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- Our customer is producing a two-stage process (A to B).
- Master planning is scheduling the full production of A before starting B.
- Example let's assume that we produce (product A in 1 day per 1 piece) and produce (product B in 1 day per 1 piece) just for simplicity, our customer request 100 piece from Product B, after master plan running, the system calculated the first production order (product A) with 100 pieces and we need to wait 100 day to finish the full production order, then we need to wait another 100 day (after the first 100 day for product A finish) to finish the next production order (product B) then deliver to his customer, which is not acceptable for his customer
- This creates a delay in B's production.
Desired Behavior:
- The system should start scheduling B as soon as a portion of A is finished.
- for instance: refereeing to our above example, we will produce only 10 pieces from product A (wait only 10 days) then we need to run the master plan to let the system schedule product B as following (10 pieces schedule after 10 days, because there is will be on-hand) and 90 pieces will schedule after 10 days.
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