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In ERP systems, advanced analytical capabilities that support decision making collectively is called business
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Material requirements planning (MRP) translates the master production schedule into requirements for components, subassemblies, and raw materials.
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Capacity requirements planning (CRP) projects the load from a given material plan onto the capacity of a system.
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A material requirements planning (MRP) system serves as both an inventory control system and as a production scheduling system.
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A _______________ of material is used to plan the production of products with many optional features.
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Gross requirements at one level of a product structure generate gross requirements at the next level.
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With _________________, customers can bundle together the services that they need and not purchase the entire system.
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Single-source ERP systems are often easier to integrate than systems built using the best-in-breed approach.
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One objective of material requirements planning (MRP) is to utilize all available capacity.
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Given the following MRP matrix for Item D:
The planned order release for period 5 is

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Given the following MRP matrix for Item C:
If each order cost $500 and the holding cost is $0.75 per item per period, then using the Periodic Order Quantity lot sizing technique, the planned order release for period 4 is

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ERP systems consist of a series of __________________ that can be used alone or in concert.
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_______________________ software plans and executes business processes involving customer interaction.
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A phantom bill of material is appropriate when a product consists of assemblies that are later combined to form a variety of final products.
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The product structure file provides all of the following information except
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Given the following Product Structure Record
The number of G's required for each A is

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______________ refers to the selection of ERP modules from different vendors.
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A firm has the following gross requirements for Item F. If ordering costs are $60 per order and carrying costs are $0.50 per period.
If the periodic order quantity lot sizing rule is used, then planned order releases in Period 2 is

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