How to optimise your warehouse and production environment. IBS Dynaman is an advanced solution that automates both warehousing and production activities.

1. Webinar Dynaman Operation Management System (advanced WMS & MES) Christof De Saedeleer – Senior management consultant

2. Agenda OMS DynamicManagement : Dynaman OMS suite Dynaman basic concepts and functionalities Cases

3. Agenda OMS Dynamic Management : Dynaman OMS suite Dynaman basic concepts and functionalities Questions

4. Dynaman OMS Dynaman = Real-time management of floor operations Operations Management System Material execution management => WMS Manufacturing execution management => MES Rule-based – inventory dimensions – visual aspect Functional & Scalable : 3PL – Distribution - Manufacturing Implementations > 50 Distribution (35%) – 3PL (30%) – production (35%) International implementations (BE, NL, DE, FR, IT, PT, US)

5. Customer base Distribution Production Owner 3PL Owner 3PL Automotive Spare parts Tools Food Textiles Footware Electronics Steel / Wood Deep freeze Plastics Other

6. Agenda OMS Dynamic Management : Dynaman OMS suite Dynaman basic concepts and functionalities Cases

7. Dynaman positioning ERP systems Process communication Data collection Material Handling Multi-modal IN-OUT Material Flow Control Lift Mobile R Crane Conveyer AGV Mobile terminal RFID subsys. Voice terminal Doc. & labels MHE - controllers

8. Technical perspective Concepts & architecture +10 years logistics & manufacturing experience Customer feedback Market trends Technical New (proven) code SQL server 2005 Open for integration/communication Reporting services Labels : WYSIWIG Report builder : self-service Data analysis : OLAP cubes + tool (std = MS-Excel) Integration services Import / export with MS-Excel ERP integration toolbox EDI communication toolbox

9. User perspective

11. Use of

12. filters

13. other features

14. Customize

15. Menu

16. Screens

17. Labels and documents

19. Agenda OMS Dynamic Management : Dynaman OMS suite Dynaman basic concepts and functionalities Cases

20. Functional perspective 13

21. Dynaman Stock A quantity / stock unit of a stock product & inventory status belonging to a stock-owner placed on a (multi level) container situated on a location moved by (automated) equipments by order of task(list)s

22. Functional perspective 15

23. Visibility of goods on the yard Better use of docks Plan work and simulation Performance info towards haulier Integration with web slotting software Also for location and warehouse visualisation 16 Dock & Yard Mngmt

24. Functional perspective 17

26. Activity registrations ( linked with in line VAL)

27. Invoicing

28. Multi warehouse

29. Internal warehouse and owner transferts

30. Multi stock level

31. Child – Parent

32. Reception / picking / replenishment / shipping

35. Pick Mixed Pallets

36. Severalmethods:

37. Per order (1 picker, 1 order)

38. In batch (1 picker, n orders)

39. Wavepicking (m pickers, n orders)

40. Zone picking: idem as wavepicking but split by zone

41. Estafette : idem as zone picking but with ‘pick’ and ‘pass’

42. Pick in sequence : strict order (DSV-Automotive)

43. Integratedwith

44. cycle counting (ex. count on zero)

45. In line VAL

46. Consolidation / packing

47. Outboundshipments / loadplannings

49. location, container, batch number, serial number, reception date, …

50. Multiple inventoryStatus(QC, damaged, etc…)

51. Location optimization

52. Counting in twomanners:

53. In line => duringoperationsbased on

54. Movements per item / on zero / treshold

55. Off Line => batch createdcountinglists

56. Based on templates and rules

57. Alwaysin real-time / RF / conditioned update

58. Audit trail of all inventory transactions

60. What is manufacturing ? “High amount of logistics operations combined with an enormous exchange of information, occasionally interrupted by some added value.” P. Collignon (Volvo Europe Truck)

61. More than distribution Integration WMS and MES Different modules - 1 application Material management Production execution Inbound and outbound VAL Additional handlings during the flow QC / Labeling / Restacking / ... Linked with logistics actions Kitting Packing and grouping individually separate but related items together as one unit With our without product structure and/or component consumption 23 Dynaman OMS

62. More than distribution Assembly / light manufacturing Product structures (BOM’s) – Bill of labour (Routings) Material issue Output registrations Consumption registration Time registration Labour Machine Client and CAP registrations 24 Dynaman OMS

63. 25 Dynaman OMS

64. Functional perspective 26

65. Visibility in client Reports on central server Automatic distribution 27 Extension of standard reporting

66. Security, interfacing, logging and technology User types linked to menu structures Interfacing and EDI communication: SSIS Extended logging Technology Performance Stored procedures -> modifications SQL server 28