Replenishment Triggers: Setting Systems for Make to Stock, Make to Order & Assemble to Order - Softcover

Snapp, Snaun

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1939731550 ISBN 13: 9781939731555

Publisher: Scm Focus, 2015

Synopsis

Finally, a book that explains what drives replenishment for both production and inventory.
An explanation of how supply and production planning systems determine when to create new requisitions, which will bring or create inventory within the supply network. 

About this title

From the Back Cover

The Book's Orientation
The type and quality of information provided by various entities is a touchy subject because, as I point out in this book, usually this information is intended more to improve the condition of the information provider than the receiver. Not many authors are interested in courting controversy, and this is why I believe no book like this has yet been written. Certainly, other books that describe different dimensions of the problem of risk management are also good to read. However, managing a project's risk is about more than the tactical elements of how to estimate risk. Reducing the risk of software implementations and increasing the probability of success means doing some nonconformist thinking. I provide all the information in this book; as the reader all you have to do is consider the logic of what I have written and be open to the message. If you do that, you will be far ahead of your counterparts who are not open to different thinking and are simply following the consensus viewpoint.

A Book Based in Reality

The book provides many examples from real life project experiences, the emphasis being on the reality of ERP projects.

Interconnected to Web Information

In order the keep the book at a manageable and easily readable length, the book also provides numerous links out to the SCM Focus site, where supporting articles allow readers to get into more detail on topics that interest them.

From the Inside Flap

Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: The Different Manufacturing Environments
Chapter 3: Triggering Replenishment
Chapter 4: Requirements Strategies
Chapter 5: The Make to Order Illusion
Chapter 6: The Limitations to the Concept of Mass Customization
Chapter 7: Forecast Consumption
Chapter 8: Variant Configuration in SAP ERP
Chapter 9: Conclusion

Edition details

• Publisher: Scm Focus
• Publication date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1939731550
• ISBN 13: 9781939731555
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 122