| # Enterprise Planning You can use Enterprise Planning to plan supply based on: Demand forecasts Actual customer orders Dependent demand for components of manufactured items Enterprise Planning supports logistic planning at various levels of detail in terms of: Time (from plan periods to seconds) Product level (from product families to individual products) Degree of explosion of requirements (from a wide range of components and/or work centers to a limited number of critical components and/or work centers). Sourcing Enterprise Planning supports three sources of supply: Production Purchase Distribution (within your company, or between your company and an affiliated company) If you wish, you can divide the required supply for an item over several sources and several suppliers. Planning Methods Enterprise Planning offers two basic planning concepts: In master planning, supply is planned in the form of a supply plan. In order planning, supply is planned in the form of planned orders. You can also combine these methods for one item. For production planning, Enterprise Planning supports: Infinite master planning. Order planning. Workload control (WLC): a constraint-based master-planning method You can use scenarios to compare planning alternatives. When you are satisfied with the planning solution in the actual scenario, you can transfer the planned supply to the execution level of LN. Modules This package contains the following modules: Common Data (COM) Workload Control (WLC) Resource Master Planning (RMP) Rough Requirement Planning run, an overview Workload Control (WLC) Resource Analysis and Optimization (RAO) Plan Aggregation and Transfer (PAT) |