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MRP II Standard System: A Handbook for Manufacturing Software Survival

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The book covers MRP in a great deal of length. However, contents are suitable for beginners and intermediate level MRP practitioners. Researchers won't find the book very useful. The high cost of this book is not justified. If you are looking for good contents regardless of the price, do buy this book.

"How do you compare the features available in one MRP II software package to the features in another?
How do you know how each function should work?
How do you modify a feature which doesn't work property?

The MRP II Standard System has the answers to these questions and many more.
It's the data processing profesional's guide to manufactureing software survival.
with comprehensive descriptions of the functions that you need to make MRP II work, the MRP II Standard System gives you a tool to objectively compare software packages.
It is an invaluable aid in educating users about software, developing or modifying a software package, or upgrading an existing system.

For the manufacturing professional, it helps take the mystery out of MRP II software and offers a logical step-by-step analysis to solve some of the practical systems problems.

This recognized industry standard has been used by hundreds of manufacturers to solve their software problems.
USE IT TO HELP YOU TAKE CONTROL OF SOFTWARE BEFORE IT TAKES CONTROL OF YOU!

Darryl Landvater is a pioneer in the MRP II software area.
His experience working with companies implementing MRP II systems spans over 10 years.
Darryl worked with Oliver Wight to develop the first MRP Standard System in 1976 and has spent the majority of his professional career working with MRP and MRP II software.
He is now president of Oliver Wight Video Productions, Inc. and Oliver Wight Limited Publications, Inc., and works with a number of companies implementing MRP II.

Chris Gray is an authority in the field of MRP II software.
Chris' experience on both sides of the negotiating table bring valuable input for anyone trying to choose or install software.
He started his career as a manufacturing systems analyst, installing, modifying, and developing MRP II software.
Then as a marketing representative and an implementation consultant for a major software vendor, he sold packaged MRP II software and helped install it.
Today he works as a systems and data processing professional helping companies successfully put MRP II on the air, and as a consultant helping negotiate effective software contracts."

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I think, this book is good