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    2004 Prentice Hall Business Publishing,Accounting Information Systems, 9/e, by Bodnar/Hopwood 9 1

    The ProductionThe Production

    BusinessBusiness

    ProcessProcess

    Kuliah 7Kuliah 7dan 8dan 8

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    2004 Prentice Hall Business Publishing,Accounting Information Systems, 9/e, by Bodnar/Hopwood 9 2

    Learning Objective 1Learning Objective 1

    Describe transaction cycleDescribe transaction cycle

    controls that are used in thecontrols that are used in the

    production business process.production business process.

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    2004 Prentice Hall Business Publishing,Accounting Information Systems, 9/e, by Bodnar/Hopwood 9 3

    Transaction Flow in aTransaction Flow in a

    Production Control ApplicationProduction Control Application

    ProductionProductionControlControl

    ProductionProductionDepartmentsDepartments

    InventoryInventoryControlControl

    CostCostAccountingAccounting

    GeneralGeneralLedgerLedger

    actoractoravailabilityavailabilityreportreport

    actoractoravailabilityavailabilityreportreport

    InventoryInventory

    statusstatusreportsreports

    InventoryInventory

    statusstatusreportsreports

    Raw materialsRaw materialsFinished goodsFinished goods

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    Transaction Flow in aTransaction Flow in a

    Production Control ApplicationProduction Control Application

    ProductionProductionorderorder

    !!

    ""

    ProductionProductionorderorder

    !!

    ProductionProductionorderorder

    ##

    Post to WIPPost to WIPrecordsrecords$ournal$ournal

    vouchervoucher$ournal$ournalvouchervoucher

    MaterialsMaterialsplaced inplaced in

    productionproduction

    ProductionProductionControlControl

    ProductionProductionDepartmentsDepartments

    InventoryInventoryControlControl

    CostCostAccountingAccounting

    GeneralGeneralLedgerLedger

    ##

    %%CompletedCompletedproductionproduction

    orderorder !!

    Post toPost toinventoryinventoryrecordsrecords

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    Transaction Flow in aTransaction Flow in a

    Production Control ApplicationProduction Control Application

    %%

    ProductionProductionControlControl

    ProductionProductionDepartmentsDepartments

    InventoryInventoryControlControl

    CostCostAccountingAccounting

    GeneralGeneralLedgerLedger

    &aterial&aterialre'uisitionre'uisition

    !!

    ""

    ##

    ((

    %%

    ""!!

    &aterial&aterialre'uisitionre'uisition

    ##Attach toAttach tocompletedcompleted

    productionproductionorderorder

    &aterial&aterialre'uisitionre'uisition

    !!

    &aterial&aterialre'uisitionre'uisition

    Post to WIPPost to WIPrecordsrecords

    ##

    CompletedCompletedproductionproduction

    orderorder !!

    Post toPost toinventoryinventoryrecordsrecords

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    Transaction Flow in aTransaction Flow in a

    Production Control ApplicationProduction Control Application

    ProductionProductionscheduleschedule

    DD$ob time$ob time

    cardscards

    Post to WIPPost to WIPrecordsrecords

    $ob time$ob timecardscards

    $ournal$ournalvouchervoucher

    $ournal$ournalvouchervoucher

    ConversionConversioncostscosts

    ProductionProductionControlControl

    ProductionProductionDepartmentsDepartments

    InventoryInventoryControlControl

    CostCostAccountingAccounting

    GeneralGeneralLedgerLedger

    ##

    !!

    ProductionProductionscheduleschedule

    ##

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    Transaction Flow in aTransaction Flow in a

    Production Control ApplicationProduction Control Application

    ProductionProductionstatusstatus

    ProductionProductionstatusstatus

    $ournal$ournalvouchervoucher

    $ournal$ournalvouchervoucher

    Cost of goodsCost of goodsmanufacturedmanufactured

    SummarizeSummarizeproductionproduction

    ProductionProductionControlControl

    ProductionProductionDepartmentsDepartments

    InventoryInventoryControlControl

    CostCostAccountingAccounting

    GeneralGeneralLedgerLedger

    CompletedCompletedproductionproductioncost reportcost report

    o managemento management

    CompletedCompletedproductionproduction

    orderorder

    CompletedCompletedproductionproduction

    orderorder!! !!

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    Cost AccountingCost Accounting

    $he cost accounting depart%ent is responsible$he cost accounting depart%ent is responsible

    &or %aintaining a &ile o& '(P records)&or %aintaining a &ile o& '(P records)

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    Inventory ControlInventory Control

    (n*entory use(n*entory use

    (n*entory balances(n*entory balances

    +ini%u% and %ai%u% le*els o& stoc-+ini%u% and %ai%u% le*els o& stoc-

    .eorder point.eorder point

    cono%ic order uantity cono%ic order uantity

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    Inventory ControlInventory Control

    5522 )).. ))66

    PP ))((

    . 5 reuire%ents &or the ite% this period. 5 reuire%ents &or the ite% this period

    6 5 purchasing cost per order6 5 purchasing cost per order

    P 5 unit costP 5 unit cost

    ( 5 in*entory carrying cost per period)( 5 in*entory carrying cost per period)

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    Inventory ControlInventory Control

    .eorder point.eorder point

    5 7ead ti%e5 7ead ti%e )) 8*erage in*entory usage rate8*erage in*entory usage rate

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    Just-in-Time (JIT) ProductionJust-in-Time (JIT) Production

    Just-in-timeJust-in-timeproduction is a ter% used toproduction is a ter% used to

    describe a production syste% in whichdescribe a production syste% in which

    parts are produced only as they areparts are produced only as they arereuired in subseuent operations)reuired in subseuent operations)

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    Just-in-Time (JIT) ProductionJust-in-Time (JIT) Production

    inishedinishedgoodsgoods

    in*entoryin*entory

    :usto%er:usto%er:usto%er:usto%er

    ;endor;endor;endor;endor.aw.aw

    %aterials%aterials

    in*entoryin*entory

    *peration*peration

    ##*peration*peration

    ##

    'or-

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    Learning Objective 2Learning Objective 2

    Describe the ma+or ,eaturesDescribe the ma+or ,eatures

    o, a property accountingo, a property accounting

    business process.business process.

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    2004 Prentice Hall Business Publishing,Accounting Information Systems, 9/e, by Bodnar/Hopwood 9 1

    Property AccountingProperty Accounting

    Application SystemApplication System

    PropertyPropertytransactionstransactions

    InvestmentsInvestmentsandand

    ,i-ed assets,i-ed assets

    ecord inecord inpropertyproperty

    ledgersledgers

    PeriodicPeriodiccomparisoncomparison

    PropertyPropertyledgersledgers

    econciliationeconciliationo, discrepancieso, discrepancies

    PeriodicPeriodicprocessingprocessing

    DepreciationDepreciationcalculationscalculations

    *ther*thermanagementmanagement

    reportsreports

    Insurance andInsurance andreplacementreplacementcosts reportscosts reports

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    Fixed Assets and InvestmentsFixed Assets and Investments

    ied assetsied assets (n*est%ents(n*est%ents

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    Fixed Assets orFixed Assets or

    Investment AccountingInvestment Accounting

    +aintain adeuate records+aintain adeuate records

    Pro*ide &or appropriate depreciationPro*ide &or appropriate depreciation

    and/or a%orti=ation)and/or a%orti=ation)

    Pro*ide &or ree*aluation &or insurancePro*ide &or ree*aluation &or insurance

    and replace%ent cost purposes)and replace%ent cost purposes)

    Pro*ide %anage%ent with reports)Pro*ide %anage%ent with reports)

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    Fixed Assets orFixed Assets or

    Investment AccountingInvestment Accounting

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    Learning Objective 3Learning Objective 3

    Identi,y and describe /eyIdenti,y and describe /ey

    components o, computercomponents o, computer

    integrated manu,acturingintegrated manu,acturing

    0CI&1 systems.0CI&1 systems.

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    uic!-"esponseuic!-"esponse

    #anu$acturing Systems#anu$acturing Systems

    PhysicalPhysical

    %anu&acturing%anu&acturing

    syste%syste%

    +.P ((+.P ((

    syste%syste%

    :(+:(+8d*anced8d*anced

    technologiestechnologies

    uic-

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    uic!-"esponseuic!-"esponse

    #anu$acturing Systems#anu$acturing Systems

    2uic/3response2uic/3responsemanu,acturingmanu,acturing

    systemsystem

    2uic/3response2uic/3responsemanu,acturingmanu,acturing

    systemsystem

    Computer IntegratedComputer Integrated&anu,acturing 4ystem 0CI&1&anu,acturing 4ystem 0CI&1

    PhysicalPhysicalmanu,acturingmanu,acturing

    systemsystem

    PhysicalPhysicalmanu,acturingmanu,acturing

    systemsystem

    &anu,acturing&anu,acturingresource planningresource planning

    0&P II10&P II1

    &anu,acturing&anu,acturingresource planningresource planning

    0&P II10&P II1

    CADDCADDCADDCADD CA&CA&CA&CA& &P&P&P&P

    i !

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    uic!-"esponseuic!-"esponse

    #anu$acturing Systems#anu$acturing Systems

    DistributedDistributeddatabasesdatabasesDistributedDistributed

    databasesdatabases

    DistributedDistributeddatabasesdatabasesDistributedDistributed

    databasesdatabases

    Advanced Integration 5echnologiesAdvanced Integration 5echnologies

    Computer3basedComputer3basedin,ormationin,ormation

    systemsystem

    Computer3basedComputer3basedin,ormationin,ormation

    systemsystem

    6DI6DI6DI6DIAutomaticAutomatic

    identi,icationidenti,icationAutomaticAutomatic

    identi,icationidenti,ication

    T% P% i l # $ i

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    T%e P%ysical #anu$acturingT%e P%ysical #anu$acturing

    SystemSystem

    $wo subsyste%s directly support the$wo subsyste%s directly support the

    physical manufacturing systemphysical manufacturing system ))

    :8>> co%puter> co%puter

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    Computer-Aided &esignComputer-Aided &esign

    and &ra$ting (CA&&)and &ra$ting (CA&&)

    6olids %odeling6olids %odeling

    inite ele%ent analysisinite ele%ent analysis

    8uto%ated dra&ting8uto%ated dra&ting

    C Aid dC t Aid d

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    Computer-AidedComputer-Aided

    #anu$acturing (CA#)#anu$acturing (CA#)

    (ndustrial robot(ndustrial robot

    6tatistical process control6tatistical process control

    leible %anu&acturing syste%sleible %anu&acturing syste%s

    T% # $ i "T% # $ t i "

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    T%e #anu$acturing "esourceT%e #anu$acturing "esource

    Planning (#"P II) SystemPlanning (#"P II) System

    $he +.P (( syste% co%prises the$he +.P (( syste% co%prises the

    materials requirements planningmaterials requirements planning

    (MRP(MRPsyste%syste%and the related syste%sand the related syste%s

    &or sales, billing, and purchasing)&or sales, billing, and purchasing)

    # t i l " i t# t i l " i t

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    #aterials "e'uirements#aterials "e'uirements

    Planning (#"P)Planning (#"P)

    &P&P&P&P

    CostCost

    accountingaccountingCostCost

    accountingaccounting

    ProductionProduction

    planningplanningProductionProduction

    planningplanning

    ProductionProduction

    schedulingschedulingProductionProduction

    schedulingscheduling

    eportingeportingeportingeporting

    Ad d I t tiAd d I t ti

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    Advanced IntegrationAdvanced Integration

    Tec%nologiesTec%nologies

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    Learning Objective 4Learning Objective 4

    Depict the ,lo o, processingDepict the ,lo o, processing

    necessary to supportnecessary to support

    &anu,acturing esource&anu,acturing esource

    Planning 0&P II1 systems.Planning 0&P II1 systems.

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    Production PlanningProduction Planning

    Pro!uction planningPro!uction planningin*ol*es thein*ol*es the

    deter%ination o& which productsdeter%ination o& which products

    to produce and theto produce and thesche!ulingsche!uling

    o& production to %a-e opti%alo& production to %a-e opti%al

    use o& production resources)use o& production resources)

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    Production PlanningProduction Planning

    >e%and &or a product>e%and &or a product

    Production reuire%entsProduction reuire%ents

    Production resources a*ailableProduction resources a*ailable

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    Production PlanningProduction Planning

    ProductionProduction

    planningplanning

    Bill o&Bill o&%aterials%aterials

    +aster+asteroperations listoperations list

    +ar-eting+ar-eting11

    (n*entory(n*entorycontrolcontrol

    22

    33 ProductionProductiondepart%entsdepart%ents

    44

    55

    114ales ,orecast4ales ,orecast22inished goods statusinished goods status33a materials statusa materials status44actor availability reportactor availability report55Production scheduleProduction schedule

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    Production PlanningProduction Planning

    ProductionProductionplanningplanning

    program0s1program0s1

    &aster&aster

    operationsoperations,ile,ile

    ProductionProduction

    statusstatus,ile,ile

    ill3o,3ill3o,3materialsmaterials

    ,ile,ile

    &aster&asterproductionproduction

    planplan

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    Production PlanningProduction Planning

    9pdated9pdatedproductionproduction

    statusstatus,ile,ile

    ProductionProductionordersorders

    &aterial&aterialre'uisitionsre'uisitions

    outingsoutings

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    Production Sc%edulingProduction Sc%eduling

    ProductionProductionstatusstatusupdateupdate

    ProductionProductionstatusstatus

    ,ile,ile

    outingouting,ile,ile

    4ummary4ummaryreportreport

    9pdated9pdatedproductionproduction

    statusstatus,ile,ile

    ProductionProductionloadingloading

    ,ile,ile

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    Production Sc%edulingProduction Sc%eduling

    ProductionProduction

    schedulingschedulingprogramprogram

    4ummary4ummaryreportreport

    ProductionProductionschedulesschedules

    ProductionProductionloadingloading

    ,ile,ile

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    Production-oading FileProduction-oading File

    $his is the %a?or input to the$his is the %a?or input to the

    production

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    Cost AccountingCost Accounting

    Cost accounting program0s1Cost accounting program0s1

    ProductionProductionstatus ,ilestatus ,ile

    ProductionProductiondata ,iledata ,ile

    @&aterial&aterial re'uisitionre'uisition datadata@5G data5G data

    4ummary4ummaryreportreport

    9pdated9pdatedproductionproductionstatus ,ilestatus ,ile

    CompletedCompletedproductionproductionorder ,ileorder ,ile

    esourceesourceusageusage

    ,ile,ile

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    "eporting"eporting

    InventoryInventoryupdateupdateInventoryInventory

    ,ile,ile

    CompletedCompletedproductionproductionorder ,ileorder ,ile

    Inventory ProcessingInventory Processing

    9pdated9pdatedinventoryinventory

    ,ile,ile

    inished goodsinished goodsstoc/ statusstoc/ status

    reportreport

    CompletedCompletedproductionproductioncost reportcost report

    4ummary4ummaryreportreport

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    "eporting"eporting

    esourceesourceusageusage

    ,ile,ile

    eporteportgeneratorgenerator

    esourceesourceusageusage

    reportsreports

    esource 9sage eportingesource 9sage eporting

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    Learning Objective 5Learning Objective 5

    Describe hy activity3basedDescribe hy activity3based

    costing is particularlycosting is particularly

    relevant to CI& systems.relevant to CI& systems.

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    Activity-ased CostingActivity-ased Costing

    $raditional cost accounting techniues$raditional cost accounting techniues

    %ay be inadeuate in a%ay be inadeuate in a computercomputer

    integrate! manufacturingintegrate! manufacturingen*iron%ent)en*iron%ent)

    Because :(+ reduces directBecause :(+ reduces direct

    labor and increases o*erhead)labor and increases o*erhead)

    ;ariable costs decrease;ariable costs decrease

    and &ied costs increase)and &ied costs increase)

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    Activity-ased CostingActivity-ased Costing

    8cti*ity

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    Activity-ased CostingActivity-ased Costing

    'hat are so%e ea%ples o& acti*itiesA'hat are so%e ea%ples o& acti*itiesA

    +achine centers+achine centers +aterial handling+aterial handling

    (nspection stations(nspection stations

    8 single depart%ent %ay contain8 single depart%ent %ay containse*eral di&&erent acti*ities)se*eral di&&erent acti*ities)

    +anual asse%bly+anual asse%bly

    #a*or Processing #odules in#a*or Processing #odules in

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    #a*or Processing #odules in#a*or Processing #odules in

    #"P II#"P II

    &P II&P II&P II&P II

    ill3o,3materialsill3o,3materialsmodulemodule

    ill3o,3materialsill3o,3materialsmodulemodule

    outings ,ileoutings ,ilemodulemodule

    outings ,ileoutings ,ilemodulemodule

    Inventory controlInventory controlmodulemodule

    Inventory controlInventory controlmodulemodule

    ProductionProductionactivity controlactivity control

    modulemodule

    ProductionProductionactivity controlactivity control

    modulemodule

    &aster production&aster productionschedulingscheduling

    modulemodule

    &aster production&aster productionschedulingscheduling

    modulemodule

    Production orderProduction ordermodulemodule

    Production orderProduction ordermodulemodule

    Implementing JIT in aImplementing JIT in a

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    Implementing JIT in aImplementing JIT in a

    #"P II+CI# ,nvironment#"P II+CI# ,nvironment

    7ess e%phasis %ight be placed7ess e%phasis %ight be placed

    on a co%plete +.P (( syste%)on a co%plete +.P (( syste%)

    Special Internal ControlSpecial Internal Control

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    Special Internal ControlSpecial Internal Control

    ConsiderationsConsiderations

    $ransactions %ay be processed without$ransactions %ay be processed without

    hu%an inter*ention or appro*al)hu%an inter*ention or appro*al)

    $his eli%inates con*entional controls$his eli%inates con*entional controls

    associated with separationassociated with separation

    o& duties in transactions)o& duties in transactions)

    Special Internal ControlSpecial Internal Control

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    Special Internal ControlSpecial Internal Control

    ConsiderationsConsiderations

    tensi*e controls and audit trails %aytensi*e controls and audit trails %ay

    be i%ple%ented in uic-

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