In an advanced planning and scheduling (APS) system, which of the following processes feeds the master schedule?
In an advanced planning and scheduling (APS) system, which of the following processes feeds the master schedule?
In an advanced planning and scheduling (APS) system, demand planning is the process that feeds the master schedule. Demand planning involves forecasting customer demand to ensure that products can be manufactured to meet future sales. This anticipated demand is then used to develop the master production schedule (MPS), which outlines when and how much product to produce to meet the expected customer requirements. Other processes such as purchasing planning, distribution planning, and fulfillment planning play crucial roles in overall supply chain management but do not directly feed the master schedule as demand planning does.
Demand planning feeds the master schedule in an advanced planning and scheduling (APS) system. The demand plan specifies the expected customer demand for products, which then forms the basis for developing the master production schedule (MPS) and determining the production requirements for the planning horizo
don't mix up with Q155
Demand planning
it is in the Resource Allocation Module
what is the diffierent between this question and 155
D: for master scheduling needs to know the required service level so D is the right answer determining the required service level is crucial for creating an accurate master schedule within an advanced planning and scheduling (APS) system. By considering the fulfillment planning process and the desired service levels, the master schedule can be optimized to meet customer demand while balancing various constraints and objectives.
In APS requirement allocation is feeding to Master production schedule.. This may equal to fulfillment as mentioned in the question..
It should correct as resource allocation not requirement
Demand planning