Auditing MRP systems
Tom R. Burns
Abstract
Tom R. Burns
Abstract
Material Requirements Planning [MRP], an American technology, is a part of a comprehensive set of manufacturing/materials planning tools that, in response to foreign competition over the past two decades, has evolved into a highly effective management planning and control system encompassing all functions within the manufacturing environment. It is, in effect, "an information processing system that seeks to develop and maintain a set of orders that support [a] production plan, while simultaneously 'minimizing' the inventory levels within the production system."
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Material Requirements Planning [MRP], an American technology, is a part of a comprehensive set of manufacturing/materials planning tools that, in response to foreign competition over the past two decades, has evolved into a highly effective management planning and control system encompassing all functions within the manufacturing environment. It is, in effect, "an information processing system that seeks to develop and maintain a set of orders that support [a] production plan, while simultaneously 'minimizing' the inventory levels within the production system."
Key concepts: Material requirements planning, Production planning, Plan (archaeology), Production (economics), Production control, Audit, Competition (biology), Manufacturing resource planning