Implementing Manufacturing and Materials Management: From Empty Plant to Costed Work Order · Module 2 · Security and Data Access
Lab: build the access grid for two plants
Lesson 20 of 188 · 3 min
Halden Works, and this scenario carries through the whole course, so learn its shape now. Halden Works operates two plants. Plant A makes finished assemblies. Plant B makes components and ships them to Plant A. There is one central warehouse organization holding raw material for both, and Finance runs one cost organization covering both plants. Staff: one manufacturing engineer covering both plants, one supervisor and two operators per plant, one inventory manager for the warehouse, one warehouse manager, one product data steward, one cost accountant. Two details are doing work there, pointed at rather than solved. The engineer covers both plants, so that row of the grid has two organizations in it — and it is the row people fill in for one. And one cost organization covers both plants, which is a different shape from the plant contexts and is easy to model as two. Eight deliverables, and the…
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In this module: Module 2 · Security and Data Access
- 1Why this is a third security model
- 2The roles a manufacturing project needs
- 3Provisioning implementation and business users
- 4Security contexts explained
- 5Granting inventory organization access
- 6Granting plant and cost organization access
- 7Segregation of duties on the shop floor
- 8What breaks
- 9Lab: build the access grid for two plants