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Running low on stock is usually predictable. Problems fulfilling customer orders often come from ordering too late: a purchase order (PO) is raised only when stock is nearly gone, while shipping and purchasing take several days. A reorder point sets the right moment to place that order. This article covers the formula, worked examples, and the role of the reorder point in supply chain management. In short, a reorder point (ROP) is the stock le...

Two lines in the same plant both report OEE of 70%, and nobody can explain where either number came from. The situation is common on the production floor, even in plants already running digital manufacturing systems. This article breaks down the OEE formula in detail, works through a single-shift calculation, and explains where the 85% figure so often called a world-class standard actually comes from. In short, OEE (Overall Equipment Effective...

Management asks for a single HR system, and the shortlist comes back with SAP SuccessFactors alongside several local HRIS products. Every vendor claims the best fit, while the HR team struggles to compare because the demos and feature lists all look alike. This article compares them on the dimensions that actually decide the outcome, including when each is the rational choice. In short, SAP SuccessFactors is SAP's cloud-based Human Capital...

At the start of every year, corporate secretary teams gather energy consumption, employment, and social performance data from across divisions ahead of the reporting deadline to the OJK. The administrative questions that surface are usually the same: is the company among those required to prepare a sustainability report, what has to be in the document, and when is it due. POJK 51 answers all three in detail. In short: a sustainability report (...