Event driven material forecasting
作者： Jeffrey Spence
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摘要: An event driven material forecasting system that projects a recommended bill of materials. Data is input into the identifying scheduled demand. The then identifies situations where orders failed to meet actual demand forecast specific requirements further tracks milestones for each situation order and calculates percentage how many times milestone. new projected materials which compared with an inventory level stream determine if sufficient will be available.
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