bringup phase is the step in mrp ii that determines requirements for component parts and sub-assemblies.
bringup phase is the step in mrp ii that determines requirements for component parts and sub-assemblies.
at which step in mrp ii are requirements for component parts and sub-assemblies determined?
bringup phase
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bullet::::- the other major drawback of mrp is that it fails to account for capacity in its calculations. this means it will give results that are impossible to implement due to manpower, machine or supplier capacity constraints. however this is largely dealt with by mrp ii. generally, mrp ii refers to a system with integrated financials. an mrp ii system can include finite or infinite capacity planning. but, to be considered a true mrp ii system must also include financials. in the mrp ii (or mrp2) concept, fluctuations in forecast data are taken into account by including simulation of the master production schedule, thus creating a long-term control. a more general feature of mrp2 is its extension to purchasing, to marketing and to finance (integration of all the functions of the company), erp has been the next step.
material requirements planning