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What is MPC?
Tells the processes what to work on, plans the resources that processes use and plan for what processes will be doing in the future
Which are the three planning horizons for MPC?
Long term - resources to meet the demands of the future
Medium term - matching supply in monthly to annual basis
Short term - detailed scheduling
What does the MPC system framework look like?
Front end: activities and systems for overall direction setting
Engine: detail material and capacity planning
Back end: track and collect data
What are the benefits for using MPC?
Lowering costs and greater responsiveness to the market
What is the problem to MPC?
Not very flexible
What is EOQ?
Economic order quantity - when and how many parts should be ordered
What is EBQ?
Economic batch quantity - when and how many products should be produced
What can be the problem of EOQ?
If the demand goes up rapidly, the replenishments lag behind the demand trend
What is POQ?
Periodic order quantity. The reorder quantities are revised more frequently
What is the bullwhip effect?
It is when information isn't shared and everyone has to guess what is going on downstream, it leads to too little or too much inventory
What is ECR?
Efficient customer response, attempts to eliminate inefficiencies by introducing strategic initiatives in four areas: assortment, product info, promotion, replenishment
What is category management?
Managing a group of products as strategic business units within each store
What is EDI and what are the benefits?
Electronic data interchange
What is QR?
A strategy to meet changing requirements. Responsiveness to consumer demand. Right: time, quantity, quality, place, price
What is VMI?
Vendor-managed inventory, when the vendor manages the inventory, instead of the customer
What is CPFR?
Collaborate planning, forecasting and replenishment,