Redwood: Manage and Execute Production Using a New Home Experience

Welcome to the demo of the 25A feature Redwood Manage and Execute Production Using a New Home Experience in Fusion Manufacturing.

With this feature, you can now enable a home experience for production supervisors and operators with quick access to the tasks related to managing and executing production. You can perform tasks that help manage, execute, record and inspect production, also known as work execution. You will be able to experience a new landing page optimized for productivity and faster performance, improving efficiency in production execution.

In this demo, we will look at the new work execution home experience. We will learn about adding OTBI-based KPI and visualizations to the landing page. We will also learn about creating KPI and visualizations using the visualization configuration tool.

I am logged in as a production supervisor. The profile option for the new work execution landing experience has been enabled. The work execution tile should launch the new experience.

The work execution overview page comes with five KPIs: Past-Due Work Orders, Past Due Operations, Open Exceptions, In-Progress Supplier Operations, and WIP Inspections. You can search for work orders using keywords like item or work order number, then filter using Past Due, Status, Exception Types, or Expedited.

You can access up to six pinned actions for commonly used navigations. You can click View All actions to view and launch more actions and to change your pinned actions. Access the View By action to set the page context by work area or work center. You can use Quick Actions or Actions Panel Draw to launch various tasks.

Let us now add content created, using OTBI, Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence, in our page. I am logged in as a page admin with a privilege Configure OTBI reports on landing page. I can use the Edit Page Layout button to configure this page and add OTBI-based KPIs and visualizations.

Click Content Library to access the KPIs and visualizations created using OTBI. The KPIs can be dragged to the scorecard region. Visualizations can be dragged to the dashboard region corresponding to the KPI. After closing the Edit mode, we can view the newly added KPIs and visualizations in the landing page.

Now we will see how to create KPIs and visualizations using OTBI. I logged in as an OTBI user. I created a shared report in OTBI. In this report, I added completed quantity as my metric and added columns like item and work center. I navigated to the visualization configurations page using this URL. I can manage the KPI metrics and visualizations using the Visualization Configurations page.

To create a configuration, I select source type as OTBI analysis and then search for the OTBI report I created earlier. To create a KPI, I will select visualization type as metric card. Then I select my primary metric, set the status to Active and click Create.

To create a visualization. I can choose from several other visualization types such as Bar Chart, Pie Chart, etc. Under Details section, I can select the right parameters. Once I am happy with the preview, I can click on Create button to finish creating the visualization.

This concludes the demonstration for this feature. Thank you for watching.