What is Master Production Schedule MPS ? [MPS Calculation explained with example]

[@karensaad3177]

Thank you for the simple and informative presentation!,keep it up

[@myleanuniversity]

Thank you for motivational words Karen

[@kristiannikolic6284]

Great presentation, however at 10:38 in the video, when calculating ATP Available to Promise its (MPS - customer orders) you have written it the other way around (Customer orders - MPS) but mentioned it in the correct way. Greetings!

[@myleanuniversity]

Always a pleasure. Thank you :) I will look into it and make corrections in next video if needed :)

[@yasmina7593]

thank you SO much my final is coming up and this was sooo simple and useful!!

[@myleanuniversity]

Always a pleasure. Thank you :)

[@vikram_sekar]

Hello, Thank you for posting this video. This is excellent. But I do not see the link to download the pdf file from the description. Am I missing something or is it removed from the description? Please provide the pdf file as well. That would be helpful

[@coligny69003]

Hello ! First thank you for knowledge sharing. However, I have a question. For Available to Promise (ATP) calculation, why is the inventory on hand not taken in to account ? For instance, let’s take the ATP for Week 3 & week 4. > Customer order : Week 3 : 15 quantities Week 4 : 4 quantities > Inventory on hand : Week 3 : 26 quantities Week 4 : 6 quanti Instead of the following calculation : ATP = MPS quantity - customer order  40 - 19 = 21 (...) I’m rather tempted to do this calculation : ATP = MPS quantity + on hand inventory (W3 + W4) - customer order  40 + (26+6) - 19 = 53 Could you please explain why ATP is 21 for W3 & W4 period ? Thank you very much Vincent

[@coligny69003]

@@Timbochop Thank you Tim for this complete explanation :-). Since this question I posted 4 month ago, I passed my exam CPIM 1 from APICS and there were serious questions and interrogation around the concept of ATP and especially in a Make to oder manufacturing environment !

[@aamirmasood4655]

Excellent video, thanks a lot

[@myleanuniversity]

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[@stalinparoyds472]

Well explained!

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[@NurshairahJulannie]

Thank you..really understand

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[@lovedika1]

Thank you , Sir.

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[@sahibkar.rizwansyed]

thank u. its really explanatory and informative

[@myleanuniversity]

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[@aviraj_kamble7]

Mps js a ______ plan. A legal B confidental C rigid D dynamic Plase reply fast. 🙈🙈

[@Valerianste]

Dynamic

[@hamodeosso6507]

How is order policy determined?

[@ateliermethodologie4511]

Why on hand inventory= Previous on hand- max (forecast, customer order); not Previous on hand- (forecast+customer order) ?

[@myleanuniversity]

You cannot just add forecast and customer order Atelier. That's just like doubling the real potential orders

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[@palchandan9996]

What about the transit time

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[@joban9396]

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[@myleanuniversity]

Hello J Preet sure !

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@@myleanuniversity Thank you for responding

[@joban9396]

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[@mightbyson]

@@joban9396Did you pass the test? I had a test in Humber and I skipped an MRP question. It felt like physics for me