Webinar: Embracing Mixed-Mode Manufacturing with Oracle Manufacturing Cloud

In the dynamic landscape of today’s markets, meeting evolving customer demands is paramount for sustaining competitiveness and profitability. Manufacturing practices and strategies play a pivotal role in enabling organizations to cater to market fluctuations while delivering innovative products. Embracing modern best practices, notably mixed-mode manufacturing, stands as a cornerstone for achieving sustained success.

Webinar Overview:

Join our exclusive webinar this month, featuring Mahesh Naalla, an Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) expert. In this session, Mahesh will unravel the complexities and advantages of mixed-mode manufacturing, providing a comprehensive crash course on leveraging Oracle Manufacturing Cloud.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Navigating Mixed-Mode Manufacturing: Gain an in-depth understanding of mixed-mode manufacturing and its significance in today’s manufacturing landscape. Explore how this approach integrates discreet and process manufacturing within a unified system to address diverse production requirements.

2. Insights into Oracle Manufacturing Cloud: Explore the functionalities and capabilities of Oracle Manufacturing Cloud. Learn how this solution facilitates seamless integration, enables enhanced production efficiency, and empowers organizations to adapt swiftly to changing market demands.

3. Benefits of Integration: Discover the tangible benefits of integrating discreet and process manufacturing into a single system. Understand how this integration streamlines operations, optimizes resource utilization, and fosters agility in responding to customer demands.

4. Best Practices and Case Studies: Delve into best practices for implementing mixed-mode manufacturing strategies using Oracle Manufacturing Cloud. Learn from real-world case studies showcasing successful integration and its transformative impact on manufacturing operations.

Who Should Attend:

This webinar is designed for manufacturing professionals, supply chain managers, operations leaders, and decision-makers seeking insights into modern manufacturing strategies. It provides a valuable opportunity to grasp the intricacies of mixed-mode manufacturing and understand how Oracle Manufacturing Cloud can revolutionize production practices.

In an era where agility and responsiveness are paramount, understanding mixed-mode manufacturing and harnessing the capabilities of Oracle Manufacturing Cloud can set the stage for manufacturing excellence. Join us for this enlightening webinar with Mahesh Naalla as he demystifies mixed-mode manufacturing and illustrates its potential in driving operational efficiency and meeting dynamic market demands.

While traditional ERP systems force companies to choose either a discrete or process manufacturing system and outsource activities (one of the two manufacturing modes), Oracle Manufacturing Cloud – a key component of Oracle Supply Chain Management Cloud – enables manufacturers to plan and execute both discrete and process manufacturing in the same plant, the same work center, or even the same item. This modern business approach is key to eliminating limitations in control, lead-time, and quality.

Mahesh will talk you through mixed mode functionality of manufacturing cloud along with other important features. He will discuss best-practice implementation details including high level setups, data migration and integration with other systems. You can also expect to learn about best practices for managing your shop floor efficiently using cloud-based manufacturing solutions.

Join this webinar to learn about:

-> The role mixed-mode manufacturing plays in creating a more flexible supply chain

-> How you can execute both discrete and process manufacturing in the same plant, the same work center, or even the same item using mixed-mode manufacturing in Oracle Manufacturing Cloud

-> The look and feel of the new Oracle Manufacturing Cloud system

-> Great features that Oracle Manufacturing Cloud provides

-> How you can simplify the day-to-day activities of your manufacturing team

When: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 from 02:00 PM (ET)