Oracle® Retail Warehouse Management System Implementation Guide Release 15.0 E68108-01 |
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Oracle Retail Warehouse Management System (RWMS), part of Oracle Retail's Supply Chain Planning and Execution solution group, facilitates the coordinated movement of merchandise and information throughout the distribution center. RWMS is a member of the Oracle Retail Enterprise, a suite of software products that manages and optimizes retail supply chain. RWMS streamlines the supply chain for multichannel retailers, including store, and e-commerce retailers.
Decision support tools help plan the efficient use of facility resources and monitor existing activities and merchandise flows. Radio Frequency (RF) terminals make real-time inventory control and task management possible.
RWMS supports the physical and logical creation of a warehouse through structured configuration.
This chapter contains the following sections:
Selected key features of RWMS are:
Advance Ship Notice (ASN) functionality, including web-based vendor ASN creation
Multiple methods of Inbound freight scheduling
Pre-Distribution, including cross-docking and flow-through
Receiving with selected inbound processing
Inbound Quality Assurance (QA) including vendor compliance
Flexible configuration of putaway including concentric
Flexible configuration of distribution and picking schemes
Robust Cycle Counting with logging
Warehouse specific configurable shipping
Value Added Service
Operational Dashboards
Return to Vendor (RTV)
Task Management
Labor Management
Trailer/yard management
Compatibility with Radio Frequency hardware; hand held, truck mount and wrist mount
Enterprise Structure
The implementer needs to have an understanding of the following applications and technical concepts.
Applications
The implementer should understand retail supply chain idiosyncrasies, specifically as they pertain to retail warehouse management requirements. Furthermore, the implementer should understand the interface requirements of the integrated applications and data sources for the master data, demand, and inventory transactions.
Oracle Retail Merchandising System (RMS)
Oracle Retail Store Inventory Management (SIM)
Oracle Retail Integration Bus (RIB)
Technical Concepts
The implementer should understand the following technical concepts:
Oracle 11g database administration
UNIX system administration, shell scripts, and job scheduling
Performance constraints based on the retailer's integrated application infrastructure
Technical architecture for RWMS
Retailer's hierarchical (SKU/store/day) data
Terminal Server administration in managing user accounts
BI Publisher administration in configuring user accounts, setting security, database connections, and printers
Located at the top of the workspace. The standard buttons are enabled based on the work you have done or the selections you make in the workspace.
Some fields need to filter a large amount of information. To help you select the information, use the LOV button.
Table 1-2 LOV Button Descriptions
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LOV buttons |
Allows you to pick from a list of valid data that is used in the field. LOV buttons only allow you to make one selection. |
The list of values window displays returned values and a paging mechanism. To view additional sets of information, select from the list on the left side.
Click the LOV button next to a text field. The list of values window opens. The total number of values appears on the footer of the window.
Note: You can enter partial information into the drop-down Find field and click Find, a partial list of values is returned that matches the entered information. If a complete valid value is entered in a field that has an LOV button associated to it, then the list of values window is not be displayed. |
Select a value. Page as necessary to find the desired value.
Click OK. The field is automatically filled in with the selected value.