WO2004026741A1 - 部品在庫量管理装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a parts inventory management device that manages parts inventory.
- the inventory quantity is managed over time in the logistics route from the parts being shipped from the parts maker to being supplied to the parts orderer and used for manufacturing the product Desirable.
- the distribution route from the component manufacturer to the assembly factory differs for each component. For example, if the parts manufacturer is very close to the assembly factory, the parts will be delivered directly from the parts manufacturer to the assembly factory, while if the parts manufacturer is located far from the assembly factory, the relay warehouse will be installed. May be brought in via Therefore, it is desirable to have a configuration that can easily cope with such a difference in the distribution route of parts in the management of the stock amount.
- an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and to manage the stock quantity over time during a lead time from ordering a part to actually delivering the part and completing it as a product. It is an object of the present invention to provide a parts inventory management device that can easily cope with differences in parts distribution routes. In addition, a parts inventory management system that can be used to determine the amount of inventory that can be reliably used in the manufacture of products, taking into account who owns and confirms the quantity of parts in the distribution route. To provide.
- the present invention provides a component inventory management device for managing the inventory of components constituting a product, as described in claim 1 described below, wherein the component is provided by a component manufacturer.
- the inventory amount confirming means includes a warehoused amount confirming unit that confirms a warehoused amount of parts in the plurality of processes, and a warehoused amount confirmation unit that confirms a warehoused amount of parts in the plurality of processes. And wherein the inventory amount of the component is obtained based on the difference between the confirmed incoming amount and the outgoing amount.
- the configuration is such that the inventory amount is obtained based on the difference between the component storage and retrieval amounts in a plurality of processes, the inventory amount can be grasped more accurately.
- the stock amount checking means checks the stock amount of the component based on stock amount information from the component maker.
- the stock quantity is configured to be the stock quantity to be subtracted when ordering the parts.
- each of the stock quantities in each process divided over time can be selected as whether or not to be the stock quantity to be subtracted when ordering parts. It can be easily handled. Note that the value obtained by subtracting the inventory amount to be subtracted from the required amount of parts in the production plan is the order amount to the parts manufacturer.
- the selective use unit selects the second inventory amount checking unit. It was configured to be used.
- the stock quantity that became the asset of the parts orderer that is, the stock quantity that can be reliably used for the production of products is set as the stock quantity to be subtracted. , So that more appropriate inventory management can be performed.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram showing a parts inventory amount management device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing an operation of calculating a part order quantity in a host computer of the apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a table showing stock quantity information displayed on the display of each terminal computer based on the stock quantity database of the apparatus shown in FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram showing a parts inventory amount management device according to this embodiment.
- reference numeral 10 indicates a parts inventory management device.
- the parts inventory management device 10 is arranged in each process of a host computer 12 equipped with various databases and arithmetic programs (described later), and a part distribution route (part movement route from the component maker to the assembly plant). It comprises a plurality of terminal consoles connected to the host computer 12 via a communication network such as the Internet. .
- the first parts manufacturer 14 manufactures parts A in accordance with an order from an assembly plant (parts orderer) 16.
- the first parts maker 14 includes a computer 14C for the first parts maker, sends out the production amount and the shipment amount of the part A to the host computer 12 and calculates the parts A by the host computer 12 as described later. Receives the order information of part A and displays it on the display.
- Parts A manufactured by the first parts maker 14 are loaded on the first means of transport (freight truck) 18 and are relay warehouses located between the first parts maker 14 and the assembly plant 16. Ships to 20.
- the first transportation means 18 loaded with the part A arrives at the parking lot 22 of the relay warehouse 20, the part A is unloaded.
- a computer for parking lot (computer for parking lot for relay warehouse) 22 C is arranged, and the stock amount (arrival amount) of part A is sent to the host computer 12.
- the part A unloaded at the parking lot 22 is carried into the warehouse 24 after the type and quantity of the part A have been confirmed by inspection by the parts orderer.
- Inspection is carried out by inputting the information on the bar code attached to the box in which part A is packed into a computer via a reader. It is assumed that the orderer confirms the stock quantity of the part A from the acceptance, and the ownership of the inspected part A is transferred from the first part maker 14 to the orderer. In other words, the part A delivered to the warehouse 24 becomes the asset of the part supplier.
- a warehouse computer 24 C is disposed in the warehouse 24, and sends out the storage amount of the part A to the host computer 12.
- Parts A stored in warehouse 24 are assembled at an assembly plant 1
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- 26C a computer for a temporary storage room (computer for a temporary storage room for warehouse) 26C is arranged, and the temporary storage amount of the part A is sent to the host computer overnight 12.
- the parts A temporarily stored in the temporary storage area 26 are loaded on the second transportation means (cargo truck) 28 and transported to the assembly factory 16.
- the second transportation means 28 carrying the part A arrives at the parking lot 30 of the assembly plant 16, the part A is unloaded.
- Parking lot (assembly factory parking lot) 30 is equipped with a parking lot evening (assembly factory parking lot computer) 30 C, and sends out the stock (arriving) of part A to the host computer 12. I do.
- the part A unloaded at the parking lot 30 is stored in a temporary storage (a temporary storage for an assembly plant) 32.
- the temporary storage 32 is provided with a temporary storage computer (a computer for an assembly factory temporary storage) 32 C, which sends the temporary storage amount of the part A to the host computer 12.
- the parts A temporarily stored in the temporary storage 32 are delivered to the line side 34 at a predetermined time and used for manufacturing products (for example, automobiles).
- the line side 34 is equipped with a line side computer 34 C, and sends product production results to the host computer 12.
- the part A where the defect is found is handled as a defective product on the line side 34 and is moved to the defective product storage 36.
- the defective item storage 36 has a defective item storage store overnight 36C, and sends out the quantity of defective items to the host computer 12.
- the second part maker 40 manufactures the part B according to an order from the assembly factory 16.
- the second part manufacturer 40 includes a second part manufacturer computer 40 C, which sends the production amount of the part B to the host computer 12 and the parts calculated by the host computer 12. Receives the order information of B and displays it on the display.
- the part B manufactured by the second part maker 40 is loaded on the third transportation means (freight truck) 42 and transported to the assembly factory 16.
- part B is unloaded. It is.
- the part B unloaded at the parking lot 30 is inspected by the parts orderer, and after confirming the type and termination of the part B, the part B is moved to the temporary storage 32 and further carried into the line side 34. Is done.
- the confirmation of the stock quantity of the part B is carried out by the parts orderer from this inspection, and the ownership of the parts B, whose inspection has been completed, is transferred from the second parts manufacturer 40 to the parts orderer. And That is, the part B delivered to the line side 34 becomes the asset of the part orderer.
- Each of the terminal computers 30 C, 32 C, 34 C, and 36 C in the assembly plant 16 has information on the quantity of the part B in addition to the information on the quantity of the part A in the host computer 12. Send out. .
- the completed product is sold to the user through the store 44.
- the store 44 is equipped with a store computer 44 C and sends information on sold (closed) products to the host computer 12.
- each terminal combination (excluding the computer for dealers 44C) arranged in multiple processes over time in the logistics route requires the inventory of parts (the temporary storage volume) in each process. ), And sends (transmits) the information to the host computer 12 via a communication network such as the Internet.
- the stock amount of each process is obtained based on the difference between the incoming and outgoing amounts of each process.
- the inventory amount (arrival amount) at the parking lot (transport warehouse parking lot) 22 is the quantity of parts obtained by subtracting the quantity of parts delivered to the warehouse 24 from the quantity of parts arriving at the parking lot 22.
- the inventory amount can be grasped more accurately by obtaining the inventory amount based on the difference between the component storage and retrieval amounts in a plurality of processes.
- each terminal computer receives the stock information of parts calculated by the host computer 12 as described later, and displays the information on each display.
- the host computer 12 creates various databases based on the information input as described above, and orders parts based on the created database. Run multiple programs needed to do this.
- the host computer 12 creates a sales information database (DZB) 50 based on the sales information of the product sent from the dealer computer 44C.
- a production result database 52 is created based on the production result information sent from the line-side computer 34C.
- the host computer 12 creates an inventory data base 54 based on the information on the inventory of parts sent from a plurality of computers arranged in each step of the parts distribution route.
- a production plan for a certain period is drafted based on the created sales information database 50 and the production results database 52, and a production planning database 58 is created.
- the part development program 60 calculates the type and required quantity of parts used in the product based on the created production plan database 58, and creates a required parts database 62.
- the parts order quantity is calculated based on the actual stock quantity stored in the stock quantity database 54 and the parts required quantity database 62, and the parts order quantity database 66 is calculated. create.
- the second part order quantity calculation program 68 the first parts order quantity is calculated based on the production results database 52, the parts required quantity database 62, and the parts order history database (described later). The order quantity of parts is calculated in the same manner as the calculation program 64, and the order quantity database 66 is created. However, one of the first part order quantity calculation program 64 and the second part order quantity calculation program 68 is determined by the calculation method selection program 72 based on the part information database 70 stored in advance. Is selected and used. Note that the part information database 70 stores the price, size, lead time from the part manufacturer of the order, and the like.
- the parts ordering program 74 places an order for parts based on the parts order quantity database 66, and stores the contents of the order in the parts order history database 76, and updates it.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the operation of calculating the order quantity of parts in the host computer 12.
- Parts expansion program 60 based on sales information (sales information database 50) and past production results (production results database 52), A production plan is created for the number of parts to be produced (production planning program 56), and then the process proceeds to S12, where parts are developed based on the planned production plan, and the type and number of required parts (part required quantity) are calculated. (Parts expansion program 60).
- the process proceeds to S14, where it is determined whether the price of the part stored in the parts information database 70 is high (calculation method selection program 72).
- the price of a part is, for example, a unit price per lot, and may be a fixed price or a price that fluctuates according to the number of ordered lots.
- the judgment in S14 is to judge which is more effective: cost reduction due to mass production effect due to large-volume ordering, or cost reduction due to inventory reduction. I don't want it to survive, so for simplicity, I'll stop here to determine if the price is high.
- the processing after S14 is performed for each part.
- FIG. 3 is a table showing the stock amount information displayed on the display of each terminal computer based on the stock amount data base 54.
- the logistics process from the parts being shipped from the parts manufacturer to being delivered to the line side of the assembly factory is divided into the above-mentioned multiple steps over time and displayed.
- the information on the stock of parts sent from the computer located at the site is displayed. That is, the inventory amount for each process is displayed collectively, and operators assigned to each process can be managed (confirmed) collectively.
- the inventory amount in the distribution route can be managed over time, so that the inventory amount can be grasped more accurately.
- N”, “ ⁇ ”, and “one” in the inventory recognition column indicate whether or not the inventory amount in the process is recognized as actual inventory. “ ⁇ ” indicates that it is not recognized as actual inventory, and “ ⁇ ” indicates that it is recognized as actual inventory. Also, “1” indicates that there is no process corresponding to the part. " ⁇ ", “ ⁇ ”, and “-” in these inventory recognition columns can be arbitrarily selected by the operator for each part.
- the inventory that has been accepted by the parts orderer has been completed.
- the stock quantity confirmed by the stock quantity information from the product orderer is designated as “Y”, and the stock quantity confirmed by the stock quantity information from the component manufacturer is designated as “ ⁇ ”.
- the total inventory that became the asset of the parts orderer was recognized as actual inventory (excluding defective products).
- part ⁇ a total of 760 parts that exist from the warehouse 24 in the relay warehouse 20 to the line side 34 in the assembly plant 16 are recognized as the actual inventory quantity
- the part B In this case, a total of 350 units existing in the temporary storage 32 in the assembly plant 16 and in the line 34 are recognized as the actual inventory.
- the method of calculating the order quantity of parts from S16 to S18 is a so-called MRP method, which can minimize the stock amount and also enables a stable supply of parts. .
- each of the stock quantities in each process divided over time is recognized as the actual stock quantity, that is, subtracted from the required quantity of parts in the production plan when calculating the parts order quantity Since it is configured to be able to select whether or not to set the stock quantity to be subtracted, it is possible to easily cope with a difference in a part distribution route.
- the stock quantity that became the asset of the part orderer that is, the stock quantity that can be reliably used for product manufacturing
- the stock quantity to be subtracted is configured as the stock quantity to be subtracted. Therefore, more appropriate inventory management can be performed.
- the result in S14 is negative, then proceed to S22, and calculate the tentative inventory amount based on the production results and the parts order history (first Part order quantity calculation program 6 4).
- the temporary stock quantity is, specifically, a calculated stock quantity calculated by subtracting the production results (that is, the actual amount of used parts) from the past parts ordered quantity.
- the process proceeds to S24, where the provisional inventory is allocated from the required parts, and the long-term (for example, one week) part order quantity is calculated as compared with the above-described MRP method from S16 to S18.
- the first parts order quantity calculation program 64 and place an order with the parts manufacturer in S20 (Part ordering program 7 4).
- Part order quantity calculation method for S22 to S24 inventory quantity cannot be managed as well as the MRP method of S16 to S18, but large-volume ordering and bulk transportation of parts are required. Since it is possible, mass production effects can be obtained in terms of unit costs and transportation costs.
- two different parts order quantity calculation methods are selected and used based on the part information (price), so that the parts order quantity calculation for each part is performed.
- the method can be easily changed, and the advantages of two different parts order quantity calculation methods can be effectively obtained.
- the parts inventory amount management device 10 that manages the inventory amount of the components (parts A and B) constituting the product includes: Until the parts are shipped from the parts manufacturer (first parts manufacturer 14, second parts manufacturer 40) and supplied to the parts orderer (assembly factory 16) until they are used to manufacture the products
- the logistics process is divided into multiple processes over time (in transit, in parking lots, in warehouses, temporary storage locations, linesides, etc.), and inventory checks are performed to check the inventory of the parts in the multiple processes Means (each terminal computer 14C, 22C, 24C, 26C, 30C, 32C, 34C, 36C, 40C), information on the confirmed inventory amount That sends inventory information via a communication means (communication network such as the Internet) (Each terminal computer), and aggregating the sent information, inventory management means for collectively managing (host computer 1 2), and so comprises a city.
- a communication means communication network such as the Internet
- the inventory amount confirming means includes a warehoused amount confirming unit (each terminal computer) for confirming a warehoused amount of parts in the plurality of processes, and a warehoused amount confirmation unit (confirmed) for confirming the warehoused amount of parts in the plurality of processes.
- Each terminal computer is configured to obtain the stock amount of the parts based on the difference between the confirmed incoming amount and the outgoing amount.
- the stock quantity checking means includes: first stock quantity checking means (each terminal computer) for checking the stock quantity of the component based on stock quantity information from the component maker; A second stock quantity checking means (each terminal computer) for checking the stock quantity of the parts based on the information, and the first stock quantity checking means and the second stock quantity means.
- Selective use means (each terminal computer or host computer 12) that selects and uses one of the inventory quantity confirmation means based on predetermined conditions (whether or not the acceptance by the parts orderer has been completed). " ⁇ ", " ⁇ ", "one"), and the stock quantity management means subtracts the stock quantity confirmed by the second stock quantity confirmation means at the time of ordering the parts. It was configured to be the inventory amount (actual inventory amount).
- the selection and use unit is configured to select and use the second inventory amount checking unit when the component becomes an asset of the component orderer.
- the inventory for which inspection has been completed is recognized as the actual inventory, but this is not a limitation.
- the parts ⁇ and ⁇ are recognized as the actual inventory according to the lead time, etc.
- the time at which the process is performed may be appropriately set for each component.
- process of performing the inspection and the process of using the parts as assets of the parts orderer are not limited to the above, and may be changed as appropriate according to the contract between the parts manufacturer and the parts orderer or the distribution route.
- the inventory amount is changed over time during the lead time from the ordering of parts to the actual delivery and completion of the product (in transit, in a parking lot, in a warehouse, in a temporary storage, at a line side, etc.).
- a parts inventory management device that can manage the parts in a short time and can easily cope with differences in parts distribution routes.
- we provide a parts inventory management system that takes into account who owns and confirms the quantity of parts in the logistics route, and can ascertain the amount of inventory that can be reliably used for product manufacturing. can do.
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