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Microsoft? Business Solutions—Axapta ? Production Series I Introduction Things you need to know Class Information Starting time Ending time Breaks Lunch Facilities Restrooms Telephones Overview Objectives Chapter 1: Introduction To Production Bill of Materials (BOM) Work Centers Routes Production Orders Overview Bill of Materials (BOM) The BOM is one of the most important documents in a manufacturing company. Before a company can produce a product, it needs to know what components are to be included how many of these components are needed to make the end product. The BOM shows the Ingredients Components Parts Raw Materials required to make one finished item. Overview Work Centers Microsoft Axapta defines Works Centers as the company’s total working resources. Each work center can be grouped or defined as an area that performs a specific task in relation to the assembly of a finished product. A work center could be a Machine Tool Vendor human resource Overview Routes The route determines the process steps of how a finished product is produced. The BOM defines what materials are required. The Work Center defines where the item is produced. The Route determines the sequence of events to build the finished product. Overview Production Orders Once these building blocks are put together they can be used to create a production order. A production order releases raw materials so that they can be used in the manufacturing of a finished good. A production order in Microsoft Axapta contains all of the information required for production. It contains BOM Work Center Route requirements so that the finished product can be made. Bill of Material – Relations Structure Work Center Structure Work Center Types Work Center Types Vendor, used when the group consists of external work centers or subcontractors Human Resource, used when the group consists of one or more people Machine, used when the group is made up of similar machines Tool, use