Finite scheduling that respects machines and people
Infinite-capacity scheduling promises dates physics can't keep. Finite scheduling loads real machines and real employees — and blocks the conflicts before they happen.
MACHINES HAVE LIMITS; SO DOES ALMA
The Gantt loads each work center against its true capacity. When a machine takes one operator, it locks with the employee's name: try to slot WO-5014 onto the DMG NLX on Friday and the board says it's occupied by A. Reyes on WO-5004 — with a suggestion to move Monday or split the lot.
BOTTLENECKS YOU CAN SEE
The loading view shows the NLX at 96% while the saw sits at 41%. Two jobs are movable; drag them and watch on-time risk fall. Promise dates come from the board, not from optimism.
MAINTENANCE HOLDS ITS SLOT
PM windows from the maintenance module block time on the schedule like any job — so Thursday's spindle service doesn't get discovered by the operator who just loaded a part.
AUTO-BALANCE WITH JUDGMENT
The auto-balancer proposes moves; a human accepts them. The AI copilot explains why: 'moving WO-5014 to Monday keeps SO-1090 on time.' Decisions stay yours; the legwork doesn't.
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