Scenario Tutorial Index

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Applies to DecisioWorks v1.4.0

Scenario Learning Guide

This guide organizes learning around input data, constraint configuration, execution flow, output, business interpretation, and adjustment. The Wiki currently provides one complete walkthrough and connects data, planning, scheduling, and validation topics into a practical sequence.

Stage 1: Complete one full run

For case reading and exercises before execution, start with the Learning Center, particularly Topic D: Read Plans through Recorded Cases. The lessons distinguish worked exercises from recorded runs and link to configuration details and worksheets.

1. Quick Start: start the Web cockpit and complete the first-run checks.
2. End-to-End Scenario Walkthrough: select a SolverReady dataset and complete baseline, adjustment, and rerun.
3. Value Validation and Adoption Framework: turn evidence into a Go, Adjust, or Stop decision.

Stage 2: Understand inputs and controls

• Standardized Data Interface: understand order, product, route, capacity, material, and time relationships.
• ERP/MES Data Mapping Guide: map source-system data into computable business semantics.
• Data Readiness and Validation: distinguish readable fields, closed relationships, and SolverReady status.
• Objectives and Rule Control: separate structural constraints, objective preferences, and shop-floor rules.

Stage 3: Understand results and linkage

• Planning and Scheduling Overview: understand responsibilities across planning levels.
• Results, Evidence, and Feedback: move from aggregate metrics to orders, work centers, and tasks.
• Trusted Operation and Human Review: define where automated execution ends and accountable approval begins.

Coverage status

Topic	Current entry	Status
End-to-end baseline and rerun	End-to-End Scenario Walkthrough	Published
Master planning and scheduling	Planning overview and Scenario Lab	Guidance and runnable datasets available
Operation-level BOM and material readiness	Data interface and Scenario Lab	Guidance and runnable datasets available
Shared resources, maintenance, and shifts	Scenario Lab and field descriptions	Topic tutorials in progress
Planning linkage and disturbance response	Planning overview and feedback guide	Topic tutorials in progress

Expected learning outcome

After a complete run, a reader should be able to explain what business data entered the scenario, which constraints and objectives were active, how the run was organized, how outputs should be interpreted, what improved or degraded after adjustment, and which decisions still require accountable human review.

Reference-scenario paths

• Stamping planning case: orders, capacity, operation-level materials, and kitting in workshop planning.
• Injection-molding scheduling case: mapped attributes, batch checks, and changeover rules in circular-sequence scheduling.