MRP Basics for Students and Non-Operations Professionals

[@hmoneymkr]

holy smokes! This is the best explanation of MRP I have heard thus far. You actually tie-in the bill of materials with the MRP which makes it for me much easier to see how it all comes together. Referring to Planned Order Receipt and Planned Order Release as Planned Order Complete and Planned Order Start helped me quite a bit. Also, the way you showed the flow of numbers on the MRP time-phased record made it crystal clear. Thank you

[@robertocucalon4676]

Wow wow wow.... FIIIIINALLY, someone explains this in real English, simple and without any crap added just to make a longer video. THANKS SO MUCH!!!

[@rooshishah8666]

Huge thanks for making this video, even 2 years later it is still relevant. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this :)

[@0xPocho]

You explained it better than my professor. It is more understandable now. Thank you.

[@michaelamir1625]

Thank you so much, I have an interview tomorrow and they put in the description that you must have knowledge on MRP.

[@countess_387]

This was a concise, cogent presentation on MRP with relative associated points! Thank you, thank you!

[@kriss21488]

You just helped me get a good grade on my next exam. Your the best!

[@lvteachme973]

Excellent video for newbie. Thanks!

[@t.a.kalsekar]

Thanks Alot Jess. Needed this badly. Very nice example for Netting. Keep up the good work.

[@apapa8]

awesome explanation to start understanding MRP. Great!

[@shivakkumargeethavenkatesan]

Really very nice and it is really good start to students who like to pursue coursed in ERP. good starter Pack !!!

[@JustJokingNot]

The only problem with this is that it only applies to established companies, with a year or more availability of planning. What if you are starting a new business and don't have the ability to forecast from previous years? What is a good plan to have in place to start off with and how much should you’re expectation or growth be within that year?

[@TSquared2001]

I needed this refresher. Immense thanks.

[@quirkybeaver]

Thank you Jess, very cool!

[@krishnatejag2002]

a very understandable explanation. Thank you very much

[@reprogram1]

Thank you Jeff for the thorough explanation. I'm looking to get my hands on an MRP training software package. Do you know where I could find one that would be relevant to what is used in the US pharmaceuticals/ medical device industry? Thanks, Andrew

[@francperezfp]

thank you so much the easiest explanation

[@tkdwoman]

Nicely done! Thanks!!

[@kellieabbey6755]

can you make a similar video specifically for consumption based planning!?

[@saulcaro7772]

muy bien explicado, thank you very much for sharing

[@safimirei4982]

Amazing what you have presented. Many thanks Sir. Have you ever worked on SAP system?

[@papatil70]

Very nicely explained Jess. Thanks :)

[@MrBluecheese90]

Life saver, Thank you !!

[@CJELCJEL65]

Hi , what if we have capacity shortage for one work station and we have to produce at that time , as you say MRP uses backward schedule ( no delay is allowed ) what the system will generate ? thanks

[@Mikevets]

Hi. As soon as planned order starts, wouldn't that amount go into "on order"???? I am having trouble understanding.

[@roxyye6378]

really helpful. helps with the exam.

[@ishaquemia3880]

Nice Presentation

[@brettandlopu]

Thank you. Nice presentation

[@alig8866]

Great vid! wish i had this when i was still in class!

[@andremelim8674]

great explanation, thank you.

[@lynnelabbe3486]

Thanks a lot!

[@schwantz037]

Hi, are you aware of any online MRP programs where you can familiarize and practice using MRP systems. Thank You for posting...

[@jessmarino6017]

+schwantz037 I am not aware of any online MRP programs, but if you send your specific questions to my email at [e-mail], I will do my best to help you.

[@sdkljfls]

Nice explanation

[@Vivi-tq7fn]

This is awesome! But can we have a copy of your presentation?

[@aniketsakpal4969]

thank u so much sir awesome explanation!

[@Uvi3112]

Thanks a lot!! Me suscribí!

[@alexhayes6847]

So helpful

[@lizzie617xo]

Thank you so muchhh

[@GmRb79]

well done

[@tractioncrm]

ERPNext has a free VM you can download and play with. It has most of the basics -

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