Work Order List

The data model includes measures like Quantity Planned, Quantity Total Actual, Quantity Actual Rejected, Quantity Actual QC, and Quantity Remaining, facilitating analysis of work orders by planned vs. actual quantities, rejection rates, and work progress. Supported by views detailing historical work orders, active tasks, completed orders, high and low priority tasks, enabling comprehensive monitoring and evaluation of work order performance and task prioritization.

Benefits of This Data Model

• Improved Work Order Analysis: Enables detailed comparison between planned and actual quantities, rejection rates, and QC progress for better work order performance evaluation.
• Enhanced Task Prioritization: Facilitates identification of high and low priority tasks, aiding in efficient resource allocation and task management.
• Comprehensive Monitoring of Work Orders: Offers valuable insights into historical work orders, active tasks, and completed orders, providing a holistic view of work progress and performance.
• Increased Operational Efficiency: Empowers decision-makers to make data-driven choices based on real-time data, leading to better operational efficiency and timely task completion.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Quantity Planned: This measure represents the total quantity planned for the work orders.
• Quantity Total Actual: This measure indicates the total actual quantity completed for the work orders.
• Quantity Actual Rejected: This measure shows the quantity that was completed but rejected during quality control or inspection.
• Quantity Actual QC: This measure provides the quantity that passed quality control or inspection.
• Quantity Remaining: This measure displays the remaining quantity to be completed for the work orders.

Available Visualizations

View Name	Description
Work Order List	Offers insights on historical work orders including status, priority, and completion dates.
Open Work Orders	Displays currently active work orders that are still in progress.
Closed Work Orders	Provides a summary of completed work orders, including time taken for completion.
High Priority Work Orders	Identifies urgent tasks that require immediate attention and completion.
Low Priority Work Orders	Lists less critical tasks that can be scheduled based on available resources.