Titlebook: Supply Chain Management and Advanced Planning; Concepts, Models, So Hartmut Stadtler,Christoph Kilger Book 20084th edition Springer-Verlag

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Structure of Advanced Planning Systemsthe APS can be identified. APS typically consist of several . (eventually again comprising several software components), each of them covering a certain range of planning tasks (see Rohde et al. 2000).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-74512-9Enterprise Resource Planning; Supply Chains; distribution; genetic algorithms; management; modeling; produ

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Book 20084th editionimize the flow of goods, materials, information and funds. This book, already in its fourth edition, gives a broad and up-to-date overview of the concepts underlying APS. Special emphasis is given to modeling supply chains and implementing APS successfully in industry. Understanding is enhanced by s

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Demand Fulfilment and ATPrtant to generate fast and reliable order promises in order to retain customers and increase market share. This holds particularly true in an e-business environment: Orders are entered on-line in the e-business front end, and the customer expects to receive a reliable due date within a short time period.

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Collaborative Planninge planning organization. However, the quality of a plan and the quality of the decision-making process that is based on that plan can often be improved by considering additional information that is beyond the scope of the individual planning domain.