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ENTERPRISE ASSET MANAGEMENT ANALYTICS METRIC REFERENCE GUIDE
VERSION 1.1
February 2015
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Contents
Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction
1.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
2.9
Introduction
This document describes metrics available in Release 11.1.1.8 of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications.
These metrics are housed within the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications repository. They are used in the
pre-built analyses, and / or are available for customers to use via Oracle Answers in building new analyses or
extending existing analyses. Oracle Answers is the ad-hoc query and reporting tool used for building and
modifying analyses.
This document also includes additional metrics which can be made accessible by means of minimal configuration.
These additional metrics are included in the Business Modeling and Mapping Layer of the Oracle Business
Intelligence Applications repository. Configuration required before using them merely involves exposing these
metrics to the Presentation Layer within the underlying repository.
These metrics are categorized by folders to which they belong within the Business Modeling and Mapping Layer
of the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications repository. They can be made available for use in Answers by
configuring the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications repository using the Oracle Business Intelligence
Administration Tool.
For more information on Oracle Business Intelligence Applications, refer
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bi/bi-applications.html
Enterprise Asset Management Analytics Metric Reference Guide 1-1
This chapter describes metrics available in Enterprise Asset Management Analytics of Oracle Business
Intelligence Applications 11.1.1.8 of this chapter corresponds to different Subject Areas in Enterprise Asset
Management Analytics.
Metric Name
Description
2.1.1
This is the actual maintenance cost incurred on failure work orders. This is
reported by failure date.
2.1.2
The total number of failures reported for the given dimensionality. By time, this is
the total number of failures reported in the period.
2.1.3
It is the amount of down time that has been required when a work order is
performed. Maintenance work orders have a shut down required attribute that will
be used for this calculation. Sum(case when shutdown required=Y then actual
completion date actual start date)
2.1.4
It is the shutdown hours of the Asset for planned Maintenance i.e. work order
subtype in('PREVENTIVE ','PROACTIVE') and work order status not in
'UNRELEASED'
2.1.5
It is the shutdown hours of the Asset for unplanned Maintenance i.e. work order
subtype = 'REACTIVE' and work order status not in 'UNRELEASED'.
2.1.6
The average of days between two failure instances. This is analyzable by failure
dates
2.1.7
This is the time taken in days between the work order completion date and the
associated failure date This should be analyzed by completion date.
2.1.8
The number of days where an asset was in working condition. Calculated as the
difference between mtbf and mttr.
2.1.9
No
Metric Name
Description
2.1.10
It is the percentage of Failure count i.e. (100 * count of Failure WO's / count of
Work Orders )
2.1.11
2.1.12
2.1.13
2.1.14
Quarter to Date Number of Failures reported for the given dimensionality. By time,
this is the total number of failures reported in the period.
2.1.15
2.1.16
Year to Date Number of Failures reported for the given dimensionality. By time,
this is the total number of failures reported in the period.
2.1.17
Week ago This is the actual maintenance cost incurred on failure work orders.
2.1.18
Week Ago the total number of failures reported for the given dimensionality.
2.1.19
2.1.20
Month Ago the total number of failures reported for the given dimensionality.
2.1.21
2.1.22
2.1.23
No
Metric Name
Description
2.1.24
Year Ago the total number of failures reported for the given dimensionality.
2.1.25
Year ago down time that has been required when a work order is performed.
Maintenance work orders have a shut down required attribute that will be used for
this calculation. Sum(case when shutdown required=Y then actual completion
date actual start date)
2.1.26
Year ago Downtime percentage (100* Down Time Incurred / sum of Down Time
Incurred).
2.1.27
2.1.28
2.1.29
2.1.30
2.1.31
2.1.32
2.1.33
2.1.34
2.1.35
Metric Name
Description
2.2.1
2.2.2
Fact - Asset
History.Preventive Cost
The actual cost (material, equipment and labor) of maintenance work orders that
originate from PMS. The total of Breakdown and Preventive costs account for the total
maintenance costs in the organization.
2.2.3
It is the sum of actual equipment, labor and material cost used for servicing the
maintenance work order it includes PMS and Break down work orders.
2.2.4
Fact - Asset
History.Unplanned
Maintenance Cost
The actual cost (material, equipment and labor) for the Unplanned Work Orders where
work order type is REACTIVE (i.e.) where the work order is not planned.
2.2.5
Fact - Asset
History.Number of Years
Since Installation
This is the number of years since the asset was installed. Reported by acquired date.
2.2.6
Year to Date actual usage cost of Maintenance used for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.2.7
2.2.8
Year ago actual cost (material, equipment and labor) of maintenance work orders that
originate from PMS.
2.2.9
Year ago Actual Maintenance cost used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.2.10
Year ago actual cost (material, equipment and labor) for the Unplanned Work Orders
where work order type is REACTIVE (i.e.) where the work order is not planned.
2.2.11
2.2.12
2.2.13
2.2.14
2.2.15
2.2.16
No
Metric Name
Description
2.2.17
2.2.18
2.2.19
The total number of failures reported for the given dimensionality. By time, this is the total
number of failures reported in the period.
Metric Name
Description
2.3.1
The actual cost (material, equipment and labor) of maintenance work orders that do not
originate from PMS. The total of Breakdown and Preventive costs account for the total
maintenance costs in the organization. These also include the cost of the follow up work
orders that get entered as part of the PMS activity but are not directly generated by the
PMS Scheduling.
2.3.2
The actual cost (material, equipment and labor) of maintenance work orders that
originate from PMS. The total of Breakdown and Preventive costs account for the total
maintenance costs in the organization.
2.3.3
It is the % of Breakdown cost upon the Actual Maintenance cost i.e.100 * Breakdown
cost /Actual Maintenance cost
2.3.4
It is the % of Preventive Cost upon the Actual Maintenance cost i.e.100 * Preventive
Cost /Actual Maintenance cost
2.3.5
2.3.6
It is the actual usage cost of labor used for servicing the maintenance work order.
Calculated by OLTP based on actual resource hours used (type labor)
2.3.7
It is the actual usage cost of material issued for servicing the maintenance work order.
Includes both material issues and non stock item issues that come in through purchase
requisitions and are issue directly to the work order.
2.3.8
It is the actual usage cost of equipment used for servicing the maintenance work order.
Calculated by OLTP based on actual resource hours used (type equipment)
2.3.9
The Sum of the System estimated equipment, labor and material cost used for servicing
the maintenance work order.
2.3.10
This is the estimated usage cost of equipment that is calculated by the OLTP based on
the operations involved in the Maintenance BOM and the cost of the labor resources
required for the operations.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.3.11
It is the estimated usage cost of Material issued that is calculated by the source system
based on the value of both stock items and non-stock items. Both items are valued at
the cost at which they were issued to the WO.
2.3.12
It is the estimated usage cost of equipment that is calculated by the source system
based on the operations involved in the Maintenance BOM and the cost of the
equipment resources required for the operations.
2.3.13
Difference between the system estimated and the actual maintenance cost used for
servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.14
100 * Estimated Cost Variance / Estimated Cost i.e. Difference between the system
estimated and the actual maintenance cost divided by actual maintenance cost
2.3.15
QTD Metrics.Actual
Maintenance Cost - QTD
Quarter to Date actual usage cost of Maintenance used for servicing the maintenance
work order.
2.3.16
Quarter to Date actual usage cost of labor used for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.17
QTD Metrics.Actual
Material Cost - QTD
Quarter to Date actual usage cost of material issued for Maintenance used for servicing
the maintenance work order.
2.3.18
QTD Metrics.Actual
Equipment Cost - QTD
Quarter to Date actual usage cost of equipment used for servicing the maintenance
work order.
2.3.19
QTD Metrics.Estimated
Cost - QTD
Quarter to Date Estimated Cost is Sum of the System estimated equipment, labor and
material cost used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.20
YTD Metrics.Actual
Maintenance Cost - YTD
Year to Date actual usage cost of Maintenance used for servicing the maintenance
work order.
2.3.21
Year to Date actual usage cost of labor used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.22
YTD Metrics.Actual
Material Cost - YTD
Year to Date actual usage cost of material issued for Maintenance used for servicing
the maintenance work order.
2.3.23
YTD Metrics.Actual
Equipment Cost - YTD
Year to Date actual usage cost of equipment used for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.24
YTD Metrics.Estimated
Cost - YTD
Year to Date Estimated Cost is Sum of the System estimated equipment, labor and
material cost used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.25
AGO Metrics.QAGO
Actual Maintenance Cost
Quarter ago Actual Maintenance cost used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.26
AGO Metrics.QAGO
Actual Labor Cost
Quarter ago Actual usage cost of labor used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.27
AGO Metrics.QAGO
Actual Material Cost
Quarter ago Actual usage cost of material issued for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.28
AGO Metrics.QAGO
Actual Equipment Cost
Quarter ago Actual usage cost of equipment used for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.29
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Actual Maintenance Cost
Year ago Actual Maintenance cost used for servicing the maintenance work order.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.3.30
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Actual Labor Cost
Year ago Actual usage cost of labor used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.31
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Actual Material Cost
Year ago Actual usage cost of material issued for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.32
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Actual Equipment Cost
Year ago Actual usage cost of equipment used for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.33
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Estimated Cost
Year ago System Estimated usage cost used for servicing the maintenance work order.
2.3.34
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Estimated Labor Cost
Year ago System Estimated usage cost of labor used for servicing the maintenance
work order.
2.3.35
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Estimated Material Cost
Year ago Estimated usage cost of material issued for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.3.36
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Estimated Equipment
Cost
Year ago System Estimated usage cost of equipment used for servicing the
maintenance work order.
2.3.37
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Breakdown Cost
Year ago Breakdown Cost for maintenance work orders that do not originate from PMS.
2.3.38
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Preventive Cost
Year ago actual cost (material, equipment and labor) of maintenance work orders that
originate from PMS.
2.3.39
AGO Metrics.YAGO
Unplanned Maintenance
Cost
Year ago actual cost (material, equipment and labor) for the Unplanned Work Orders
where work order type is REACTIVE (i.e.) where the work order is not planned.
2.3.40
Year ago Cost Variance percentage i.e. 100 * Estimated Cost Variance / Estimated
Cost.
2.3.41
2.3.42
2.3.43
2.3.44
2.3.45
2.3.46
2.3.47
2.3.48
2.3.49
2.3.50
No
Metric Name
Description
2.3.51
2.3.52
2.3.53
2.3.54
2.3.55
2.3.56
2.3.57
2.3.58
2.3.59
Percentage of change in the System Estimated Labor Cost from last year.
2.3.60
2.3.61
Percentage of change in the System Estimated Equipment Cost from last year.
2.3.62
Percentage of change in the System Estimated Material Cost from last year.
2.3.63
2.3.64
2.3.65
Metric Name
Description
2.4.1
The time taken to complete a work order i.e. actual start date - actual complete
date of work order (reported on completion dates)
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.2
This is the number of days between the planned completion date and the actual
completion date if the actual completion date is beyond the planned completion
date
2.4.3
2.4.4
2.4.5
2.4.6
The number of work orders where work order type is 'REACTIVE' (i.e.) where the
work order is not planned When analyzed by time, this joins on scheduled Start
Date
2.4.7
2.4.8
It is the count of Cancelled Work Orders that have work order status
='CANCELLED' these work orders fall under this category.
2.4.9
It is the count of Completed Work Orders that have work order status
='COMPLETE' these work orders fall under this category.
2.4.10
2.4.11
It is the count of Routine Work Orders that have work order priority <> 'Emergency'
these work orders fall under this category.
2.4.12
It is the count of Emergency Work Orders that have work order priority
='Emergency' these work orders fall under this category.
2.4.13
It is the number of Reactive maintenance work orders that have work order
subtype='Reactive' these work orders fall under this category.
2.4.14
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.15
Year ago Planned work orders that the number of work orders where work order
subtype in 'PREVENTIVE', PROACTIVE. This includes all planned work orders
(both work orders generated from PMS as well as work orders that are Planned but
not generated through PMS ex: follow up orders)
2.4.16
Year ago Unplanned Work Orders that the number of work orders where work
order type is REACTIVE (i.e.) where the work order is not planned.
2.4.17
2.4.18
2.4.19
2.4.20
Percentage of change in the Count of Completed Work Orders from last year.
2.4.21
2.4.22
2.4.23
Percentage of change in the Count of Completed Work Orders from last year.
2.4.24
It is the count of work orders which are completed late then the scheduled date.
2.4.25
2.4.26
On Time Completion is the count of all maintenance work orders that have a
actual completion date less than the planned completion date.
2.4.27
Year ago On Time Completion is the count of all maintenance work orders that
have a actual completion date less than the planned completion date.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.28
2.4.29
2.4.30
2.4.31
2.4.32
Year ago down time that has been required when a work order is performed.
Maintenance work orders have a shut down required attribute that will be used for
this calculation.
Sum(case when shutdown required=Y then actual
completion date actual start date)
2.4.33
2.4.34
2.4.35
It is the count of Released Work Orders that have work order status ='RELEASED'
these work orders fall under this category.
2.4.36
Backlog indicates the count of all maintenance work orders that have yet to be
addressed. All released work orders that are not in Completed, Closed or
Cancelled statuses fall under this category.
2.4.37
Count of all backlogged maintenance work orders that have a planned completion
date in the past.
2.4.38
2.4.39
Quarter ago Past Due Backlog percentage (100* Count of Past Due Backlog WO's
/ Count of Released WO's).
2.4.40
Year ago Past Due Backlog percentage (100* Count of Past Due Backlog WO's /
Count of Released WO's).
No
Metric Name
Description
2.4.41
It is the percentage of Backlog work orders to the count of total work orders (100 *
Count of Backlog WO / Count of total Work Orders).
2.4.42
2.4.43
2.4.44
2.4.45
2.4.46
2.4.47
2.4.48
Change in the Maintenance work order Past Due Backlog quantity from last
quarter.
2.4.49
Change in the Maintenance work order Backlog quantity from last quarter.
2.4.50
Change in the Maintenance work order Past Due Backlog quantity from last year.
2.4.51
Change in the Maintenance work order Backlog quantity from last year.
2.4.52
Percentage of change in the Maintenance work order Past Due Backlog Quantity
from last quarter.
2.4.53
Percentage of change in the Maintenance work order Backlog quantity from last
quarter.
2.4.54
Percentage of change in the Maintenance work order Past Due Backlog Quantity
from last year.
2.4.55
Percentage of change in the Maintenance work order Backlog quantity from last
year.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.5.1
The reading as on the Meter Reading date. For Change meters, this will be the
incremental value and for Absolute meters, this will be the same as the current
meter reading till date.
2.5.2
The meter reading till date. For Absolute meters, this will be the same as the actual
reading. For Change meters, this will be the summary of meter readings entered till
date
2.5.3
2.5.4
Metric Name
Description
2.6.1
2.6.2
2.6.3
Metric Name
Description
2.7.1
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Available Quantity
This metric is the quantity of product available to fill open orders. Available product is
defined as unrestricted inventory that is not reserved, blocked or otherwise unavailable for
immediate demand fulfillment. The Available Quantity metric is an important component
for understanding historical inventory fluctuations, stockouts, and allocation situations. By
analyzing available inventory activity over time, slow-moving and obsolete materials can
be identified.
2.7.2
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Available Amount
Available Amount represents the Available Quantity valued at the cost of an item
No
Metric Name
Description
2.7.3
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Obsolete
Inventory Quantity
The quantity of items that is obsolete. Measurable for both lot-controlled and non-lot
controlled items. For non-lot controlled items, if the shelf life plus the date on which the
item was received into the inventory is lesser than the current date, then the item is
considered as obsolete. For lot controlled items, if the lot expiration date is lesser than the
current date, then the lot is considered as obsolete. The item level reporting for lot
controlled items is a summarized value from the lot level obsoletes.
2.7.4
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Obsolete
Inventory Value
The value at standard cost of items that is obsolete. Measurable for both lot-controlled and
non-lot controlled items. For non-lot controlled items, if the shelf life plus the date on which
the item was received into the inventory is lesser than the current date, then the item is
considered as obsolete. For lot controlled items, if the lot expiration date is lesser than the
current date, then the lot is considered as obsolete. The item level reporting for lot
controlled items is a summarized value from the lot level obsoletes.
2.7.5
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Year Ago
Obsolete Inventory
Value
Year Ago obsolete inventory value based on the Gregorian and Enterprise Calendars
2.7.6
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Days In Inventory
2.7.7
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Days Left Expiry
This is the number of days by when all the inventory of this item/lot will expire (maximum
of days left expiry across receipt date)
No
Metric Name
Description
2.7.8
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Days Since
Expired
This is the number of days since when the earliest lot/item available in inventory has
expired (maximum of days since expired across receipt date)
2.7.9
Facts - Inventory
Aging.Year Ago
Obsolete Inventory
Quantity
Year Ago obsolete inventory Quantity based on the Gregorian and Enterprise Calendars
2.8
No
Metric Name
Description
2.8.1
It is the actual quantity of materials that were issued to a maintenance work order.
This includes issue of both stock items and non-stock items.
2.8.2
Fact - Material
Usage.Standard Material
Quantity
2.8.3
It is the actual value of the materials that were issued to a maintenance work order.
This includes value of both stock items and non-stock items. Both items are valued
at the cost at which they were issued to the WO
2.8.4
Fact - Material
Usage.Standard Material Cost
2.8.5
Year ago Actual usage cost of material issued for servicing the maintenance work
order.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.8.6
Year ago Planned usage cost of material issued for servicing the maintenance work
order.
2.8.7
2.8.8
2.8.9
2.8.10
2.8.11
Difference between Actual Quantity Used and the Standard Quantity of the Material
2.8.12
Difference between Actual Cost and the Standard Cost of the Material
2.8.13
2.8.14
2.8.15
2.8.16
It is the difference between Material Cost Variance and the Year ago Material Cost
Variance
2.8.17
It is the % difference between Chg YAGO Material Cost Variance by Material Cost
Variance
Metric Name
Description
2.9.1
It is the available hours of resources that were can be use for service a
maintenance work order. This includes both equipment and Labor
resources.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.9.2
2.9.3
2.9.4
2.9.5
2.9.6
This is the actual hours of resources that were used in order to service a
maintenance work order. This includes both equipment and Labor
resources.
2.9.7
Year ago actual hours of resources that were used in order to service a
maintenance work order.
2.9.8
2.9.9
2.9.10
2.9.11
2.9.12
2.9.13
2.9.14
Metric Name
Description
2.10.1
2.10.2
This is the actual hours of resources that were used in order to service a
maintenance work order. This includes both equipment and Labor resources.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.10.3
It is the actual hours of resources (type as Equipment) that were used in order
to service a maintenance work order.
2.10.4
It is the actual hours of resources (type as Labor) that were used in order to
service a maintenance work order.
2.10.5
2.10.6
2.10.7
It is the Planned hours of the Equipment used for the service Maintenance for
Work Order.
2.10.8
It is the Planned hours of the Labor used for the service Maintenance for Work
Order.
2.10.9
It shows how efficiently the resources (type as Equipment and Labor) involved
in a maintenance organization are able to fulfill the task. This is the actual
hours of resources used in maintenance work orders upon the available hours.
2.10.10
Fact - Resource
Usage.Equipment Efficiency
2.10.11
2.10.12
Difference between Actual Cost and the Standard Cost of the Resource (type
as Equipment and Labor) work.
2.10.13
2.10.14
Difference between Actual Time and the Standard Time of the Resource (type
as Equipment and Labor) work.
2.10.15
2.10.16
Fact - Resource
Usage.Equipment Qty Usage
Variance
Difference between Actual Time and the Standard Time of the Resource (type
as Equipment) work.
No
Metric Name
Description
2.10.17
Fact - Resource
Usage.Equipment Qty Usage
Variance %
2.10.18
Difference between Actual Time and the Standard Time of the Resource (type
as Labor) work.
2.10.19
2.10.20
Year ago actual Cost of resources that were used in order to service a
maintenance work order.
2.10.21
2.10.22
Year ago actual hours of resources that were used in order to service a
maintenance work order.
2.10.23
2.10.24
2.10.25
2.10.26
Year ago Labor Efficiency shows how efficiently the resources (type as Labor)
involved in a maintenance organization is able to fulfill the task.
2.10.27
Year ago Equipment Efficiency shows how efficiently the resources (type as
Equipment) used in a maintenance organization is able to fulfill the task.
2.10.28
Year ago Resource Efficiency shows how efficiently the resources (type as
Equipment and Labor) involved in a maintenance organization is able to fulfill
the task.
2.10.29
2.10.30
2.10.31
2.10.32
No
Metric Name
Description
2.10.33
2.10.34
2.10.35
2.10.36
Year ago Equipment Usage Variance is difference between Standard Time and
the Actual Time of the Resource (type as Equipment) work.
2.10.37
Year ago Labor Usage Variance is difference between Standard Time and the
Actual Time of the Resource (type as Labor) work.
2.10.38
Year ago Resource Cost variance is difference between Standard Cost and the
Actual Cost of the Resource (type as Equipment and Labor) work.
2.10.39
2.10.40
2.10.41
2.10.42
2.10.43
2.10.44
2.10.45
2.10.46
Metric Name
Description
2.11.1
2.11.2
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Available Quantity
This metric is the quantity of product available to fill open orders. Available
product is defined as unrestricted inventory that is not reserved, blocked or
otherwise unavailable for immediate demand fulfillment. The Available Quantity
metric is an important component for understanding historical inventory
fluctuations, stockouts, and allocation situations. By analyzing available
inventory activity over time, slow-moving and obsolete materials can be
identified.
2.11.3
2.11.4
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Standard Cost
Amount
The total inventory value in chart of accounts or group currency for the product
at the standard cost.
2.11.5
This is the total physical quantity in transit for the product (in inventory unit of
measure).
2.11.6
2.11.7
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Inspection Quantity
This is the total physical quantity of the product under inspection (in inventory
unit of measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass
inspection.
2.11.8
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Restricted Quantity
This metric is the balance of inventory that is on reserve and restricted from use
for open orders or manufacturing production orders. This type of inventory is
also known as allocated or assigned material. The Restricted Quantity metric is
useful in determining the amount of material that is on reserve for future
production or customer orders.
2.11.9
This is the total physical quantity of the product under hold for specific reasons
(in inventory unit if measure). This quantity would become available for use once
the hold is released -- these would typically include stocks that may have been
damaged slightly and need to undergo a re-certification process etc.
2.11.10
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Replenishment
Quantity
2.11.11
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Available
Consignment Quantity
No
Metric Name
Description
2.11.12
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Inspection
Consignment Quantity
2.11.13
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Restricted
Consignment Quantity
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and has usage
restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is
withdrawn from stores.
2.11.14
2.11.15
Reorder Point is the inventory level at the storage location that triggers a reorder for replenishment of this product.
2.11.16
This metric tells us the number of inventory items that have a current available
quantity less than the suggested inventory reorder point. By knowing the
number of products that need re-ordeing we can better understand the related
inventory processes required (e.g., purchase requisitions that need to be created
and processed, etc.)
2.11.17
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Inventory Turn
Inventory Turn measures the number of times that inventory turns over in a
recent one year period. It is an indicator of how well a company's products are
doing in the market. It is calculated as dividing annual inventory sold to
customers by the average inventory level.
2.11.18
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Inspection Amount
This is the total physical quantity of the product under inspection (in inventory
unit of measure). This quantity would become available for use once they pass
inspection.
2.11.19
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Restricted Amount
This metric is the balance of inventory that is on reserve and restricted from use
for open orders or manufacturing production orders. This type of inventory is
also known as allocated or assigned material. The Restricted Quantity metric is
useful in determining the amount of material that is on reserve for future
production or customer orders.
2.11.20
This is the total physical quantity of the product under hold for specific reasons
(in inventory unit if measure). This quantity would become available for use once
the hold is released -- these would typically include stocks that may have been
damaged slightly and need to undergo a re-certification process etc.
2.11.21
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Replenishment
Amount
2.11.22
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Available
Consignment Amount
No
Metric Name
Description
2.11.23
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Inspection
Consignment Amount
2.11.24
Facts - MRO
Inventory.Restricted
Consignment Amount
Quantity in the warehouse that belongs to a consignment vendor and has usage
restrictions. A consignment vendor retains ownership of the quantity until it is
withdrawn from stores.
2.11.25
2.11.26
Facts - MRO
Inventory.WIP_Amount
2.11.27
DIO (Days Inventory Outstanding). Also called Inventory DSI (Days Sales of
Inventory) DSI/DIO = (Average Inventory/Cost of Goods Sold) * 365 Or DSI/DIO
= 365/Inventory Turns
2.11.28
The inventory value, a year ago, for the product at the standard cost in the chart
of accounts in group currency.
2.11.29
2.11.30
The total inventory value in chart of accounts or group currency for the product
at the standard cost.
2.11.31
(Standard Cost Amount - Year Ago Standard Cost Amount) * 100/ (Year Ago
Standard Cost Amount)
2.11.32
2.11.33
(Available Quantity - Year Ago Available Quantity) * 100/ (Year Ago Available
Quantity)
2.11.34
2.11.35
2.11.36