Implementing Manufacturing and Materials Management: From Empty Plant to Costed Work Order · Module 6 · Quick Setup and the Conference Room Pilot
Why we built it manually first
Lesson 53 of 188 · 2 min
Let us deal with the complaint first, because you are about to have it. Yes. There is a gear icon, and it would have done a good deal of the previous flagship module in about ten minutes. Here is why you did it by hand. Quick setup creates objects you must be able to fix. When it makes an assumption you did not want, you are editing objects you have never built — you do not know which page they live on, what a correct one looks like, or which of its thirty parameters it just decided for you. That is a bad first encounter. Build it once by hand and the accelerator becomes a shortcut; start with the accelerator and it becomes a black box you are slightly afraid of. What it is genuinely good for: conference room pilots — which is why these two topics share a module…
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In this module: Module 6 · Quick Setup and the Conference Room Pilot
- 1Why we built it manually first
- 2What quick setup covers
- 3Facilities quick setup
- 4Verifying what it built
- 5The conference room pilot as a techniqueFree preview
- 6Running a two-day pilotFree preview
- 7What breaks
- 8Lab: build it fast, then plan the pilot