MSD Total Supplier Performance and Inventory Control Keleigh

MSD Total Supplier Performance and Inventory Control Keleigh Bicknell, William Darlington, Alex Resnick, Brian Woodard

Overview • Problem Definition • Problem Statement • Customer Requirements & Engineering Metrics • Systems Design • Benchmarking • Functional Decomposition • Morphological Chart • Concept Development & Selection • System Architecture • Feasibility • High Level Process Map • Risk Analysis • Going Forward

Problem Definition

Problem Statement

Customer Requirements

Engineering Metrics

Systems Design

Benchmarking

Top Level Functions Purchasing Functional Decomposition

Inventory Functional Decomposition

Purchasing Functional Decomposition

System Architecture

Morphological Chart

Concept Development Five design concepts were generated through use of the morphological chart. The concept development matrix highlights the primary functions of the system and the design option for each concept displayed on the left.

Concept Selection

Feasibility: Purchasing - Web Based Form

1 Feasibility: Purchasing - Adding a Vendor 3 2

Feasibility: Purchasing - Active Request Tracking

Feasibility: Purchasing Support Tool

Purchasing Process Map

Feasibility: Tool Loan Out 1 2 3

Tool Loan Out Process Map

Feasibility: Scheduling 2 1 3

Scheduling Process Map

Going Forward

Project Plan

Risks Coding becomes overly complicated - Prevent by properly benchmarking and following best practices Student injury while unsupervised - Removed from scope, risk has been prevented Card Swipe vs Barcode - Reduce failure rate by researching options

Immediate Plan • Test prototypes with MSD Staff and Students • Perform time studies on current process • Begin database creation • Research SKU rationalization • Request Web Space on either www. rit. edu or apps. rit. edu (Christine)

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