Shop floor scheduling is always the hottest debate in the ERP community.
In fact, it is so complex that most SMB companies end up managing their scheduling on spreadsheets.
Also, the problems are much worse when multiple systems might be involved in the architecture.
They each might claim how inadequate the other system is.
With no clear consensus on what works when it comes to scheduling.
One of the problems often discussed on the root causes of scheduling is the number of exceptions that the shop floor has to manage.
And the ever-changing nature of the schedule.
So can you ever fully automate shop floor scheduling?
Or would it always require manual interventions?
And if scheduling is this hard, how do larger companies manage their plants where the schedule of one plant may impact the other.
Let's hear from experts Dave Crysler, Dave Griffith, Bob Feathers, Chris Gherardini, Mark Lilly, and Sam Gupta as they share their insights on Shop Floor Scheduling.
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