Production planning and control involves creating sales forecasts and production orders, scheduling production, requisitioning materials, producing and inspecting orders, and transferring finished goods to shipping. It is a core business process that utilizes inventory control, cost accounting, and property management functions. Typical considerations for internal control in production include transaction processing in quick response manufacturing systems and using techniques like activity-based costing, MRP, MRP II, lean production, and integrated technologies.
Production planning and control involves creating sales forecasts and production orders, scheduling production, requisitioning materials, producing and inspecting orders, and transferring finished goods to shipping. It is a core business process that utilizes inventory control, cost accounting, and property management functions. Typical considerations for internal control in production include transaction processing in quick response manufacturing systems and using techniques like activity-based costing, MRP, MRP II, lean production, and integrated technologies.
Production planning and control involves creating sales forecasts and production orders, scheduling production, requisitioning materials, producing and inspecting orders, and transferring finished goods to shipping. It is a core business process that utilizes inventory control, cost accounting, and property management functions. Typical considerations for internal control in production include transaction processing in quick response manufacturing systems and using techniques like activity-based costing, MRP, MRP II, lean production, and integrated technologies.
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MRP II vs MRP Transfer to finished
The manufacturing Advanced goods The phisycal Implementing manufacturing resource planning Integration lean production in systems (MRP II) systems Technologies Transfer to shipping an MRP II/CIM Environment Computer aided design and Computer aided drafting (CADD) manufacturing (CAM)
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