'Materials requirement planning' diaporamas de présentation

The Design Core

The Design Core. Market Assessment. Specification. MANUFACTURE Plant location Plant layout Production scheduling Critical path analysis Materials requirement planning Just in Time management. Concept Design. Detail Design. Manufacture. Sell. Plant Location. L L L L. M M M M.

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Chapter 12 Purchasing, logistics and supply chain management

Chapter 12 Purchasing, logistics and supply chain management. Program. Definitions and concepts Materials requirement planning Basic logistics structures Just-in-time management (JIT) Elements of the purchasing information system Coordination problems between purchasing and logistics.

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Production and Operations Management

Production and Operations Management. Chapter 11. Learning Goals. Compare alternative layouts for production facilities. List the steps in the purchasing process. Outline the advantages and disadvantages of maintaining large inventories. Identify the steps in the production control process.

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Production and Operations Management

Production and Operations Management. Chapter 11. Learning Goals. Compare alternative layouts for production facilities. List the steps in the purchasing process. Outline the advantages and disadvantages of maintaining large inventories. Identify the steps in the production control process.

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LOG 411 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

LOG 411 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT. The Synchronous Supply Chain and The Era of Network Competition. The Synchronous Supply Chain. In conventional supply chains each stage in the chain tends to be disconnected from the others.

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Value Chain

Value Chain. Sequence of activities in a business that transforms resources into goods and services that customers want Value is added as the product progresses through the company Primary value chain functions directly create or provide good or service

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