在erp中实现scm的关键算法及其应用（The key algorithm in SCM and its application in ERP）.doc

在erp中实现scm的关键算法及其应用（The key algorithm in SCM and its application in ERP） The key algorithm and application of SCM implementation in ERP Author: 2002-2-25 Jianguang Xian [source: AMT] The powerful function of Supply Chain Management (SCM) comes from an advanced planning and scheduling (APS) module, which is based on a critical algorithm to complete the overall planning, scheduling, and optimization of the supply chain. This article will introduce the key algorithm and application of SCM implementation in ERP. First, supply chain management SCM is to solve the complex problems in reality management, each enterprise will make perfect management target and plan, and hope that the target and plan can be fully realized. MRP/ERP is a very good planning tool, if there is no MRP/ERP in the material push down, it is too difficult to manually calculate order all levels of material requirement, so the emergence of the MRP/ERP enterprise management is a great help. But there is also a fly in the ointment: the traditional MRP/ERP plan is not considered practical ability, the adjustment of the plan is difficult. In the real world, the ability of enterprise production, the supply of raw materials is not infinite, is the subject of many practical conditions, and various changes in practice is often difficult to predict, often encounter a shortage of raw materials, delivery delay, equipment failures, customer requirements into urgent orders, cancel orders so, this requires enterprises to adjust the original plan quickly, in order to keep up with the changes, or even turn the crisis into opportunity. Many enterprises, especially manufacturing enterprises, often face problems such as: sales personnel: when receiving sales orders, how do you know the capacity of factories and materials? When will the factory be ready for delivery? How many finished products can be made from existing materials? Can you make the computer automatically answer or give a suggestion? Planning staffs question: