Item master management in the engineer-to-order supply chain

Diplomityöntavoitteena on tutkia, kuinka nimiketiedon hallinnalla voidaan parantaa kustannustehokkuutta projektiohjautuvassa toimitusketjussa. Työn kohdeyritys on Konecranes Oyj:n tytäryhtiö Konecranes Heavy Lifting Oy. Nimiketiedon hallinta liittyy läheisesti tuotetiedon hallintaan. Teoriaosassa käsitellään toimitusketjuympäristön tekijöitä, modulaarisuuden ja asiakaskohtaisuuden ongelmallisuutta sekä informaatiovirran vaikutuksia eri toiminnoissa. Yritysosassa vertaillaan konsernitason kahta liiketoiminta-aluetta strategiavalintojen, tuotteiden modulaarisuuden sekä tilaus-toimitusprosessissa liikkuvan nimikeinformaation perusteella. Diplomityön tuloksena annetaan suuntaviivat; nimikemassan eheytykseen, strategisten nimikkeiden tunnistamiseen ja määrittämiseen, nimikkeiden hallintaan sekä master-datan sijoittamiseen tietojärjestelmäympäristöön.

Magni Ducatus Finlandiae Russiae partim, partim Sueciae subjecti Sinus item Bothnici ac Finnici nova et accurata delinaetio - [Yleisnäkymä - Overview]

S.l. : Georg. Aug. Vind ca 1750

Magni ducatus Finlandiae Russiae partim, partim Sueciae subjecti; Sinus item Bothnici ac Finnici nova et accurata delineatio. Calamo et sumtibus Tobiae Conradi Lotter, Geogr. Aug. Vind. Cum Priv. S. Vic. in part. Rheni Suev. et Franc. juris.

Mittakaava [N. 1:1800000]. - Ulkoasu: 1 kartta : vär. ; 48,5 x 56,7 cm, lehti 50,2 x 58,5 cm.

Magni ducatus Finlandiae Russiae partim, partim Sueciae subjecti; Sinus item Bothnici ac Finnici nova et accurata delineatio. Calamo et sumtibus Matthaei Seutteri, S.C.M. Geogr. Aug. Vind. Cum Priv. S. Vic. in part. Rheni Suev. et Franc. juris

Mittakaava: [N. 1:1800000]. - Ulkoasu: 1 kartta : vär. ; 49 x 57,8 cm, lehti 53,5 x 64,3 cm.

Joannis Schefferi Argentoratensis Lapponia, Id est, Regionis Lapponum et gentis nova et verissima descriptio. In qua multa de origine, superstitione, sacris magicis, victu, cultu, negotiis Lapponum, item animalium, metallorumque indole quae in terris eorum proveniunt, hactenus incognita. Produntur, [et] eiconibus adjectis cum cura illustrantur

Added engraved title page: Joannis Schefferi Argentoratensis Lapponia.

De Sveo-Gothis, qvi vixerunt seculis post natum Christum, duobus primis: tradens fidei eorum articulos, ac conversorum nomina, sed cumprimis probans ecclesiae existentiam apud illos, seculo Christi secundo: docens item modum ejus tam propagatae in omnes provincias, quam auctae plurimum in provinciis cunctis

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De Sveo-Gothis, qui vixerunt seculo primo, post natum Christum, praemissis quibusdam generalibus, pertinentibus ad tempora antiqviora; ostendens, quod hic'tunc fuit aliqua Dei ecclesia; item, quando illa coepit & quanta fuit?

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Item-level life-cycle model for maintenance network – from cost to additional value

The importance of industrial maintenance has been emphasized during the last decades; it is no longer a mere cost item, but one of the mainstays of business. Market conditions have worsened lately, investments in production assets have decreased, and at the same time competition has changed from taking place between companies to competition between networks. Companies have focused on their core functions and outsourced support services, like maintenance, above all to decrease costs. This new phenomenon has led to increasing formation of business networks. As a result, a growing need for new kinds of tools for managing these networks effectively has arisen. Maintenance costs are usually a notable part of the life-cycle costs of an item, and it is important to be able to plan the future maintenance operations for the strategic period of the company or for the whole life-cycle period of the item. This thesis introduces an itemlevel life-cycle model (LCM) for industrial maintenance networks. The term item is used as a common definition for a part, a component, a piece of equipment etc. The constructed LCM is a working tool for a maintenance network (consisting of customer companies that buy maintenance services and various supplier companies). Each network member is able to input their own cost and profit data related to the maintenance services of one item. As a result, the model calculates the net present values of maintenance costs and profits and presents them from the points of view of all the network members. The thesis indicates that previous LCMs for calculating maintenance costs have often been very case-specific, suitable only for the item in question, and they have also been constructed for the needs of a single company, without the network perspective. The developed LCM is a proper tool for the decision making of maintenance services in the network environment; it enables analysing the past and making scenarios for the future, and offers choices between alternative maintenance operations. The LCM is also suitable for small companies in building active networks to offer outsourcing services for large companies. The research introduces also a five-step constructing process for designing a life-cycle costing model in the network environment. This five-step designing process defines model components and structure throughout the iteration and exploitation of user feedback. The same method can be followed to develop other models. The thesis contributes to the literature of value and value elements of maintenance services. It examines the value of maintenance services from the perspective of different maintenance network members and presents established value element lists for the customer and the service provider. These value element lists enable making value visible in the maintenance operations of a networked business. The LCM added with value thinking promotes the notion of maintenance from a “cost maker” towards a “value creator”.