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The information contained in this presentation is proprietary.© 2015 Capgemini. All rights reserved. Rightshore® is a trademark belonging to Capgemini.

About Capgemini

With almost 145,000 people in over 40 countries, Capgemini is one of the world's foremost providers of consulting, technology and outsourcing services. The Group reported 2014 global revenues of EUR 10.573 billion.Together with its clients, Capgemini creates and delivers business and technology solutions that fit their needs and drive the results they want. A deeply multicultural organization, Capgemini has developed its own way of working, the Collaborative Business ExperienceTM, and draws on Rightshore ®, its worldwide delivery model.

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MATERIAL REQUIREMENT PLANNING

Apr 2015

By : Syed Mateenuddin

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What is MRP

MRP is Materials Requirement Planning

MRP helps in answering the following questions :

What items are required?How many are required?When are they required?...

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History of MRP

MRP in its very basic form dates back to as early as 12 th – 16th century.We see MRP everyday in our Kitchens.Wars were one of the main reasons for development of MRPThe huge uncertanity and rapidly fluctuating situations in Wars required

proper and quick response in terms of planning, which primarily was soldiers.

By late 16th century, European armies started numbering more than 100,000 soldiers. Improper planning for food and water many a times let to self defeat of armies.

WW II was the turning point in history of planning. Multiple sub wars at different locations gave rise to the need to plan and deploy the right number of soldiers, ammunition, food, horses etc at the right place and time. It also gave the necessity to calcuate the quantity required to be on battle field for X days as well as to be prepared if the war prolonged.

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History of MRP

In 1964, Toyota came up its Just in time production system.This necessiated its suppliers to come up with accurate strategies to meet

demand.Joseph Orlicky was the first person to come up with the modern MRP

system. It was first implemented at Black and Decker in 1964.

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Organisational Level in SAP

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Output of MRP

The output of MRP is either a purchase requisition or a planned order.

For inhouse manufactured materials, MRP run results in a planned orer.Planned order will then be converted to a production order ( traveller)

For externally procured items, MRP run results in a Purcase requisition, which is then converted to a purchase order.

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Order to Cash Cycle & MRP

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MRP , Procurement and Sales

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Types of MRP

Materials planning

MRPConsumption

based

Reorder point Planning

Does not consider Demand. Just stock and ROP

Driven by Demand from sales order or PIR

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Output of MRP

The output of MRP is either a purchase requisition or a planned order.

For inhouse manufactured materials, MRP run results in a planned orer.Planned order will then be converted to a production order ( traveller)

For externally procured items, MRP run results in a Purcase requisition, which is then converted to a purchase order.

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Types of MRP

Re-order Point Planning:MRP Type is “VB”Used for B and C class materials / consumables.PR is generated if stock falls below re order point.

STOCK REORDER POINT RESULT OF MRP

     

200 200 No action

250 200 No action

199 200 PR created

100 200 PR created

0 200 PR created

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Types of MRP

Demand Based planningMRP Type is “PD”Used for A class materials / BoM itemsPR is generated based on demand

STOCK (A) DEMAND (B) SAFETY STOCK ('C) (B+C) - D RESULT OF MRP

         

0 0 10 10 PR created

0 10 10 20 PR created

10 0 5 -5 No Action

10 5 5 0 No Action

10 0 10 0 No Action

10 10 10 10 PR created

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Steps in MRP

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How Much to Order ( Lot Size)

The PR or planned order quantity is decided by the lot size maintained in material master.Primarily we use lot sizes FX( Fixed lot) , EX (lot for lot) and MB (Monthly Lot)

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Lot Size

Fixed Lot : FXHere the lot size is fixed in Material master. Example 1 : Demand is 23 and Fixed Lot =50 PR created for 50Example 2 : demand is 60 and Fixed Lot =50 Two PRs created for 50 ea

Lot for Lot : EXHere system clubs the requirements and creates a single PR or planned order.Example : If total demand is 73pcs, then MRP creates a singel PR or planned order

for 73pcs.

Monthly Lot

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Stock /Requirement List

MD05 gives results of last MRP run.MD04 gives the current stocks Vs Requirement data, taking into account the latest Stock and demand situation.Other transactions can be accessed from MD04

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BoM and Its Explosion

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MRP relevant Scrap

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Demo On SAP System

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