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How to manage frequent engineering changes (ECO/ECR/ECN) effectively?
Features of Concurrent Design and Manufacturing
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Rapid specification changes
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Multiple specification changes
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Long production cycles
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Difficult inventory management
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Managing numerous product codes
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High customization rates
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Low volume, high variety production
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High technical barriers
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Challenges in quality control
Problems of Concurrent Design and Manufacturing
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How to handle excess inventory?
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How does the production scheduling work for changes?
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How to process a massive volume of change orders manually?
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How to coordinate with suppliers for changes when orders are already placed?
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How to make changes to already purchased materials?
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How to handle changes when goods have already been received?
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How to handle changes to materials that have already been issued?
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How to handle changes to products that have already been produced?
How to manage concurrent design and manufacturing?
Intelligent Change Management Platform
- Providing ECN(Engineering Change Notice) change operations for adding/removing/replacing/modifying components.
- Change approval process
- Updating the BOM (Bill of Materials) structure table in real time.
- Initiating order changes from the sales representative
Triggering an end-to-end change process.
- Automatically synchronize the generation of work orders and purchase order changes.
- Conduct audits to check completed documents.
Change Dynamic Analysis Platform
- Provide the number of material changes within a specific range.
- Provide the number of product changes within certain intervals.
- Provide the number of changes for a particular order.
- Analyze change responsibility attribution.
Operational Issues in Practice and Improvement Directions
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When R&D initiates material change operations through batch processing, the system automatically generates related change orders.
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After change orders are reviewed, the system automatically updates and adjusts the documents, creating a comprehensive historical trail.
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Regularly auditing inventory or utilizing intelligent inventory analysis to determine when quantities with an age exceeding a certain number of days can be replaced.
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Analyzing the cost of failures caused by statistical change data.
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Using statistical data on changes from various perspectives such as customer, order type, product type, etc., as a basis for improvement.
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