But what is exactly wrong with materials requirements planning (MRP)?
Being responsible for inventory and production planning requires you to have an opinion on DDMRP and how it avoids MRP problems. What if your manager asks you: Could DDMRP help us increase our profit and ROI by improving customer service while reducing inventory levels at the same time?
After this interactive workshop, the participants had a good impression and informed opinion about DDMRP. The Demand Driven Operating model is not just about MRP bashing, it’s an innovative framework based on the concepts of Lean, Theory of Constraints, Six Sigma and MRP.
Nowadays, we have to deal with more supply chain dynamics and fragmentation than ever before, so it’s a real challenge to plan inventories. Times are changing and as a result the need for optimization and improvement of material planning is growing. Leading companies like Louis Vuitton, British Telecom, Shell Lubricants, Michelin and many others are already convinced of the relevancy of the Demand Driven Operating Model.
For more information you can read the (Dutch) article: ‘Materiaalplanning grondig vernieuwd: Demand Driven ’ on logistiek.nl.
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Program outline |
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START |
TOPIC |
12:00 |
Lunch - soup and sandwiches |
13:00 |
Welcome by Wout Verwoerd |
13:10 |
Introduction Newitera by Jan Krosenbrink and Marcel Schiks |
13:30 |
Todays MRP: Question and Answers by Wout Verwoerd |
13:50 |
Simulation in teams by Derk Kuiper and Wout Verwoerd |
14:20 |
Principles of DDMRP by Derk Kuiper |
14:50 |
Coffee/tea break |
15:05 |
Planning with Demand Driven MRP by Derk Kuiper |
16:00 |
Networking |
17:00 |
Closure |
Certification Maintenance points
This event qualifies 3 certification maintenance points to maintain your APICS CPIM, CSCP and CTLD certificate.