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Work Order Transactions

The data model captures insights into work order transactions, including the total quantity of items, run costs, material expenses, fixed running costs, labor hours, cost variances, and total hours involved. It further provides a breakdown of work orders by type, technician performance evaluation, analysis of work order costs, and tracking of asset downtime for performance assessment and planning purposes.

Benefits of This Data Model

  • Improved cost analysis: The data model allows for in-depth analysis of work order costs, including labor, materials, and overall expenses, providing insights into cost drivers and opportunities for optimization.
  • Enhanced performance evaluation: Through the tracking of asset downtime and technician performance evaluation, the data model enables accurate assessment of productivity and efficiency, leading to better resource allocation and performance management.
  • Efficient resource planning: By providing detailed insights into work order transactions, including the total quantity of items and labor hours involved, the data model supports better resource planning and allocation, ensuring optimal utilization of resources.
  • Streamlined work order management: The breakdown of work orders by type and the visibility into work order details such as status, date, and assigned resources offered by the data model help streamline work order management processes, leading to increased efficiency and productivity.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

  • Quantity: The total quantity of items or products involved in the work order transactions.
  • Run Cost: The cost associated with running the work order transactions.
  • Amount Material: The amount spent on materials for the work order transactions.
  • Amount Run Fix: The fixed amount spent on running the work order transactions.
  • Amount Run Hours: The amount spent on labor hours for running the work order transactions.
  • Amount Run Variance: The variance in costs associated with running the work order transactions.
  • Total Hours: The total number of hours involved in the work order transactions.

Available Visualizations

View NameDescription
Work Order TransactionsInsights into work order details such as status, date, duration, and assigned resources.
Work Orders by TypeBreakdown of work orders by predefined types (e.g. maintenance, repairs) for analysis.
Technician PerformanceEvaluation of technician productivity based on work order completion time and quality.
Work Order CostsAnalysis of costs associated with work orders, including labor, materials, and overall expenses.
Asset DowntimeTracking downtime of assets due to work orders for performance evaluation and planning.