agile-plm系统简介

来数数国外的PLM系统。

1．PTC WindChill:PTC凭借其CAD软件的强大市场份额。

让其PLM产品Windchill也高踞PLM市场份额前列。

对于使用Pro/E的客户，PTC的PLM产品几乎可以说免费赠送。

只象征性的收取License费用。

当然，实施费用还是照收不误。

PTC还有一个PDM系统的简化版：Intralink，专门用来管理Pro/E的产出。

近几年，随着Java技术的成熟，PTC PLM产品无论在功能上还是在界面上都有了长足进步。

PTC Windchill的界面大量使用Java Applet技术。

这在管理上会增加些困难，但对使用者来说绝对超值。

本人曾经接触过一段时间Windchill，感觉真的相当不错。

当然，界面做得好不一定就好实施，由于Windchill的实施需要做大量的客制化。

对实施顾问来说就变得非常有难度。

通常，Windchill 实施的成功率在60%左右。

而且，由于版本之间的兼容问题。

版本升级是Windchill使用者的噩梦。

简单来说吧：几乎重来。

但是WindChill 也有一个其他PLM无法企及的功能：可以和PRO/E无缝集成。

Pro/E工具中做好的东西自动的在PLM系统中建立。

用户更本不需要另起界面进入PLM系统。

目前IBM在代理Windchill的实施。

估计也只有IBM才可以拍着胸脯对客户说：“包你成功”。

2．达索PLM Smarteam:达索当然也是凭借其强大的CAD工具CATIA一直在高端独占鳌头。

由于其CAD工具CATIA在飞机及汽车领域的霸主地位，其PLM Smarteam产品在这一市场也无人撼动。

达索PLM Smarteam从其PDM产品Enovia发展而来。

本人没有使用过期PLM Smarteam产品。

但是ENOVIA却使用一年以上时间。

常常对其强大的workflow功能津津乐道。

不知道其PLM产品变成什么样子了。

如果没记错的话，IBM 是达索所有产品的唯一实施伙伴。

Oracle® Agile Product Lifecycle Management for ProcessComputer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide Release 6.1E17147-02January 2012Oracle Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide, Release 6.1E17147-02Copyright © 1995, 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. Reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of this software, unless required by law for interoperability, is prohibited.The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. 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Oracle Corporation and its affiliates will not be responsible for any loss, costs, or damages incurred due to your access to or use of third-party content, products, or services.ContentsPreface (v)Audience (v)Variability of Installations (v)Documentation Accessibility (v)Related Documents (vi)Conventions (vi)1Introducing CACSOverview.................................................................................................................................................... 1-1 Touch Points with Other Applications................................................................................................. 1-1 Global Specification Management................................................................................................... 1-1 Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance Screening...................................................... 1-2 Accessing CACS................................................................................................................................. 1-2 2Using Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningCreating a New Compliance Screen..................................................................................................... 2-1 Computer Aided Compliance Screening Page.............................................................................. 2-2 Summary Tab.............................................................................................................................. 2-2 Summary Information Section........................................................................................... 2-2 CACS Constraints Tab............................................................................................................... 2-3 Compliance Constraints Section........................................................................................ 2-4Usage Approval Constraints Section................................................................................ 2-5Nutrient Constraints Section.............................................................................................. 2-5Extended Attribute Constraints Section........................................................................... 2-5Lower Level Screens Section.............................................................................................. 2-6 Related Screens Tab.................................................................................................................... 2-7 Copying a Compliance Screen............................................................................................................... 2-7 Running Screens Against Specifications............................................................................................. 2-7 CACS Review Parameters................................................................................................................. 2-7 Screen Results and Details................................................................................................................ 2-9iiiivPreface The Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningUser Guide contains instructions for administering Oracle Agile Product LifecycleManagement (PLM) for Process.This preface contains these topics:■Audience■Variability of Installations■Documentation Accessibility■Related Documents■ConventionsAudienceThis guide is intended for end users who are responsible for creating and managinginformation in Agile PLM for Process. Information about administering the systemresides in the Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Administrator User Guide.Variability of InstallationsDescriptions and illustrations of the Agile PLM for Process user interface included inthis manual may not match your installation. The user interface of Agile PLM forProcess applications and the features included can vary greatly depending on suchvariables as:■Which applications your organization has purchased and installed■Configuration settings that may turn features off or on■Customization specific to your organization■Security settings as they apply to the system and your user accountDocumentation AccessibilityOur goal is to make Oracle products, services, and supporting documentationaccessible to all users, including users that are disabled. To that end, ourdocumentation includes features that make information available to users of assistivetechnology. This documentation is available in HTML format, and contains markup tofacilitate access by the disabled community. Accessibility standards will continue toevolve over time, and Oracle is actively engaged with other market-leadingvtechnology vendors to address technical obstacles so that our documentation can beaccessible to all of our customers. For more information, visit the Oracle AccessibilityProgram Web site at /accessibility/.Accessibility of Code Examples in DocumentationScreen readers may not always correctly read the code examples in this document. Theconventions for writing code require that closing braces should appear on anotherwise empty line; however, some screen readers may not always read a line of textthat consists solely of a bracket or brace.Accessibility of Links to External Web Sites in DocumentationThis documentation may contain links to Web sites of other companies ororganizations that Oracle does not own or control. Oracle neither evaluates nor makesany representations regarding the accessibility of these Web sites.TTY Access to Oracle Support ServicesTo reach AT&T Customer Assistants, dial 711 or 1.800.855.2880. An AT&T CustomerAssistant will relay information between the customer and Oracle Support Services at1.800.223.1711. Complete instructions for using the AT&T relay services are available at/relay/tty/standard2.html. After theAT&T Customer Assistant contacts Oracle Support Services, an Oracle SupportServices engineer will handle technical issues and provide customer support accordingto the Oracle service request process.Related DocumentsFor more information, see the following documents in the Agile PLM for ProcessRelease 6.1 documentation set:■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Administrator User Guide■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Global Specification Management User Guide■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Release Notes. Up-to-date ReleaseNotes and other documentation are posted on Oracle Technology Network (OTN)at this location:/technetwork/documentation/agile-085940.html ConventionsThe following text conventions are used in this document:Convention Meaningboldface Boldface type indicates graphical user interface elements associatedwith an action, or terms defined in text or the glossary.italic Italic type indicates book titles, emphasis, or placeholder variables forwhich you supply particular values.monospace Monospace type indicates commands within a paragraph, URLs, codein examples, text that appears on the screen, or text that you enter.vi1Introducing CACS This chapter presents an overview of the Computer Aided Compliance Screeningapplication and describes a few basic features. Topics in this chapter include:■Overview■Touch Points with Other Applications■Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningOverviewComputer Aided Compliance Screening (CACS) is a configurable solution in whichyou can inspect specifications for compliance against any number of user-definedscreens. These screens can include several types of constraints and can be nested toenable more complex screening scenarios. You design constraints around compliancestandards, usage approval, nutritional attributes, and user-defined data that iscaptured using extended attributes.CACS screens are applied at three levels: raw materials, intermediate materials, andtop level materials. The screens are available during the product developmentlifecycle. This availability helps you achieve early detection of compliance issues.When running a compliance screen, you obtain feedback on compliance issuesthrough a red/green color code. You can then examine the results to search for the rootcauses of compliance deviations.Touch Points with Other ApplicationsCACS is integrated with several types of specifications in Global SpecificationManagement (GSM).Global Specification ManagementYou can run compliance screens against the following specification types in GlobalSpecification Management (GSM):■Trade specifications■Menu Item specifications■Product specifications■Material specifications■Formulation specificationsIntroducing CACS1-1Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance Screening■Packaging material specifications■Printed packaging specificationsFor more information, refer to "Running Screens Against Specifications" on page2-7,or refer to the Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Global SpecificationManagement User Guide.Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningAccessing CACSTo access the CACS application, select CACS from the left navigation panel, or selectCACS from the Applications top menu bar.For general information on using Agile PLM for Process software, see the Agile ProductLifecycle Management for Process Getting Started Guide.1-2Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide2Using Computer Aided Compliance Screening 2-1Using Computer Aided ComplianceScreeningThis chapter describes the capabilities and applied uses of the Computer Aided Compliance Screening product. It includes the following topics:■Creating a New Compliance Screen ■Copying a Compliance Screen ■Running Screens Against SpecificationsCreating a New Compliance ScreenUse the Computer Aided Compliance Screening (CACS) application to create and manage compliance screens. To create a new screen, click Create Newon the Computer Aided Compliance Search page.Figure 2–1Computer Aided Compliance Screening Search pageCreating a New Compliance Screen2-2Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide Computer Aided Compliance Screening PageScreens contain three tabs: Summary, CACS Constraints, and Related Screens, shown in Figure 2–2.Figure 2–2New pageSummary TabThe Summary tab of a CACS screen provides additional information that helps to uniquely identify the screen when you are searching using the search form. The tab also identifies where the screen is available to be used for compliance checking in other applications.Summary Information SectionThe Summary Information section consists of the following fields:Title — The user-defined title of the screenScreen # — A system-defined number associated with this screenDescription — The user-defined description of the screenAvailable In — The types of objects that are able to use the screenWhen you create a new screen, Title is the only field required to save the screen. When you click the search icon for the Available In field, a dialog box displays specifications and nutrient profiles that are able to use the screen, as shown in Figure 2–3.Creating a New Compliance ScreenFigure 2–3Objects available for screeningUse the add and remove selected data item icons () and () to select objects for screening, and then click Done . When multiple objects are added, the list ofconstraints available are based on the object with the fewest available constraints. For example, if you add packaging specifications, you only have Extended Attribute and Business Unit constraints to define since packaging specifications do not have nutrient or compliance constraints. See "CACS Constraints Tab" on page 2-3 for more information.Once you complete the Summary tab, click the CACS Constraints tab.CACS Constraints TabUse the CACS Constraints tab, shown in Figure 2–4, to provide the parameters, or rules, that a specification must comply with in order to pass the screening process.Build constraints around the following parameters:■Presence and/or concentration of allergens, additives, and sensitivities (intolerances)■Country of origin■General compliance (i.e. kosher, non-GM, organic, vegan, etc.)■Nutrient levels■Known usage restrictions (i.e. business unit, country, etc.)■Custom attributes (using extended attributes)Note:If the Available In data is not provided, the screen beingcreated is not available to run against specifications in GSM.Creating a New Compliance ScreenFigure 2–4CACS Constraints tabTo add a new constraint, identify which type of constraint needs to be added and thenclick Add New under the desired section. Each constraint category has a uniqueconfiguration.Compliance Constraints SectionFor each compliance constraint, do the following:1.Select a compliance attribute from the CACS Attributes dropdown list.2.Click the add data icon () to add the value for the attribute in the Value field.3.Set the constraint on the value in the Constraints field.4.Once you complete the setup for the constraint, click the apply changes icon ()to save the new constraint.For example, you might want to ensure there is no peanut or peanut oil in yourspecification. To set up a constraint verifying this, create a screen and add thefollowing constraint:■CACS Attribute—KTC Allergen (Known to Contain Allergen)■Value—Peanut / Peanut Oil■Constraint = 0Creating a New Compliance Screen When a specification is investigated with this screen, if there is any value defined on the specification for Peanut / Peanut Oil other than 0, the constraint will fail.Usage Approval Constraints SectionFor usage approval constraints, you will add a compliance attribute, define some combination of business unit, country, and concept and finally, set the constraint on the value. Once you have completed the setup for the constraint, click the apply changes icon () to save the new constraint.For example, you might want to make sure that all the specifications in a formulation are approved for use in Canada. To make sure that is the case, create a screen and add the following constraint:■CACS Attribute—AFUI Country (Approved for Use in Country)■Country—Canada■Constraint = 100When a specification is investigated with this screen, if there is any specification in the formula that is not approved for use in Canada, the constraint will fail.Nutrient Constraints SectionFor nutrient constraints, add a nutrient item and set the constraint on the nutrient. Once you have completed the setup for the constraint, select the apply changes icon () to save the new constraint.For example, you might want to make sure there is at least 10g of Vitamin C in a formula. To make sure that is the case, create a screen and add the following constraint:■Nutrient—Vitamin C■Constraint >= 10gWhen a specification is investigated with this screen, if the formula has a Vitamin C content that is less than 10g/100g, the constraint will fail.Extended Attribute Constraints SectionFor extended attribute constraints, add an extended attribute type and set the value on the extended attribute. Once you have completed the setup for the constraint, click the apply changes icon () to save the new constraint. The constraint varies based on the type of attribute you are using, but the results are returned similarly to all other constraints.You can add multiple constraints to any given screen.Note:The extended attributes that are available for screens are thosethat are marked as distinct and any of the following type: Boolean,Qualitative, Qualitative Lookup, Date, Numeric, Calculated Numeric,Quantitative Range, and Quantitative Tolerance. For moreinformation, refer to the Agile Product Lifecycle Management for ProcessAdministrator User Guide.Creating a New Compliance ScreenLower Level Screens SectionCACS screens are nested within a given screen to enable you to create complexscreening scenarios in a modular way. To link a screen to the screen that you arecreating, click Add New and use the search page to select the screens that you want tonest.Note:When the screen is investigating a specification, it will returnthe results for all nested screens at the same time.Figure2–5 represents what the CACS Constraints tab would look like given thescenarios above.Figure 2–5Constraints tabRunning Screens Against SpecificationsRelated Screens TabThe Related Screens tab shows parent screens based on the relationship established inthe Lower Level Screens section. When a screen is added as a lower level screen, itdisplays the specification that it was added to as a parent screen.Copying a Compliance ScreenClick Create Copy from the action menu to create a copy of the compliance screen. Anew screen number is assigned and displayed in the Screen # field. All other fields arecopied from the original screen.Note:The role [SCREEN_CREATOR] is required to use the copyfeature.Running Screens Against SpecificationsIn order to investigate a specification using a compliance screen, you must first selectthe GSM specification to investigate. Once you access the specification, click Tools >CACS from the action menu. This action opens a dialog box that you use to set up thereview parameters for screening.CACS Review ParametersCACS review parameters define the rules of investigation for the system. You mustselect the scope of the investigation and the screens to use. Figure2–6 shows the CACSReview Parameters section.The scope is the level of the hierarchy that you want to run the screens against. Thefollowing levels are available:■Top Level — Interrogates the specification that you are currently on.■Intermediate Processes — Interrogates any specifications that are used within the current specification. Available for formulation specifications only.■Raw Materials — Interrogates the raw materials level of the hierarchy. Available for formulation specifications only.Figure 2–6CACS Review Parameters sectionRunning Screens Against SpecificationsThe screens are the previously defined rules that you want to use to determine whether the specifications are in line with the compliance rules. You can add screens to this list by clicking the search icon () in the CACS Screensfield. The search page is displayed, shown in Figure 2–7.Figure 2–7Search pageEnter search criteria, then click Search . The Search Results section lists screens that match the defined criteria. Click anywhere in a row to include the screen in the compliance check. Selected screens display in the Selected Items section. Once you have selected all the screens to be run, click Done to return to the screening page. To begin the investigation, click Review . The results of the screening are displayed in the CACS Results section, as Figure 2–8 showsNote:When running nutritional screens on specifications, CACS willonly screen the nutrient information on the nutrient profile attached tothe top level specification. It is not possible to screen nutritionalinformation on a specification below the top level.Running Screens Against SpecificationsFigure 2–8CACS Results sectionScreen Results and DetailsWhen CACS finishes its review, it returns the results with immediate feedback on compliance issues using a red/green color code. If a constraint passes, it displays in green. If the constraint fails, it displays in red. In order to see the details of the constraint results, click the view details icon (). When you click the icon, a dialog box displays containing the constraint details, asFigure 2–9 shows.Figure 2–9CACS Details dialog boxThe details contain the specification being screened along with the attribute, value, and levels that were found during investigation of the constraint. This view will help you quickly determine and remedy the root cause of any compliance deviations.Click here to view detailsRunning Screens Against Specifications。

PLM系统原理及应用PLM系统，即产品生命周期管理系统（Product Lifecycle Management System），是指一种集成了各种产品设计、制造和管理的软件系统。

它通过整合产品生命周期的各个环节，使得企业能够更加高效地进行产品开发和制造，并且能够保障产品质量和快速上市。

本文将详细介绍PLM系统的原理及应用。

一、PLM系统原理1.数据集成和共享：PLM系统通过将各个部门和团队的数据集成在一起，实现数据的共享和协同。

这样，不同部门的工程师、设计师、生产人员等可以同时使用同一个数据，避免了数据的重复录入，提高了工作效率。

2.流程管理和控制：PLM系统可以对产品生命周期的各个环节进行流程管理和控制。

它能够提前规划产品开发和制造的流程，并且在每个环节中设定必要的审批和控制点，以确保每个环节都能按照规定的流程进行，并且能够及时发现和解决问题。

3.变更管理和跟踪：PLM系统能够对产品的变更进行管理和跟踪。

当产品需要进行变更时，PLM系统会记录变更的内容、原因和影响，并且能够将变更通知相关的部门和团队。

这样，可以有效地避免变更带来的问题，并且能够及时掌握产品的变更情况。

4.数据分析和决策支持：PLM系统可以对产品的各个环节进行数据分析，并提供相应的决策支持。

通过对数据的分析，可以及时发现问题和瓶颈，并且能够为决策者提供准确的数据。

这样，可以帮助企业更好地进行产品开发和制造，并且能够提高决策的准确性和效果。

二、PLM系统应用1.产品设计和开发：PLM系统可以帮助企业有效管理产品的设计和开发过程。

它能够提供强大的设计工具和功能，可以帮助工程师进行产品的设计和模拟，并且能够对设计进行审核和评审。

此外，PLM系统还可以对设计进行版本控制和变更管理，以确保设计的一致性和正确性。

2.供应链管理：PLM系统可以帮助企业对供应链进行有效的管理。

它能够将供应商和合作伙伴的信息集成在一起，以便于企业进行供应商的选择和管理。

Agile PLM1. IntroductionAgile Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is a comprehensive software solution that helps organizations effectively manage their product development and manufacturing processes. By implementing Agile PLM, businesses can streamline their operations, improve collaboration between teams, and ultimately bring high-quality products to market faster.In this document, we will explore the various features and benefits of Agile PLM, as well as provide a step-by-step guide on how to set up and use this powerful tool.2. FeaturesAgile PLM offers a wide range of features aimed at enhancing product development and management. Some of the key features include:2.1. Product Data ManagementAgile PLM allows users to efficiently manage product data throughout its lifecycle. This includes creating product specifications, storing and organizing CAD files, and tracking revisions and changes. With Agile PLM, teams can ensure that the most up-to-date product information is accessible to everyone involved in the development process.2.2. Collaboration ToolsOne of the core benefits of Agile PLM is its ability to facilitate collaboration between teams. Users can easily share product information, assign tasks, and track progress. This promotes better communication and ensures that everyone is on the same page throughout the product development lifecycle.2.3. Change ManagementAgile PLM provides robust change management capabilities, enabling organizations to effectively handle product changes and updates. Users can create change orders, track their status, and manage associated workflows. This helps streamline the change management process and ensures that all necessary approvals are obtained before implementing any modifications.2.4. Quality ManagementQuality is paramount in product development, and Agile PLM offers features to support effective quality management. Users can create quality controls, define inspection criteria, and track non-conformances. These features help organizations maintain high-quality standards and make data-driven decisions to continuously improve product quality.3. BenefitsImplementing Agile PLM can bring numerous benefits to organizations. Some of the key advantages include:3.1. Improved Collaboration and CommunicationBy centralizing product data and providing collaboration tools, Agile PLM enhances communication and collaboration between teams. This leads to improved efficiency and faster decision-making, as well as reduced errors and miscommunication.3.2. Accelerated Time-to-MarketWith Agile PLM, organizations can streamline their product development processes, reducing time wasted on manual tasks and administrative overhead. This results in faster product introductions and increased competitiveness in the market.3.3. Enhanced Product QualityThe quality management features of Agile PLM help organizations maintain high-quality standards and address any issues promptly. By capturing and analyzing quality data, organizations can identify trends and make data-driven improvements to their products.3.4. Regulatory ComplianceAgile PLM allows organizations to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards. By providing a structured approach to managing product data and change requests, organizations can demonstrate adherence to regulations and minimize compliance risks.4. Implementation guideTo set up and use Agile PLM effectively in your organization, follow the steps below:4.1. Define Objectives and RequirementsStart by clearly defining your organization’s objectives and requirements for implementing Agile PLM. This includes understanding the specific challenges you want to address and the goals you want to achieve with the tool.4.2. Plan and Design the SolutionBased on your objectives, design a solution architecture that aligns with your organization’s internal processes and workflows. Identify the necessary modules and features of Agile PLM that will best support your requirements.4.3. Configure and CustomizeConfigure Agile PLM to match y our organization’s specific needs. This includes setting up user roles and permissions, customizing data fields and workflows, and integrating Agile PLM with other software tools used in your organization.4.4. Populate DataMigrate existing product data into Agile PLM and ensure its accuracy and completeness. This may involve importing data from spreadsheets or other legacy systems, and performing data cleansing and validation.4.5. Train UsersProvide comprehensive training to all users on how to effectively use Agile PLM. This includes explaining the various features and functionalities, demonstrating best practices, and addressing any user questions or concerns.4.6. Test and ValidateThoroughly test the configured Agile PLM solution to ensure it functio ns as intended and meets your organization’s requirements. Validate data accuracy and perform end-to-end testing of critical workflows and processes.4.7. Go Live and Continuously ImproveOnce testing is complete, launch Agile PLM in your production environment. Monitor its performance, gather user feedback, and continuously improve the system based on user and business needs.ConclusionAgile PLM is a powerful tool that can revolutionize product development and management within organizations. By implementing Agile PLM, businesses can streamline their operations, improve collaboration, and bring higher-quality products to market faster. Follow the implementation guide provided in this document to successfully set up and leverage the capabilities of Agile PLM in your organization.。

Oracle Agile PLM技术架构方案目录1项目需求理解 (3)1.1.项目背景 (3)1.2.项目目标及项目范围 (4)2技术解决方案 (5)2.1.A GILE系统架构 (5)2.1.1系统体系架构 (5)2.1.2系统部署架构 (6)2.1.3系统配置要求 (7)5.4.3.1 软件要求 (7)5.4.3.2 硬件要求 (9)5.4.3.3 Oracle数据库服务器 (10)5.4.3.4 客户端要求 (11)5.4.3.5 网络带宽要求 (11)2.1.4数据备份与防灾 (11)5.4.4.1 数据库备份 (12)5.4.4.2 物理文件的备份 (14)5.4.4.3 Agile软件及程序代码的备份 (14)2.1.5安全性 (14)2.1.6方案优势与效益说明 (16)1项目需求理解1.1.项目背景公司是一家集专业产品、研发、生产、销售于一体的高新技术企业，作为首批国家高新技术企业, 公司专业从事宽带接入终端、无线通信设备、光通信设备等产品的研发、生产、销售和服务。

公司是全球诸多著名运营商及系统设备提供商的主要合作伙伴。

公司产品在全球范围内广泛使用，服务于通信、家庭、金融和教育等领域。

成立以来，公司坚持自主研发的道路，坚持以先进的技术创造产品价值的产品研发策略，每年的研发投入占当年销售收入的3.5%以上，持续、不断的研发高投入，为共进公司保持技术优势提供了物质保证。

到目前为止，公司已经形成在通讯终端产品方面完整的研发体系和生产线，产品涉及7个大类100多个品种，奠定了共进公司在通讯终端产品领域的行业领导地位。

截至目前为止，公司信息系统基本覆盖公司供应链、生产制造、财务管理业务领域；2015年以前财务系统使用金蝶K/3进行管理，未在U9系统中实现财务业务管控。

2015年1月份全面上线U9系统应收、应付、成本、固定资产、总账业务模块，初步实现财务业务一体化系统应用；但财务在安财系统中进行预算、费用统计，未与现有系统有效集成；同时实现COMEX、PLM、ERP、MES、IMS等多个主干系统平台的关键应用集成；并引入MES系统实现对产品级在线管理及防呆控制，在线物料使用“盘古IMS”管理贴片物料，其他物料正在客制化开发在线物料管理功能；PLM系统使用的是PDM产品数据管理功能。

Agile PLM 项目管理介绍_PDM-PLM_产品创新数字化(PLM)_437Agile PLM 项目管理介绍_PDM/PLM_产品创新数字化(PLM)在Oracle Agile PLM系统中，有一个模块称为产品组合管理(Product Portfolio Management，简称PPM)，是一个用来做项目管理的模块。

项目管理在Agile PLM系统中是一个非常重要的管理内容。

管理范围也涉及项目管理的各个方面。

具体来说包括以下几个方面的管理:一项目结构管理Agile PLM系统默认的将整个项目划分为项目(Program)、项目阶段(Phase)、项目任务(Task)。

同时也可以定义项目关卡(Gate)和项目里程碑(Milestone)。

当然，秉承Agile PLM系统的特性，Agile PLM系统允许使用者自定义项目内容。

通常来说，一个项目有多个阶段，每个阶段可以有多个任务。

所以和MS Project一样，Agile PLM系统将整个项目组成一个树形结构来管理。

二项目计划(Schedule)管理项目计划管理是项目管理的一项基本内容，涉及项目必须设计项目计划。

项目计划通常用来定义项目(包括项目的每个阶段每个任务，以下统称为项目)的起始和结束时间。

在Agile PLM系统中，项目计划管理，不但可以定义项目的预计起始和结束时间，更将这种时间观划分成三个概念，分别是:1. 项目计划的时间(Schedule):项目计划时间为项目在开始前的计划2. 项目预估时间(Estimated):项目预估时间是项目在开始后根据遇到的时间状况对计划时间的一个修正时间。

3. 项目实际时间(Actual):项目时间是项目开始后实际开始和结束该项目的时间。

不但如此，Agile PLM系统还能自动计算项目用时和项目延期或提前的天数。

这种非常明细的时间的管理方式为项目执行者和管理者提供了更详细的项目进度掌握和项目趋势的预测。

Oracle® Agile Product Lifecycle Management for ProcessComputer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide Release 6.2.2E79139-01May 2017Oracle Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide, Release 6.2.2E79139-01Copyright © 2017, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. Reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of this software, unless required by law for interoperability, is prohibited.The information contained herein is subject to change without notice and is not warranted to be error-free. 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Oracle Corporation and its affiliates will not be responsible for any loss, costs, or damages incurred due to your access to or use of third-party content, products, or services.ContentsPreface (v)Audience (v)Variability of Installations (v)Documentation Accessibility (v)Software Availability (vi)Related Documents (vi)Conventions (vi)1Introducing CACSOverview.................................................................................................................................................... 1-1 Touch Points with Other Applications................................................................................................. 1-1 Global Specification Management................................................................................................... 1-1 Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance Screening...................................................... 1-2 Accessing CACS................................................................................................................................. 1-2 2Using Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningCreating a New Compliance Screen..................................................................................................... 2-1 Computer Aided Compliance Screening Page.............................................................................. 2-2 Summary Tab.............................................................................................................................. 2-2 Summary Information Section........................................................................................... 2-2 CACS Constraints Tab............................................................................................................... 2-3 Compliance Constraints Section........................................................................................ 2-4Usage Approval Constraints Section................................................................................ 2-5Nutrient Constraints Section.............................................................................................. 2-5Extended Attribute Constraints Section........................................................................... 2-5Lower Level Screens Section.............................................................................................. 2-6 Related Screens Tab.................................................................................................................... 2-7 Copying a Compliance Screen............................................................................................................... 2-7 Running Screens Against Specifications............................................................................................. 2-7 CACS Review Parameters................................................................................................................. 2-7 Screen Results and Details................................................................................................................ 2-9iiiivPreface The Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningUser Guide explains how to use the Computer Aided Compliance Screening (CACS)application to inspect specifications for compliance against any number ofuser-defined screens.This preface contains these topics:■Audience■Variability of Installations■Documentation Accessibility■Software Availability■Related Documents■ConventionsAudienceThis guide is intended for end users who are responsible for creating and managinginformation in Agile PLM for Process. Information about administering the systemresides in the Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Administrator User Guide.Variability of InstallationsDescriptions and illustrations of the Agile PLM for Process user interface included inthis manual may not match your installation. The user interface of Agile PLM forProcess applications and the features included can vary greatly depending on suchvariables as:■Which applications your organization has purchased and installed■Configuration settings that may turn features off or on■Customization specific to your organization■Security settings as they apply to the system and your user accountDocumentation AccessibilityFor information about Oracle's commitment to accessibility, visit the OracleAccessibility Program website at/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=docacc.vAccess to Oracle SupportOracle customers have access to electronic support through My Oracle Support. Forinformation, visit /pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=info orvisit /pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=trs if you are hearingimpaired.Software AvailabilityOracle Software Delivery Cloud (OSDC) provides the latest copy of the core software.Note the core software does not include all patches and hot fixes. Access OSDC at:.Related DocumentsFor more information, see the following documents in the Agile PLM for Processdocumentation set:■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Getting Started Guide■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Administrator User Guide■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process User Group Management User Guide■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Global Specification Management User Guide■Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Release Notes. Up-to-date ReleaseNotes and other documentation are posted on Oracle Technology Network (OTN)at this location:/technetwork/documentation/agile-085940.html#plmprocessConventionsThe following text conventions are used in this document:Convention Meaningboldface Boldface type indicates graphical user interface elements associatedwith an action, or terms defined in text or the glossary.italic Italic type indicates book titles, emphasis, or placeholder variables forwhich you supply particular values.monospace Monospace type indicates commands within a paragraph, URLs, codein examples, text that appears on the screen, or text that you enter.vi1Introducing CACS This chapter presents an overview of the Computer Aided Compliance Screeningapplication and describes a few basic features. Topics in this chapter include:■Overview■Touch Points with Other Applications■Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningOverviewComputer Aided Compliance Screening (CACS) is a configurable solution in whichyou can inspect specifications for compliance against any number of user-definedscreens. These screens can include several types of constraints and can be nested toenable more complex screening scenarios. You design constraints around compliancestandards, usage approval, nutritional attributes, and user-defined data that iscaptured using extended attributes.CACS screens are applied at three levels: raw materials, intermediate materials, andtop-level materials. The screens are available during the product developmentlifecycle. This availability helps you achieve early detection of compliance issues.When running a compliance screen, you obtain feedback on compliance issuesthrough a red/green color code. You can then examine the results to search for the rootcauses of compliance deviations.Touch Points with Other ApplicationsCACS is integrated with several types of specifications in Global SpecificationManagement (GSM).Global Specification ManagementYou can run compliance screens against the following specification types in GlobalSpecification Management (GSM):■Trade specifications■Menu item specifications■Product specifications■Material specificationsIntroducing CACS1-1Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance Screening■Formulation specifications■Packaging material specificationsFor more information, refer to "Running Screens Against Specifications" on page2-7,or refer to the Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Global SpecificationManagement User Guide.Getting Started with Computer Aided Compliance ScreeningAccessing CACSTo access the CACS application, select CACS from the left navigation panel, or selectCACS from the Applications top menu bar.For general information on using Agile PLM for Process software, see the Agile ProductLifecycle Management for Process Getting Started Guide.1-2Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide2Using Computer Aided Compliance Screening 2-1Using Computer Aided ComplianceScreeningThis chapter describes the capabilities and applied uses of the Computer Aided Compliance Screening product. It includes the following topics:■Creating a New Compliance Screen ■Copying a Compliance Screen ■Running Screens Against SpecificationsCreating a New Compliance ScreenUse the Computer Aided Compliance Screening (CACS) application to create and manage compliance screens. To create a new screen, click Create Newon the Computer Aided Compliance Search page.Figure 2–1Computer Aided Compliance Screening Search pageCreating a New Compliance Screen2-2Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Computer Aided Compliance Screening User Guide Computer Aided Compliance Screening PageScreens contain three tabs: Summary, CACS Constraints, and Related Screens, shown in Figure 2–2.Figure 2–2New pageSummary TabThe Summary tab of a CACS screen provides additional information that helps to uniquely identify the screen when you are searching using the search form. The tab also identifies where the screen is available to be used for compliance checking in other applications.Summary Information SectionThe Summary Information section consists of the following fields:Title —The user-defined title of the screenScreen #—A system-defined number associated with this screenDescription —The user-defined description of the screenAvailable In —The types of objects that are able to use the screenWhen you create a new screen, Title is the only field required to save the screen. When you click the search icon for the Available In field, a dialog box displays specifications and nutrient profiles that are able to use the screen, as shown in Figure 2–3.Creating a New Compliance ScreenFigure 2–3Objects available for screeningUse the add and remove selected data item icons to select objects for screening, and then click Done . When multiple objects are added, the list of constraints available are based on the object with the fewest available constraints. For example, if you add packaging specifications, you only have Extended Attribute and Business Unitconstraints to define since packaging specifications do not have nutrient or compliance constraints. See "CACS Constraints Tab" on page 2-3 for more information.Once you complete the Summary tab, click the CACS Constraints tab.CACS Constraints TabUse the CACS Constraints tab, shown in Figure 2–4, to provide the parameters, or rules, that a specification must comply with in order to pass the screening process.Build constraints around the following parameters:■Presence and/or concentration of allergens, additives, and sensitivities (intolerances)■Country of origin■General compliance (i.e. kosher, non-GM, organic, vegan, etc.)■Nutrient levels■Known usage restrictions (i.e. business unit, country, etc.)■Custom attributes (using extended attributes)Note:If the Available In data is not provided, the screen beingcreated is not available to run against specifications in GSM.Creating a New Compliance ScreenFigure 2–4CACS Constraints tabTo add a new constraint, identify which type of constraint needs to be added and thenclick Add New under the desired section. Each constraint category has a uniqueconfiguration.Compliance Constraints SectionFor each compliance constraint, do the following:1.Select a compliance attribute from the CACS Attributes dropdown list.2.Click the add data icon to add the value for the attribute in the Value field.3.Set the constraint on the value in the Constraints field.4.Once you complete the setup for the constraint, click the apply changes icon tosave the new constraint.For example, you might want to ensure there is no peanut or peanut oil in yourspecification. To set up a constraint verifying this, create a screen and add thefollowing constraint:■CACS Attribute—KTC Allergen (Known to Contain Allergen)■Value—Peanut / Peanut Oil■Constraint = 0Creating a New Compliance Screen When a specification is investigated with this screen, if there is any value defined on the specification for Peanut / Peanut Oil other than 0, the constraint will fail.Usage Approval Constraints SectionFor usage approval constraints, you will add a compliance attribute, define some combination of business unit, country, segment, and concept, and finally, set the constraint on the value. Once you have completed the setup for the constraint, click the apply changes icon to save the new constraint.For example, you might want to make sure that all the specifications in a formulation are approved for use in Canada. To make sure that is the case, create a screen and add the following constraint:■CACS Attribute—AFUI Country (Approved for Use in Country)■Country—Canada■Constraint = 100When a specification is investigated with this screen, if there is any specification in the formula that is not approved for use in Canada, the constraint will fail.Nutrient Constraints SectionFor nutrient constraints, add a nutrient item and set the constraint on the nutrient. Once you have completed the setup for the constraint, select the apply changes icon to save the new constraint.For example, you might want to make sure there is equal or less than 10g of Vitamin C in a formula. To make sure that is the case, create a screen and add the following constraint:■Nutrient—Vitamin C■Constraint <=10gWhen a specification is investigated with this screen, if the formula has a Vitamin C content that is more than 10g/100g, the constraint will fail.Extended Attribute Constraints SectionFor extended attribute constraints, add an extended attribute type and set the value on the extended attribute. Once you have completed the setup for the constraint, click the apply changes icon to save the new constraint. The constraint varies based on the type of attribute you are using, but the results are returned similarly to all other constraints. You can add multiple constraints to any given screen.Note:The extended attributes that are available for screens are thosethat are marked as distinct and any of the following type: Boolean,Qualitative, Qualitative Lookup, Date, Numeric, Calculated Boolean,Calculated Numeric, Calculated Text, Quantitative Range, andQuantitative Tolerance. For more information, refer to the AgileProduct Lifecycle Management for Process Administrator User Guide.Creating a New Compliance ScreenLower Level Screens SectionCACS screens are nested within a given screen to enable you to create complexscreening scenarios in a modular way. To link a screen to the screen that you arecreating, click Add New and use the search page to select the screens that you want tonest.Note:When the screen is investigating a specification, it will returnthe results for all nested screens at the same time.Figure2–5 represents what the CACS Constraints tab would look like given thescenarios above.Figure 2–5Constraints tabRunning Screens Against SpecificationsRelated Screens TabThe Related Screens tab shows parent screens based on the relationship established in the Lower Level Screens section. When a screen is added as a lower level screen, it displays the specification that it was added to as a parent screen.Copying a Compliance ScreenClick Create Copy from the action menu to create a copy of the compliance screen. A new screen number is assigned and displayed in the Screen # field. All other fields are copied from the original screen.Running Screens Against SpecificationsIn order to investigate a specification using a compliance screen, you must first select the GSM specification to investigate. Once you access the specification, click Tools > CACS from the action menu. This action opens a dialog box that you use to set up the review parameters for screening.CACS Review ParametersCACS review parameters define the rules of investigation for the system. You must select the scope of the investigation and the screens to use. Figure 2–6 shows the CACS Review Parameters section.The scope is the level of the hierarchy that you want to run the screens against. The following levels are available:■Top Level —Interrogates the specification that you are currently on.■Intermediate Processes —Interrogates any specifications that are used within the current specification. Available for formulation and menu item specifications only.■Raw Materials —Interrogates the raw materials level of the hierarchy. Available for formulation and menu item specifications only.Note:The role [SCREEN_CREATOR] is required to use the copy feature.Running Screens Against SpecificationsFigure 2–6CACS Review Parameters sectionNote:When running nutritional screens on specifications, CACS willonly screen the nutrient information on the nutrient profile attached tothe top-level specification. It is not possible to screen nutritionalinformation on a specification below the top level.The screens are the previously defined rules that you want to use to determinewhether the specifications are in line with the compliance rules. You can add screens tothis list by clicking the search icon in the CACS Screens field. The search page isdisplayed, shown in Figure2–7.Figure 2–7Search pageRunning Screens Against Specifications Enter search criteria, then click Search. The Search Results section lists screens thatmatch the defined criteria. Click anywhere in a row to include the screen in thecompliance check. Selected screens display in the Selected Items section. Once youhave selected all the screens to be run, click Done to return to the screening page.To begin the investigation, click Review. The results of the screening are displayed inthe CACS Results section, as Figure2–8 shows.Figure 2–8CACS Results sectionClick here to view detailsScreen Results and DetailsWhen CACS finishes its review, it returns the results with immediate feedback oncompliance issues using a red/green color code. If a constraint passes, it displays ingreen. If the constraint fails, it displays in red. In order to see the details of theconstraint results, click the view details icon. When you click the icon, a dialog boxdisplays containing the constraint details, as Figure2–9 shows.Running Screens Against SpecificationsFigure 2–9CACS Details dialog boxThe details contain the specification being screened along with the attribute, value,and levels that were found during investigation of the constraint. This view will helpyou quickly determine and remedy the root cause of any compliance deviations.。

Agile PLM 套件功能介绍在今天由于全球化竞争、提升客户满意度以及业务脚步的快速提升都市足以强迫任一单位必须将产品快速的导入市场–也就是挤压产品的利润周期。

此外，为了降低成本和提升效率，各个企业都在全球各地增加人力以及供应伙伴，以提升企业的竞争力。

在这种高度竞争的市场环境下，企业的成功要素就包含了：● 快速推出产品● 更积极有效的管理产品与流程● 提交最高质量与最高效用的产品● 在更形复杂的全球供应链有效的进行沟通与协同作业Agile PLM解决方案就是针对上述的挑战的解决方案并提供各个产业在现今竞争激烈的环境拔得头筹。

同时Agile PLM解决方案也可使企业完整管理从产品设计、询价、制造、销售与售后服务的整个环节。

在这每一个解决方案的主要核心就是产品纪录(Product Record)–也就是在产品利润周期内各阶段的必要数据。

例如对产品定义而言，则包含BOM表、零部件属性、图纸及模型、规范、型录及版本变更历史﹔就策略采购而言，就包含如AML，零部件价格以及产品价格历史等﹔就产品支持、服务和维修方面，则包含产品服务指令、质量数据及缺陷数据等。

Agile PLM解决方案由下列商业就绪(Business Ready)的解决方案所组成：● Product Collaboration(产品协同)● Product Cost Management(产品管理)● Product Service & Improvement(产品服务及改善)● Product Portfolio Management(产品组合管理)● Product Governance & Compliance(产品管理与法令)● Engineering Collaboration(工程协同)每一个解决方案都提供企业体在供应炼各方面的高度透明度，强化客户与供货商降低成本、提升效率并更快制造出更好、更具利润产品的能力。

所有Agile解决方案都是构筑在Agile PLM Platform上。

Agile PLM1. Introduction to Agile PLMAgile Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is a comprehensive software solution that helps organizations manage their product development processes, from ideation to commercialization. It enables companies to streamline their product development, reduce time-to-market, and improve collaboration between various stakeholders. Agile PLM provides a platform that integrates product data, processes, and people, supporting the entire product lifecycle.2. Key Features of Agile PLMAgile PLM offers a wide range of features and functionalities that facilitate efficient product development. Some of the key features include:2.1 Product Data Management (PDM)Agile PLM provides robust product data management capabilities, allowing organizations to centralize and manage all product-related data. It enables teams to store and organize data such as bills of materials (BOMs), CAD files, specifications, and documents. The PDM functionality ensures that all stakeholders have access to the most up-to-date and accurate product information.Change management is a critical aspect of product development, and Agile PLM offers extensive change management capabilities. It enables teams to track and manage changes throughout the product development process, ensuring that all changes are documented, reviewed, and implemented effectively. Change management in Agile PLM includes features such as change orders, approval workflows, and audit trails.2.3 Project ManagementAgile PLM provides project management features that help organizations plan, track, and execute product development projects efficiently. It allows teams to define project timelines, allocate resources, track milestones, and monitor project progress. The project management functionality in Agile PLM facilitates collaboration and coordination among team members, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget.2.4 Supplier CollaborationAgile PLM enables organizations to collaborate effectively with suppliers throughout the product development process. It provides tools and functionalities that allow for easy communication, document sharing, and collaboration with suppliers. This helps streamline the supplier evaluation, selection, and qualification processes, ensuring efficient supply chain management.Quality management is crucial in ensuring that products meet customer expectations and comply with industry standards. Agile PLM offers quality management features that enable organizations to define and enforce quality control processes. It provides tools for tracking product quality issues, implementing corrective actions, and monitoring product quality metrics.3. Benefits of Agile PLMThe adoption of Agile PLM can bring several benefits to organizations, including:3.1 Improved Efficiency and ProductivityAgile PLM enables organizations to streamline their product development processes, eliminating manual and inefficient processes. It helps reduce errors, rework, and duplication of efforts, thereby improving overall efficiency and productivity. With Agile PLM, teams can collaborate more effectively, share information seamlessly, and make informed decisions based on accurate and up-to-date data.3.2 Faster Time-to-MarketAgile PLM helps organizations accelerate time-to-market by providing a structured and streamlined product development process. It enables teams to manage product data effectively, automate workflows, and track changes efficiently. This results in faster product development cycles, enabling organizationsto bring new products to market more quickly and gain a competitive edge.3.3 Enhanced CollaborationCollaboration is a key driver of successful product development, and Agile PLM facilitates collaboration among various stakeholders. It provides a centralized platform where teams can collaborate, share information, and communicate effectively. This improves cross-functional coordination and ensures that everyone is working towards the same goal, ultimately leading to better product outcomes.3.4 Improved Visibility and ControlAgile PLM provides organizations with better visibility into their product development processes and greater control over product data. It allows teams to track and monitor project progress, identify bottlenecks, and take proactive measures to address issues. This enhanced visibility and control enable organizations to make data-driven decisions, mitigate risks, and optimize resource allocation.4. ConclusionAgile PLM is a comprehensive software solution that empowers organizations to effectively manage their product development processes. It offers a range of features and functionalities that enhance efficiency, collaboration, and control throughout the product lifecycle. By leveraging Agile PLM, organizations can reduce time-to-market, improve product quality, and gain a competitive edge in today’s fast-paced and dynamic market environment.。