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DDMRP: An Overview Deena Dayalan THIRUPATHI
DDMRP: An Overview Deena Dayalan THIRUPATHI
DDMRP: An Overview Deena Dayalan THIRUPATHI
An overview
Deena Dayalan THIRUPATHI
Introduction
• Satisfying customers and making margins are companies’ main purpose.
• Various process are involved.
• On time delivering, reducing lead-times and thus Work In Process (WIP),
reducing costs of goods sales.
Earlier-methods
• To manage the physical and economical flow
MRP II & MRP
ERP
Pull flow policies (Production depends on real demand and real
consumptions)
Old school tools
• Before computers, EOQ (Economic order quantity) and ROP were used in
manufacturing and Inventory management.
• Then MRP came into existent
- Polaris program (UK).
- After hearing from TMP, Joseph Orlicky (1964) framed MRP
MRP/MRP II
• Mostly software based, hardly handily
• Production planning, Scheduling, and inventory control system.
• Used to manage manufacturing process.
• Manufacturing resource planning – purchasing, production and delivery
department
Functionality
• Make sure about the availability of materials(Production and delivery).
• Maintain lowest possible materials and products level
• Plan manufacturing activities, delivery schedules and purchasing activities
Overview
MRP MRP II
• Codified in 1960s – Joseph • 1983 Oliver wight evolved MRP
Orlicky to MRP II.
• 1975 – implemented in 700 • As manufacturing resource
companies. planning
• 1981- 8,000 companies
Comparison between the tools
Evolution of DDMRP
• 2011- third edition of Joe Orlicky’s MRP Introduced DDMRP.
• DDMRP is a “multi-echelon materials and inventory planning and
execution solution.“, Ptak et al. (2011), Smith et al. (2013).
• Comprises of 5 steps.
5 Steps of DDMRP
Strategic inventory position
• It evaluates from a financial point of view.
• In given working environment where to place the inventory?
• Succeeding in positioning DDMRP buffers (Inventories) will help a lot to
correctly implement the method.
• “Improperly positioning Inventories are the major source of failures
of Supply chain companies”
Buffer profiles and levels
• The actual level of buffer has to set initially.
• A buffer is replenished according to its “Available Stock Equation” (ASE)
ASE= inventory position – Qualified spikes.
This ASE is compared to 3 buffer alert levels
- Red – Safety stock
- Yellow - The mean in-process replenishment quantity
- Green - The replenishment size
Illustration
Dynamic Adjustment
• In the course of time for production, the materials and the supplier may
subjected to change.
• New markets open and old markets may closed.
• Dynamic inventories will help to adjust and adopt by the company for the
changes
• By adopting various methods.
Methods
Demand Driven planning
• It takes advantages of todays computational power.
• It also make use of demand driven or simply called pull based approach.