erp名称解释（Explain the ERP name）.doc

erp名称解释（Explain the ERP name） MRP calculation A finished product, A, consists of a material called B, with a unit dosage of 1, Now a manual production orders, A number is 100, not picking first in 80 (the remaining 20 are not material), We now receive a sales order, and the quantity of A is 100, Now to do the MRP operation, lets talk about the final calculation of the A production plan is how much? What is the B material requirement? Net demand = gross demand - projected warehousing + assigned quantity - existing quantity + safety stock Net demand = gross demand - (existing amount + projected warehousing amount already assigned - Safety Inventory) ? gross demand - projected availability of inventories Projected available inventory = existing amount + projected warehousing - assigned quantity - Safety stock Then we look at drunk cat problem: for A products, gross demand =100 (sales order quantity), is expected in =20 (manual production orders unfinished, there need to be considered, and the bulk of the time we ignore), allocation =0 (because the 80 inventory in unallocated for any sales orders), the existing =80, =0 safety stock According to the formula, the net demand of A is =100-20+0-80+0=0, Of course, here we assume that the A products, in the material under the condition of storage can be. Similarly, material for B, because the A does not generate new demand, so gross demand =100 (manual production orders 100 A, because A has 80 storage, can not supply, storage (=0) is expected to have the purchase quantity allocation), =0 (zero inventory), the amount of =0. Safety stock =0, According to the formula, the net demand of B is =100-0+0-0+0=100, To sum up: net demand for A is 0, and net demand for B is 100, BOM (bill of materials) Bill of materials (BOM), also known as product structure table or product structure tree, may be called formula, factor table or other names in some industrial fields. In the ERP liter blue software system, the word material has a wide rang