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I'm hoping someone can offer some insight into how manipulating routing Queue and Move times impacts capacity regarding how Bpcs plans orders at workcenters. We recently changed the lead time days for planned items to 4 days; we are using Bpcs 405cd. We discovered that some of our routings total time (Set Up, Run, Q, Move) was more than the lead time days. This caused the 'release date' to be later than the start date of the first operation; from a capacity standpoint the first operation start date was a day prior to when the system told us to open the shop order. In order to have the routing time be less than or equal to 4 days I removed 1 day worth of Move from the routing (example below). I was expecting the result to be that the first operation start date would be equal to the release date-the first operation start date would move to a day later. This did not happen. Of the 6 planned items that had the 1 day of Move removed, 4 planned items actually had the first operation start date move to a day earlier, and 2 didn't change. Since, I believe, Bpcs backward propagates to get operation start times, when removing Queue or Move times, should the operation start times move to a later date/time and not an earlier date/time? Any insight into how Bpcs manages this would be greatly appreciated. Marc Graff Production Control Manager States Industries, Inc. (541) 688-7871 ext. 283
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