Sales & operations planning

In this chapter we will discuss: Facilities decisions, facilities strategy, sales & operations planning definition, cross-functional nature of S&OP, planning options, basic aggregate planning strategies, aggregate planning costs, aggregate planning example.

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After reading the material in this chapter, you should be able to: To describe the common structure underlying advanced planning system, to explain how planning tasks are supported by APS, to discuss industry specific solutions, discussion on the suitability of software modules, to explain sales and operations planning software modules, how APS helps in collaboration interface, sales and procurement collaboration.

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The main goals of this chapter are to: Understand what sales and operations planning is and how it coordinates manufacturing, logistics, service, and marketing plans; construct aggregate plans that employ different strategies for meeting demand; describe what yield management is and why it is an important strategy for leveling demand.

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Lecture 5 - Master product scheduling. After production planning, the next step in the manufacturing planning and control process is to prepare a master production schedule. This chapter examines some basic considerations in making and managing an MPS. It is an extremely important planning tool and forms the basis for communication between sales and manufacturing.

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Lecture 7 - Production Planning System (Revisited). The contents of this chapter include all of the following: Manufacturing planning and control system, sales and operations planning (SOP), making production plan, developing production plan, market to stock production plan, market to order production plan, production planning hierarchy, inventory cost, type of inventory, production settings.

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Chapter "planning, organization, and control of global marketing operations". After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Local market characteristics that affect the advertising and promotion of products, the strengths and weaknesses of sales promotions and public relations in global marketing, when global advertising is most effective; when modified advertising is necessary,...

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Chapter 14 sales and capacity planning. This chapter includes contents: The sales and operations planning process, strategies for adjusting capacity, strategies for managing demand, quantitative techniques for aggregate planning, hierarchical nature of planning, aggregate planning for services.

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After completing this chapter you should be able to: Describe different types of cost behavior in relation to production and sales volume, describe several applications of costvolume-profit analysis, compute the contribution margin and describe what it reveals about a company's cost structure, analyze changes in sales using the degree of operating leverage.

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Chapter 3 - Food vendors: who should i buy this stuff from? This chapter’s objectives are to: Understand how methods used to select a vendor affect an F&B operation’s cost of sales, develop selection criteria based on the operation’s needs, ability to investigate potential suppliers and assess their overall fit into the operation,…

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Sales history, also known as a scatter sheet mix, is a daily record of the menu items that have been sold. Uses for sales history include: to forecast, to keep a daily record of which food items were sold, to keep a daily record of how many menu items were sold, to predict sales volume,…

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Chapter 10 - Merchandising the menu. Merchandising: the presentation of a product to the appropriate market at the right time in an organized and attractive display. It is important to list additional pertinent information, such as liquors and wines, appetizers, salads, steaks, seafood, sandwiches, desserts, take-out service and specials.

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(bq) part 2 book "operations management - creating value along the supply chain" has contents: supply chain management strategy and design, global supply chain procurement and distribution, forecasting, inventory management, sales and operations planning, resource planning, lean systems, scheduling.

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(bq) part 2 book "operations and supply chain management" has contents: lean supply chains; logistics, distribution, and transportation; enterprise resource planning systems; forecasting; sales and operations planning; inventory management; workcenter scheduling,...and other contents.

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Learning objectives of this chapter include: Describe the un-integrated sales processes of Fitter Snacker, a fictitious company whose operations are used as an example; explain why un-integrated Sales and Marketing information systems lead to company-wide inefficiency, higher costs, lost profits, and customer dissatisfaction; describe how SAP R/3 processes a standard sales order;...

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Business owners generally agree on the severity of several operating cost areas. “Tele- phone Costs and Services” and “Electricity Costs (Rates)” are illustrative. “Cost of Supplies/ Inventories” is also an operating cost on which there is general agreement among owners across all sub-groups. Another operating cost on which there is substantial consensus, the “Cost of Energy, Except Electricity,” which ranks 8th in agreement. Note, these costs are common to all businesses. They all pay for telephones, energy, and supplies.

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Prepare a descriptive location analysis of the key elements of your market area that have contributed to the success of your present location. Prepare an interior floor plan for one or two standard location sizes. What size and configuration works best for your business? Finally, create a master business procedures manual with a step-by-step explanation of your day- to-day business operation and prepare the accompanying financial supports (i.e. cash flow projections, start-up costs, working capital requirements).

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The industry outlook for retail sales of books and magazines in British Columbia is quite positive. Projections made by the Retail Council of Canada, the Book Industry Study Group and the Magazine and Bookseller Journal indicate that book sales will increase by 20% to 30% over the next three years. As in the past, mass market paperbacks written by well known authors will continue to provide the major impetus for growth. While it does not significantly affect Brian's Book Barn, major bookstore chains are expanding their operations and moving into new markets. U.S.

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Other operating income primarily comprises gains arising on sale from the available-for-sale (AFS) portfolio, aircraft lease income and dividend income. In 2009, it also included gains arising from buy-back of Tier 2 notes but this was not repeated in 2010. Other operating income fell by $526 million, or 40 per cent, to $775 million driven by lower gains arising from the sale of AFS assets....

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Privacy laws differ considerably fromcountry to country. It is important to note that if an organization is doing business inmultiple countries, its privacy plan must address requirements to comply with the privacy laws of all of the countries in which it conducts business or has operations. The management team in each country or those managers in the corporate headquarters responsible for business operations in each country need to address specific requirements.

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Present all relevant facts about the company’s history, growth, products, sales volume, share of market, competitive status, markets served, distribution system, past advertising programs, results of marketing research studies, company capabilities, strengths and weaknesses, and any other pertinent information. After gathering historical information, on focus changes to potential threats and opportunities based on key factors outside the company’s control: economic, political, social, technological, or commercial environments the company operates in....

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