Event Driven Kanban Process

Hi,
I tried to follow the process mentioned from other threads on this subject but with no success.
Scenario:
Header Mtrl: A
Assembly: B [E-D KANBAN]
Assembly: C
There is a requirement for A=100 ea. There must be dep.req generated for B = 100 ea??? as per the event [correct me if I am wrong].
How to exectute the above scenario?
Can anyone guide with the work flow and TCode for the E-D Kanaban.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
Ramesh

Q: Well, if the scenario which I mentioned is not ED what exactly it is - Please ellobrate?
This scenario is not ED, this can be addressed by Kanban with MRP controller, in case of inhouse production it will be with
the replinshment type 4 .
Q 1/ If we need to manually create the ED signal in PK23 what advantage does we have compared to the MRP run?
It is not any advantage, this is how it can be done.
Q 2/ There is a order for A=100 ea. How the person responsible in the supply area will know that there is a req. for B (ED KANBAN) material?. How the person responsible for the supply area track these requirements?
In case if you are working with kanban + MRP , you can use the program SAPMMPKC which can be scheduled in the BG to
Q 3/ I appreciate, if you could throw more light in - how automatically the ED is triggered once it receive the order/req.?
Apart from all, i think you need to read more about the kanban and how it works.
Generally kanban are used where there is continious flow between 2 workcentres.
ie ) a constant demand and supply .
10 containes flows between 2 workcentres in which one workcentre is supply and another one is demand then kanban is used.
during such situation if you are planing to increase one container just for 1 weeek to meet your increased demand ( like christmas, new year) then Event driven kanban can be used.
Hope most of your querries are answered . you can also check about kanban here
http://sap-pphelp.blogspot.com/2010/01/kanban-inhouse-production.html
Reg
Dsk

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