Solving Business Problems with MRP II [Paperback]

Alan Luber (Author)

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Publication Date: May 11, 1995

Solving Business Problems with MRP II, Second Edition provides managers and
end users with practical instruction on how to apply the features of a Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II) system to improve customer service, improve quality, improve cashflow, and reduce overhead costs. Each chapter of the book focuses on a specific business problem, and explains the possible causes and solutions provided by MRP II software packages. Solving Business Problems with MRP II, Second Edition is an essential tool for successful, practical application of technology to solve critical business problems.

Covers the capabilities required to support multiplant manufacturing environments.
Examines the impact of client/server technology on the new generation of MRP II

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end users with practical instruction on how to apply the features of a Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II) system to improve customer service, improve quality, improve cashflow, and reduce overhead costs. Each chapter of the book focuses on a specific business problem, and explains the possible causes and solutions provided by MRP II software packages. Solving Business Problems with MRP II, Second Edition is an essential tool for successful, practical application of technology to solve critical business problems.

Covers the capabilities required to support multiplant manufacturing environments.
Examines the impact of client/server technology on the new generation of MRP II

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Solving Business Problems with MRP II, Second Edition provides managers and end users with practical instruction on how to apply the features of a Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II) system to improve customer service, improve quality, improve cashflow, and reduce overhead costs. Each chapter of the book focuses on a specific business problem, and explains the possible causes and solutions provided by MRP II software packages. Solving Business Problems with MRP II, Second Edition is an essential tool for successful, practical application of technology to solve critical business problems.

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Product Details

Paperback: 332 pages
Publisher: Digital Press; 2 edition (May 11, 1995)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1555581323
ISBN-13: 978-1555581329
Product Dimensions: 9.2 x 6 x 0.8 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.2 pounds
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,243,572 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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First Sentence:
We don't have an MRP II system, but we would like to know how an MRP II software package might help us solve our business problems." Read the first page

Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
ship promise date, order promising solutions, many homegrown systems, order line item number, part master record, shop floor management systems, automatic credit checking, automatic purchase order generation, required ship date, multiplant environments, material shortages problem, assembly start date, rough cut routings, quality performance ratings, requested ship date, minimum billing charges, internal lead times, locator report, shortage file, purchase order line item, cycle count report, cycle count frequency, product structure record, purchasing defaults, shop paperwork

Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Next Transaction, Solution Provide, Planner Action Report, Manager of Customer Service, Manager of Manufacturing, Manager of Materials, Qty Available, Vendor Action Report, Caveat Some, Dispatch List Inquiry, Manager of Purchasing, Phantom Code, Solutions Provide, Material Requirements Plan, Work Center Input, Work Center Load Inquiry, Add Purchase Order Line Item, Lot Quantity Quantity, Manager of Finance, Number Trc, Stat Code Received, Std Cost, Stockroom Manager, Total Number of Shipments, Work Center Detail Report

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This book cites 7 books:

Data Processing: An Instructional Manual for Business and Accountancy Students by E.C. Oliver on page 196
Client/Server Computing (Professional reference series) by Pat Smith in Back Matter
on page 14
Manufacturing Planning and Control Systems by Thomas E. Vollmann in Back Matter
Client/Server Strategies: A Survival Guide for Corporate Reengineers by David Vaskevitch in Back Matter

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