Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) Cloud is a powerful software suite designed to manage the complete lifecycle of product development and supply chain operations, from design to commercialization. It integrates and automates all key supply chain processes, including product design, planning, procurement, manufacturing, logistics, and order fulfillment. Here’s a general guide on using Oracle SCM Cloud with a focus on manufacturing:

1. Understanding the System: Oracle SCM Cloud includes various components such as product lifecycle management, supply chain planning, order management, procurement, manufacturing, and logistics. Each component has its unique functionalities and tools that you need to understand before you start using the system. Oracle offers detailed documentation and online tutorials to help you get started.

2. Setting Up Oracle Manufacturing: Oracle Manufacturing Cloud streamlines your global, mixed-mode manufacturing operations. To use Oracle Manufacturing, you first need to set it up. This involves defining manufacturing parameters, setting up work definitions and work areas, defining supply chain orchestration, and setting up a work execution.

3. Work Definitions: In the Work Definitions module, you can create and manage work definitions for your products. This includes creating operations, operation sequences, resources, materials, and defining operation details such as duration, yield, and scrap factors.

4. Work Execution: This is the module where the actual manufacturing happens. Here, you can execute work orders, report material transactions, and manage exceptions. You can also complete, cancel, or put work orders on hold.

5. Supply Chain Orchestration: This is where you define the process for how the manufacturing process will be executed. You can create orchestration processes and orchestration stages, define orchestration exceptions, and create supply orchestration rules.

6. Reporting and Analysis: Oracle SCM Cloud has robust analytics and reporting capabilities. It provides real-time data and predictive analytics to help you make informed decisions. Use these tools to create reports, dashboards, and data visualizations to analyze your manufacturing operations.

7. Integration: Oracle SCM Cloud can be integrated with other systems in your organization such as ERP, CRM, and financial systems. 

8. Training and Support: It’s important to provide adequate training to your employees to use Oracle SCM Cloud effectively. Oracle offers various training and certification programs to help users gain expertise in using the system. You can also use the Oracle Support Portal to get help when you encounter problems.