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

Master Production Schedule MPS or MPS Calculation. Master Production Schedule is very important part of Master Production Schedule calculation or Material Requirement Planning Calculation. It is also sometimes referred as Production Scheduling Board used widely in Operations Management and Production planning and control.

What is Master Production Schedule /Scheduling? /Production planning and scheduling
Master Production Schedule (MPS) portraits the types and quantity of the individual kinds of produced to be produced at the specified period of time.

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[karensaad]

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

[yasmina]

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

[kristiannikolic]

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!

[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

[coligny]

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

[sahibkar.rizwansyed]

thank u. its really explanatory and informative

[ateliermethodologie]

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

[aviraj_kamble]

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

[joban]

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[alemuasres]

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