Demand Driven Planner(DDP) Class Vancouver BC 23-24 Jan 2020

Thursday, 23 January 2020 8:30 AM - Friday, 24 January 2020 5:00 PM PST

6515 Bonsor Ave, Burnaby, BC, V5H 3E8, Canada

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Thursday, 23 January 2020 8:30 AM - Friday, 24 January 2020 5:00 PM PST

Firefighters Public house, 6515 Bonsor Ave, Burnaby, BC, V5H 3E8, Canada.

Demand Driven MRP - DDP (Demand Driven Planner Professional) 2 Day Class 

 Details:

>Class will be cancelled if min enrollment is not met
>Two day class (14 contact hours) Class limited to 16
>830am to 5pm
>Students have the option to take the DDI DDPP certification following the class.  $250 usd.  Contact the instructor for any questions.  Further info
HERE

>Roberta McPhail will be the instructor (certified DDI Master Trainer) - EMAIL

>Lunch coffee and refreshments included
>Class qualifies for 14 APICS certification maint points.

 

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The Demand Driven Planner Program is designed for planning, purchasing and supply chain personnel responsible for implementing and maintaining a DDMRP implementation.  Designed by the leading authorities on DDMRP at the Demand Driven Institute, the Demand Driven Planner program is comprised of 13 modules of in-depth DDMRP education. The DDP Program is THE official preparatory course for the Demand Driven Planner Professional (DDPP)™ certification exam.

 

Note: Each participant of the DDP will receive a certificate of completion from the Demand Driven Institute

 


About:

Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning is a formal multi-echelon planning and execution method to protect and promote the flow of relevant information through the establishment and management of strategically placed decoupling point stock buffers.  DDMRP combines some of the still relevant aspects of Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and Distribution Requirements Planning (DRP) with the pull and visibility emphases found in Lean and the Theory of Constraints and the variability reduction emphasis of Six Sigma.  These elements are successfully blended through key points of innovation in the DDMRP method.  DDMRP is the supply order generation and management engine of a Demand Driven Operating Model (DDOM).

 

Check out this introductory Video


Students will take away from this program all the details needed to launch their own DDRMP projects.  Included in the class will be demonstration and sharing of an excel pilot worksheet.   An introduction to the complete business case will be done.


DDP course preparation:

 

The official text of the DDP is Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning V2 (Ptak and Smith, Industrial Press 2018) (OPTIONAL)T

Program attendees should consider reviewing Precisely Wrong – Why Conventional Planning Fails and How to Fix It (Ptak and Smith, Industrial Press, 2017)

Program attendees should visit the DDMRP - All in One Page on this website.

Program attendees should review the Demand Driven Institute Dictionary.


 Course Outline

DDP Program Content
Module 1: MRP in the Modern World – the materials challenge in the 21st Century

·         Key questions for planning and flexibility

·         Dealing with Variability

·         Materials or Capacity - Where to Focus First

·         Continued Relevancy of MRP formal planning

·         The Challenge of MRP in Today’s Environment

·         MRP and Pull-Based Methods (e.g. Lean, DBR)

·         The Stagnation of MRP

·         The MRP Conflict

Module 2: Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning Introduction

·         What does “Demand Driven” mean?

·         Blending Independence and Dependence

·         Part Types in DDMRP

·         Planning and Execution

·         The Five Primary Components of Demand Driven MRP

·         DDMRP Comparison to Past Practices

Module 3: Strategic Inventory Positioning

·         The Positioning Factors

·         ASR Lead Time

·         ASR Lead Time and Matrix BOMs

Module 4: Distribution Network Positioning

·         Distribution network factors

·         Cumulative variability

·         Demand driven versus push and promote

·         Network Configurations and Options

Module 5: Buffer Profile and Level Determination

·         Inventory – Asset or Liability

·         Buffer Profiles

·         Buffer Zones

·         Calculating Buffer Levels

·         Continuous Improvement and Buffers

·         Buffer Level Summary

Module 6: Dynamic Buffers

·         Recalculated Adjustments

·         Planned Adjustments

·         Manual Adjustments

Module 7: Demand Driven Planning – Stocked Parts

·         Part Planning Designations

·         The DDMRP Planning Process

·         Supply Order Generation for Stocked Items

·         DDDRP Supply Order Generation Considerations

·         Supply Generation for Non-Stocked Items

·         Decoupled Explosion

Module 8: Highly Visible and Collaborative Execution

·         Challenging Priority by Due Date

·         Buffer Status Alerts

·         Synchronization Alerts

·         Execution Collaboration

Module 9: DDMRP and Master Scheduling

·         DDMRP Impacts to a Master Production Schedule

·         DDMRP and Capacity Scheduling Implications

·         DDMRP and Sales and Operations Planning

·         DDMRP impacts to ERP

Module 10: DDMRP Performance Reporting and Analytics

·         DDMRP Performance Reporting

·         Analytics

·         Summary

 

Cancellation policy

7 days before event.   Tickets may be transferred.  Email the Admin. 

Roberta McPhail

Roberta McPhail is currently an independent consultant and trainer specializing in Supply Chain and Project Management\ERP. In her 30 plus year career, she has extensive cross functional experience in all levels of Supply chain with a focus on continuous improvement. Roberta brings to the table expert knowledge in the areas of: Project Scheduling, Master scheduling, repetitive/lean scheduling, forecasting, demand mgt, international procurement, distribution planning and MRP\ERP systems. Roberta has held senior level positions responsible for the planning, execution and distribution processes for multi-site multinational manufacturing companies. This would include senior planning responsibilities for both China and Indian Operations. Roberta is certified CPIM, CIRM, DDPP, DDLP,, CLTD and PMP. She currently is teaching APICS certification classes as a Master Instructor for the APICS Vancouver chapter via British Columbia Institute of Technology and Camosun College as well as corporate engagements thru out Western Canada. She is the 1st instructor in Canada to become both DDPP and DDLP instructor endorsed from the Demand Driven

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