six months where there had been two delivery schedules close by.
Because of improper allowance the company is unsucssesful in providing the product on time which has a new loss in value of 4, 56000/= (rupees). The corporation doesn’t check into key elements which needs to be looked in creating a creation schedule including production costs, inventory costs, lead period, working several hours, capacity, inventory levels, obtainable storage, and parts supply 11. Difficult in locating information doze. No proper communication channel between departments 13. Managing multiple purchases The cause of the issues The situation is being analyzed even more using a fish bone composition.
Where the root cause for this issue is improper creation planning and scheduling. Objectives Of the system 1 . Raise the production efficiency by 75% while minimizing the extra extra costs just like labor costs. 2 . Decrease the loss of capital from fifty percent which comes up due to poor planning of row materials, and declining to deliver a great order punctually. 3. Offer an effective route of interaction by making details available. four. Provide a prioritization methodology to prioritize the orders in line with the work load. Lessen the clashes up to 50% and utilize the maximum from the resources. five.
Impalement a schedule routine according to the multiple orders. Which can increase the productivity of production by 65%, and which easy to observe the buy status. Suggested Value Sequence Activities The proposed value chain actions in order to achieve the above aims can be described as followings. * Inbound Logistics -This will be influenced because preparing and organizing of priced at, and raw materials required will probably be efficient and accurate. And also more effective production schedule to get orders as well as a proper policy for using the optimum utilization of assets will be addressed. Operations -Production operations will probably be effected and will also be efficient. Tracking the purchase completion is usually not an issue anymore. This will enhance the capacity with the production units. * Telephone Logistics ” This will become effected by the system where an effective products on hand system as well available. There intended for retrieving info is not an issue anymore. 5. Marketing and sales- This is not affected directly but indirectly it is going to improve the quality of the service provided. 5. Service “Not Effected. Outlined Value Upgrades From the proposed system it can mainly enhance the inbound logistics as displayed above.
This will likely cut down indirect costs like paper, storage ect. And raw materials are available for productions, increasing memos, requesting and awaiting the approval pertaining to the required supplies are not amused anymore. The effects like wastage of line materials are handled. Quite simply this system will improve the value cycle activities. This will improve the efficiency and the response time of the production activities. Deb. Brief description of the analysis required inside the project. (i. e. software programs, access to information/expertise, user engagement etc . I will be using the primary and secondary investigation ways to collect info required. 1 ) Primary Investigation- This is accustomed to analyze the existing situation in the company as well as to identify the flow with the procedures. There are numerous fact locating techniques which I will be serves to collect data. a. Selection interviews The selection interviews fall into two styles. They are organized interviews and unstructured selection interviews. The following personals will be evaluated. * Mr. Hema Narangoda(CEO/Sinwa Rubber Industrial sectors pvt. Ltd) Objective with the interview: Get the information about the general process. * Mr.
Choolaka Gunawardena(Plant Manager) Objective in the interview: Find the facts about the availability process, recycleables and reference handling. Development Planning. 5. Mr. Subhash Jayawardena- Manger Marketing Objective of the interview: To find out the process of accepting purchases, tracking the progress of an order based on customer query. * Mr. Keerthi Silva- Manager Administration and HOURS Objective with the interview: To assemble information about allocating human resources for a order. w. Observation Goal: Is to determine the problem and also to examine the flow of any particular production.
The sensible issue from the process has to be identified such as machine idling c. Document Review This is to determine the current production means of the company. Generally there for this documents will be reviewed. 5. The production cover the month. * Information on the instructions received. 2. Completed buy details. * The line material order details. 5. MEMO- File that will be utilized to request extra raw materials. installment payments on your Secondary Investigation Secondary exploration includes the technical and academic study. This includes the similar program study as well. * Identical Systems: MRP 1, MRP 2 Academics Research: This consists of research and investigation in to the development of the project. These types of information will be gathered by Research Paperwork Books Magazines * Technical Research: This included identifying the software and hardware requirements intended for the growing system. Programming Language deemed building a stand along program: C#. net with. Net 4. 0 VB. net with. Net 4. zero Java Database technologies being considered Oracle SQL Hardware 2005 with Service Packs 3 Equipment Requirements (Minimum) Windows the year 2003 server R2 64-bitor 32-bit with2 GIGABYTE RAM eighty GBHard Hard disk drive Drive
Methodology Selection The applicable strategies to develop this kind of application can be described as followings. In accordance to CMS. gov (2008) the system creation methodology is known as a framework which you can use to structure, plan and control the developing an info system. The below presented methodologies can be utilised for this job. Where it’s important to determine the best methodology. 5. RUP- Logical Unified Process * RAD- Rapid Program Development 2. Evolutionary Prototyping * Iterative and pregressive development LISTA is more essential for short duration projects.
Although the period can be an benefit, RAD is applicable for highly trained team work projects. This could raise up issues in identifying certain requirements successfully. This kind of lacks pre planning the key requirement for this task. There to get RAD is not successfully applicable. In evolutionary modele is a similar method of LISTA. Evolutionary prototype needs even more customer participation which is not suitable for this project due to the high busy schedule in the users and individuals of the firm. This is not 100% applicable due to the high customer involvement.
Following briefly studying the above offered methodologies I’ve selected RUP as the expansion As indicated by ibm(2008) on the survey Rational Single Process- Guidelines for software development groups, the RUP has a number of advantage over the other strategies. They can be aimed as followings. The RUP deploy commercially proven approaches to software advancement. The 6 best practices are important for similar projects to the. The RUP will help in developing the application iteratively, handling the requirements, to work with component centered architecture, aesthetically model application, verify the quality and control changed to the software program.
These 6th practices are essential in building stand alone systems. This is appropriate for my personal project. (IBM, 2008). Taking into consideration the project characteristics it’s very important that the appropriate requirements are studies properly. The RUP certifies successfully and in addition it regulates the changes. This really is applicable intended for long duration projects. In respect to Combelles. A. T, Kruchten. L (2003), RUP addresses high-risk areas extremely early. Certain requirements can be improved depending on the corporation situations right now there for the main advantage employing RUP with this project is the fact it enables you to refine certain requirements as the project advances.
As mentioned in Combelles. A. K, Kruchten. P (2003) The RUP accommodates and expects changes. The main objective of the RUP is at a final software item and the top quality which is a necessary aspect of this kind of project. The Combelles. A. K, Kruchten. P (2003) further stated that the RUP is a generic model as well as the percentage of obtaining lost at the center is low. The features from the RUP which can be given below are extracted from Combelles. A. K, Kruchten. P (2003) which is also applicable for the latest project. ¢ Business case ¢ Schedule ¢ Eye-sight document ¢ Risks Structures ¢ Modify requests as well as how to handle disorders ¢ Testing ¢ The application product by itself ¢ User support documents ¢ Project assessments Combelles, A. E, Kruchten, P. (2003). The IBM Realistic Unified Method: An Enabler for Larger Process Maturity. [Online]. 2003. Obtainable from: ftp: //ftp. application. ibm. com/software/rational/web/whitepapers/2003/rup_tp178. pdf [Accessed: twentieth Septermber 2010] At the. Brief information of the analysis issues crucial to the job and how you might find out about them. (e. g. literature and other sources of data etc . )
The research aspects of this project can be split up into the below categories. 1 ) Production Organizing techniques This consists of the following areas * Get worse Planning * Capacity Organizing * Master Production Plan * Rough Cut Ability Planning 2 . Manufacturing Source Planning Devices 3. Comparable systems examine 4. Production Planning and scheduling Designs * Theory of constrains * Economic Order Quantity * Only In Time 2. Bottle Throat Allocation Technique 5. Linear Programming in scheduling optimization The following exploration papers happen to be related to these sections.
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F. Simple description with the business equipment used as well as the functionality from the system staying implemented. (i. e. which usually business tools will be used intended for analyzing the BIT system and why. Likewise what functions are you employing in the modele and what functions will you be leaving away. ) 1 . Business Equipment The tools and techniques that is planned to work with for this task can be described and show while followings. They are used to analyze the internal and external environment of the business organization. a. Value Cycle Analysis The primary problem is based on the primary actions of the worth chain.
Right now there for its vital that you analyze the main activities specially. This is used to identify many ways of how value is included in the product. This shows the worth adding at each stage. This pictures the internal activities of the organization and it helps to have a picture in the overall business. b. SWOT Analysis This will help to to identify equally internal and external details that will help in identifying the opportunities, hazards, strengths and weaknesses of the company. This will help in using the strengths to minimize the weaknesses. c. INFESTATION Analysis
This is certainly related to the external environmental analysis with the company. installment payments on your Prototype Requirements The modele functions declines under two categories. Performing requirements and non operating requirements. The device which will be executed will be obtaining the below provided functional and non functional requirements. a. Functioning Requirements * The program should have the facility of viewing the orders in production 5. The system needs to have the service of viewing complete information on a particular order as in if it’s scheduled being given plus the current conclusion level. The system should have the facility of viewing the production schedule for the JC. 2. The system must have the center of observing the raw materials available in the businesses * The system should have the facility of viewing the master development schedule 2. The system should allow to evaluate the availability of raw materials to get production 5. The system really should have the center of observing the details in the row material suppliers. 2. The system should have the service of Generating reports for the management associated with production.. Non Functional Requirements The system shall have the below mentioned non functional requirements * Precision of the info * User friendly System 2. Attractive and simple to handle * Security for the information provided 2. Provide different user level of accessibility with respect to the designation. * Quick response for the requests 2. Able to retail store large amount of records G. Exactly what the tasks you are planning to carry out and exactly how are you going to ensure that your system and process re-engineering is full and correct?
In order to identify the precision and the completing the system created there are several tests methods to examine it. This is described as followings. * Unit Testing- In respect to MSDN. Microsoft (2010) this will isolate the smallest item of testable code and determine whether it works exactly the approach it’s anticipated. This is important to evaluate all the products before adding them mainly because before adding it’s easy to fins the errors. This is used as one tests method for my own project. Functional/ System Testing- This will check for the required functionalities in the system. This will ensure that the determined benefits are available with the system. * Integration Testing- According to MSDN. Microsoft (2010) the mixing testing is the logical expansion of device testing. This identifies the issues occur when multiple devices are mixed. There pertaining to by using test plans errors with the interface between devices can be recognized. * Consumer Acceptance Testing- This will look for the functionality features just like user friendliness and ect.
This testing phase comes after the above testing stages are finished. Basically this will be done together with the users in the system. MSDN. Microsoft. (2010). Unit testing [Online]. Available via: http://msdn. microsoft. com/en-us/library/aa292197(VS. 71). aspx [Accessed: twentieth September 2010] MSDN. Microsoft. (2010). Integration tests [Online]. Available from: http://msdn. ms. com/en-us/library/aa292128(VS. 71). aspx [Accessed: 20th September 2010] Operate Breakdown Structure 1 . Task initialization 2 . Identify project objectives. recognize the organization and identify the situation 4. Prepare the problem explanation 5. Preparation of the draft project proposal 6. Planning of the PSF 6. 1 Finalizing the subject 6. 2 Clarification of the type of the system being implemented 6. 3 Identify the problems of the current system six. 4Identify the requirements to be met in the job 6. five Determine the organizational composition 6. 7 Determine the value chain activities 6. eight Identify the changed value chain 6th. 9 Identify the range and the objectives
