on 04-02-2015 2:54 PM
Hi All,
I need help in understanding below 2 scheduling concepts. I have italicised & underlined my questions, please share your inputs with business example for better understanding.
Planning Direction Forward with Reverse:
If you select this option, the system first searches in the future for a scheduling date. If it does not find a scheduling date in this direction, it searches in the past.
In what business needs this situation may arise? That system will look in future & still not find scheduling date?
Planning Direction Backward with Reverse:
If you choose this option, the system searches in the past for a scheduling date. If it does not find a scheduling date in this direction, it searches in the future.
Does this mean that If order is being created with next week as start date & since scheduling/capacity is available this week so the system will schedule this order to start this week?
Thanks.
Hi Shaiz,
I will give you my opinion.
Long term planning: SNP, CTM
Planning Direction Forward with Reverse: this strategy is used if late delivery is accepted. In this case the stock will be minimal. No needed to have in advance a lot of stock.
Planning Direction Backward with Reverse: this strategy is used for in time delivery (no late delivery accepted). In this case the stock will be more important. You build stock in advance.
Short term planning; PPDS
Planning Direction Forward with Reverse: you use this strategy to plan in advance from today in the future without any gaps between orders.
Planning Direction Backward with Reverse: you use this strategy to plan lately possible.
In my opinion the order will start next week!
But don't forget! The simulation is the best way to take a decision!
Thanks,
Regards, Marius
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