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    The document discusses production management and planning. It outlines different levels of production planning from strategic long-term planning using complex statistical methods to operational medium-term aggregate production planning and short-term production master planning. It also describes push and pull models of production planning, with push keeping production constant which can lead to excess stock or being out of stock, while pull aligns production directly to demand but with potential loss of efficiency.

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    PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

    Prof. Ángel García Izquierdo


    FLOW CHART EXAMPLES

    HOW 2-EURO COINS ARE MADE


    https://youtu.be/rFDsSMDeV3w
    How 2-Euro coins are made
    Production Planning
    EXTERNAL
    VARIABLES:
    Competition
    Suppliers
    Regulations

    DEMAND
    PLANNING PRODUCTION

    INTERNAL
    VARIABLES:
    Resources
    Facilities
    Capacities
    LEVELS OF PRODUCTION PLANNING:

    - STRATEGIC: Long Term (Complex Statistical Methods)

    - OPERATIONAL:

    - Medium Term (Aggregate Production Plan)

    - Short Term (Production Master Plan)


    MODELS OF PRODUCTION PLANNING: Production VS. Demand
    3500
    Push Model
    3000
    2500
    - PUSH Model: 2000
    Constant Production 1500

    If P > D  Stock 1000


    500
    If P < D  Out of Stock 0
    Janurary February March April May Jun

    Demand Production

    Pull Model
    3500
    - PULL Model: 3000

    Production = Demand 2500


    2000
    Flexibility 1500
    No Stocks 1000

    But… Loss of Efficiency? 500


    0
    Janurary February March April May Jun

    Demand Production

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