-Style.. allows the analysis of loads for each single machine, manages the critical issues of overloads, set-up times, etc..
-Style.. allows you to manage loads and machine availability through capacity calendars, thus distinguishing any possible delay that can be foreseen first in the simulation phase and then in the production phase.
-Style.. allows the management of machine models and individual machines in iteration with the availability and ability of the mechanics to equip the machines; Style Labo, through the module that examines the availability of mechanics at finite capacity, allows you to predict machine numbers that can be used on a daily basis differently if you launch items on already equipped machines or on machines to be equipped.
-Style.. allows punctual management of the transports between different department thanks to a scheduled transport plan; this tools will enable to monitor and consider all transport time between one production cycle and another. The transport module organises the shipment by road, sea etc..
-Style.. manages the warehouses in different departments, the divisions inside each warehouse allow the monitoring of different changes that the products may have.
-Style.. enables the mapping of the warehouses, this is also called Client Box or Technical Box. The mapping makes possible to trace the goods inside the Box and guide the way (manual or automatic) before issuing the packing list.
- Style.. allows the management of production machine rooms, whether they are internal company departments or external Work Center departments.
- Style.. enables the management of machine rooms, allowing the decision maker (planner) to temporarily block machines or machine files, change machine positions, modify the number of shifts, etc. In short, it provides iterative management of the departments on which scheduling operations are intended.
- Style.., designed to meet the fast-paced demands of the industry, enables efficient planning across multiple plants in different markets. It uses finite capacity techniques for both internal Work Centers (departments or structured production centers within company plants) and external Work Centers (laboratories, subcontractors, or commercially sourced centers with contracts defined upon delivery).
- Style.. supports simulation at the production line level or detailed scheduling on individual machines (e.g., looms, straight and circular machines, cut-and-sew, injection carousels, tumbling machines, etc.). Multi-level planning allows the Decision Maker to manage both semi-finished and finished product schedules, creating a comprehensive view of production programs.
- By optimizing resource allocation and monitoring current and future component availability, Style.. can prevent foreseeable delays from the order stage and guide both planning and scheduling processes efficiently.
-Style.. creates planned / simulated work orders on real time involving the real work orders; this functionality gives the person who plans a global vision of what is simulated/planned and being made. Through production cycles there is the chance to see simulated start and end date of work and also each single phase on every level.
-Style.. proposes to deal with all planning on production lines internal or external even if not all executors are known and also aims to help the planner with the flexibility of the laboratories.
-Style.. proposes to bring forward the production cycle directly from external laboratories (pls refer to the paragraph of technical data) in order to check on-line exactly how the production is working from any place in the world this might be.
-Style.. proposes to administrate the resources spreading the departments ability not only trough the hours available but also trough the daily/weekly/monthly production.
-Style.. aims to manage the start of each plan using the material needed either available in stock or on order from one of the suppliers.
- Style.. aims to manage product design in an integrated manner. Production cycles, Bill of Materials (BOM), technical sheets, production details (head areas), coloring and BOM explosion modules, and catalog creation are all fully integrated within the design process. This effectively eliminates the need for the company to use alternative design tools, such as separate technical sheets, trim management, catalog preparation, or sales book creation.
- In the design phase, Style.. configures the article structure with variable coding rules based on part type and product category. This allows the company to operate in highly customizable environments, such as Total Look. With Style.., meaningful coding is applied consistently across all products, following the same management methodology while adapting to the specific type of article being handled.
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