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T his definition of what S&OP is and what the objectives are is still v alid today at this high level. The result of which should be: . Lower inventory levels . Reduced operating costs . Maximized customer service and sales revenue . Maximized profitability and return on assets . One number, one plan .
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T his definition of what S&OP is and what the objectives are is still v alid today at this high level. The result of which should be: . Lower inventory levels . Reduced operating costs . Maximized customer service and sales revenue . Maximized profitability and return on assets . One number, one plan .
Action Message: An alert generated by a materials requirement planning (MRP) or distribution requirements planning (DRP) system. The extension of MRP into planning of the key resources contained in a distribution system. Manufacturing resource planning is a direct outgrowth and extension of material requirements planning (MRP-1).
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