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    MRP II systems expanded on traditional MRP systems with a greater emphasis on integration across various business functions. Typical MRP II systems integrated management planning, customer service, operations planning, and operations execution modules. This allowed for coordinated scheduling and purchasing of materials and better alignment of manufacturing resources. Over time, MRP II systems evolved into Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems which provide a single database integrating all data and processes across a company's major business functions including finance, purchasing, inventory, sales, and production planning. ERP systems provide benefits like standardized processes and improved information sharing but also involve large costs and organizational changes to implement.

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    MRP Ii

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    MRP II systems expanded on traditional MRP systems with a greater emphasis on integration across various business functions. Typical MRP II systems integrated management planning, customer service, operations planning, and operations execution modules. This allowed for coordinated scheduling and purchasing of materials and better alignment of manufacturing resources. Over time, MRP II systems evolved into Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems which provide a single database integrating all data and processes across a company's major business functions including finance, purchasing, inventory, sales, and production planning. ERP systems provide benefits like standardized processes and improved information sharing but also involve large costs and organizational changes to implement.

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    MRP II systems expanded on traditional MRP systems with a greater emphasis on integration across various business functions. Typical MRP II systems integrated management planning, customer service, operations planning, and operations execution modules. This allowed for coordinated scheduling and purchasing of materials and better alignment of manufacturing resources. Over time, MRP II systems evolved into Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems which provide a single database integrating all data and processes across a company's major business functions including finance, purchasing, inventory, sales, and production planning. ERP systems provide benefits like standardized processes and improved information sharing but also involve large costs and organizational changes to implement.

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    MRP II systems expanded on traditional MRP systems with a greater emphasis on integration across various business functions. Typical MRP II systems integrated management planning, customer service, operations planning, and operations execution modules. This allowed for coordinated scheduling and purchasing of materials and better alignment of manufacturing resources. Over time, MRP II systems evolved into Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems which provide a single database integrating all data and processes across a company's major business functions including finance, purchasing, inventory, sales, and production planning. ERP systems provide benefits like standardized processes and improved information sharing but also involve large costs and organizational changes to implement.

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    MRP II Manufacturing

    Requirement Planning
    Application of Computers
    MRP Inputs MRP Processing MRP Outputs
    Changes
    Order releases
    Master
    Planned-order
    schedule
    schedules
    Primary
    reports Exception reports
    Bill of Planning reports
    materials MRP computer Secondary Performance-
    programs reports control
    reports

    Inventory
    records Inventory
    transaction
    MRP Evolution
    MRP Schedule Materials

    Closed Loop Schedule Materials

    MRP Incorporate Feedback

    Schedule & Purchase Materials


    MRP II Coordinate w/ Mfg Resources

    ERP
    MRP II

    Expanded MRP with and emphasis placed on


    integration
    Typical modules in MRP II:
    Management planning aggregate production
    planning, master production scheduling
    Customer service sales forecasting, order entry,
    finished goods inventory
    Operations planning MRP enhanced with
    capacity requirements planning
    Operations execution purchasing, production
    scheduling and control, shop floor control

    4
    MRP II
    ERP Systems

    Enterprise Resource Planning Systems is a


    computer system that integrates application
    programs in accounting, sales,
    manufacturing, and other functions in the
    firm
    This integration is accomplished through a
    database shared by all the application
    programs
    Solutions of ERP
    Financial Management
    Inventory Management
    Purchasing
    Sales Management
    Production Planning
    Advanced Visual Planning
    Manufacturing Management
    Typical ERP System
    How Do ERP Systems Work?
    Managers and
    Stakeholders
    Financial
    Reporting Applications
    Human
    Sales and
    Resource Applications
    Delivery
    Management
    Applications
    Applications
    Sales Force Central
    Manufacturing Back-office
    Customers And Customer Database Applications Administrators
    Service Reps Suppliers
    And Workers

    Service Human
    Applications Resource Inventory
    Management And Supply
    Applications Applications

    Employees

    11
    Major ERP Providers
    Market
    Firm HQ Acquisitions
    Share
    SAP Germany 40%
    Oracle US People Soft
    22%
    JD Edwards
    Sage Group UK 7%
    Microsoft US 3%
    Infor US SSA
    Baan
    Reasons to Implement ERP
    Desire to standardize and improve
    processes
    To improve the level of systems
    integration
    To improve information quality
    ERP Drawbacks
    Cost
    $250M+ for a large scale company
    Transition pain
    Implementation resources
    Training
    Resistance to change
    An ERP Example: Before ERP

    Orders
    Parts
    Sends report Customer
    Demographic
    Sales Dept. Files Customers

    Checks for Parts


    Calls back Not in stock
    Accounting We ordered the parts
    Files

    Accounting
    Sends report
    Invoices
    Sends report
    accounting
    Ships parts
    Vendor
    Warehouse
    Order is placed
    We Need parts #XX
    with Vendor
    Inventory
    Purchasing Files
    Files We ordered the parts
    Purchasing
    16
    An ERP Example: After ERP

    Orders
    Parts Inventory Data
    If no parts,
    order is placed
    Customers Sales Dept. through DB Accounting

    Financial Data exchange;


    Books invoice against PO

    Order is submitted
    to Purchasing. Database
    Purchasing record Books inventory
    order in DB against PO

    Order is placed
    with Vendor

    Warehouse
    Vendor Purchasing

    Ships parts
    And invoices accounting 17

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