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Enterprise Resource Management Order Description Use the Excel to solve all eight problems list on the final page.SHOW ALL THE PROCESS AND CALCULATES IN ORDER TO GET THE CREDIT. Free Online OCR Home OCR API Contact us Free Online OCR Convert JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, PDF, DjVu to Text Select pages from 1 to 8 Recognition language(s) (you can select multiple) Rotate image 0° CCW 90° 180° CW 90° Page layout analysis - split multi-column text into columns Page of 8 Download Copy to Clipboard Google Translate Bing Translator Paste Online Edit Online MGMT 4640 Case Study Spring 2013 (Rev B) 1 I P a g e Download Google Translate Bing Translator Edit Online MGMT 4640 Case Study Spring 2013 (Rev B) 1|Page Maxi-TV is one of the last flat panel TV manufacturers based in America. They currently produce two large flat screen LCD (liquid crystal display) television models, the Deluxe model (Top Assembly Part Number 1000, abbreviated as T/A PN 1000) and the Standard model (Top Assembly Part Number 1001). The Deluxe model and the Standard model share the same chassis and many common components. The Deluxe model has special software that enhances the picture quality, a DVD player (PN 3005) integrated into the side of the TV, and a brighter backlight (PN 2200) for a brighter picture. The Standard model is similar to the Deluxe model, but without the DVD player. It uses the same backlight technology with fewer CCFL light tubes (PN 3400). It also does not have multiple inputs for other video devices and computers, so the Switch Module and Switching Module (PN 3310 and PN 3004) are not required. Basically, the Standard model is the Deluxe model with components removed. A front view of the Deluxe model (PN 1000) appears on the next page, Page 3. A rear view of the product also appears on the next page, but with the back case removed –thus revealing the internal components, which are labeled in the picture. The assemblies and components correspond to the BOM trees on Page 4. Based on the BOM trees and the data presented in Parts 1 through 4 on Pages 5 through 7, develop the MDS, RCCP, MRP, and CRP per the instructions. Answer the questions on the last page based on your results. Include hard copy printouts of your spreadsheets per the instructions when submitting your case report. Work in teams with a minimum of 2 and maximum of 3 students per team. Each team will submit ONE report collectively. The name of each team member must appear on the front page with names spelled as they appear on Black Board. Grading Criteria: 1. 2. 3. 4. Presentation (professionalism, appearance, spelling, grammar, completeness) Correct approach and numeric results Proper assessment of results and overall quality of final answers Demonstrated effort Good Luck! Case is DUE on the day of the final. 2|Page 15% 40% 40% 05% MAXI-TV, Deluxe Model (Front view of Deluxe model from Finished Goods Inventory.) (Rear view of Deluxe model with rear panel of housing case removed.) PART 1 Given the aggregate forecast and the booked sales orders, develop the consumed forecast and the MDS using the appropriate Excel model. Include a printout of all relevant worksheets when submitting your results. (Note: Round all results to the nearest whole number.) Highlight the results with Yellow (Black text in a Yellow cell using a color printer OR mark manually using a highlighter). The aggregate 2013 forecast: Month July Aug PART 2 Sales and Marketing reviewed your results in Part 1 and realized that a significant number of pending orders were not entered into the system since the person at the Order Entry desk was on an extended vacation when you ran Part 1. The revised MDS for July 2013 appears below. . Based on the updated MDS and the capacity information given below, run a Rough Cut Capacity analysis for July using the appropriate model. Highlight the capacity utilization results with Yellow (Black text in a Yellow cell using a color printer OR mark manually using a highlighter). Master Demand Schedule (MDS) Work days per week Work hours per day 5|Page CAPACITY DATA Department A -- Final Assembly Labor resource available (Maxi-lab) Machine resource available (Maxi-mch) 16 15 Resources required for P/N 1000 Labor resource (Maxi-lab), hr Machine resource (Maxi-mch), hr 1.0 0.5 Resources required for P/N 1001 Labor resource (Maxi-lab), hr Machine resource (Maxi-mch), hr 0.75 0.25 PART 3 Based on the revised MDS above and the information below, determine the NET requirements by running an MRP model. Note: The “Amount on Hand” (or On-Hand-Inventory) shall include the safety stock and represents inventory at the beginning of the period. Highlight the net requirement results with Yellow (Black text in a Yellow cell using a color printer OR mark manually using a highlighter). Description Top Assembly, Deluxe HD TV Top Assembly, Standard HD TV Assembly, Deluxe, Input-Tuner-OnScreenDisplay Assembly, Deluxe, Backlight Assembly, Standard, Input-Tuner-OnScreenDisplay Assembly, Standard, Backlight Power Supply Module Speaker Switch Module DVD Module Printed Circuit Board ASSY, ITO Switching Module Tuner Module Inverter Module, Backlight CCFL Backlight Frame, Chasis, Metal, Universal Case, Plastic, Universal Reflector, Backlight, Universal PART 4 Based on the results of your MRP, determine the capacity requirements (CRP) for Department A only based on the table below. Highlight the net requirement results with Yellow (Black text in a Yellow cell using a color printer OR mark manually using a highlighter). CAPACITY DATA Department A -- Final Assembly Labor resource available (Maxi-lab) Machine resource available (Maxi-mch) 16 15 Resources required for P/N 1000 Labor resource (Maxi-lab), hr Machine resource (Maxi-mch), hr 1.0 0.5 Resources required for P/N 1001 Labor resource (Maxi-lab), hr Machine resource (Maxi-mch), hr 0.75 0.25 Department B -- System Assembly Labor resource available (01 ASSY-lab) 80 Machine resource available (01 ASSY-mch) 60 Resources required for P/N 2000 Labor resource (01 ASSY-lab), hr Machine resource (01 ASSY-mch), hr 1.00 1.00 Resources required for P/N 2010 Labor resource (01 ASSY-lab), hr Machine resource (01 ASSY-mch), hr 0.75 0.75 Resources required for P/N 2200 Labor resource (01 ASSY-lab), hr 1.00 Machine resource (01 ASSY-mch), hr 0.00 Resources required for P/N 2210 Labor resource (01 ASSY-lab), hr Machine resource (01 ASSY-mch), hr 0.50 0.00 7|Page Print out hard copies of your results from Parts 1 through 4 to include in your case submission, and then answer the following questions: 1. Based on the forecast consumption and resulting MDS in PART 1, what can you conclude about the progress of the sales team? If you were the head of sales, where would you focus your sale team’s efforts (products and months)? 2. Based your results in PART 2, what is your assessment of the preliminary capacity situation (RCCP)? 3. Determine what action(s) should be taken (if any) given the situation in PART 2? 4. Review the order policy for Part Number 3400 (backlights) with regards to the results of your MRP. If the holding cost is $0.50 per unit per week and the order cost is $75 per order, then what is the total cost (order and holding) of this order policy of Lot Size 1500? Determine if there is any benefit in increasing the order size to a multiple of 1500. 5. What is your assessment of the capacity requirements (CRP) based on the results of your MRP? 6. Compare the CRP in PART 2 to the RCCP in PART 4. Explain the difference in the results. (Reconcile the numbers!) 7. If you were the operations manager, what actions would you take to optimize the situation in PART 4? 8. BONUS: Assess the capacity situation of DEPARTMENT B (System Assembly) based on the results of your MRP and determine what action(s) are needed, if any.

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