Definition von master schedule im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
(Askeri) ANA EĞİTİM PROGRAMI: Kamp veya okullar için, her eğitim birliğinin kendi programını kendisinin hazırlaması esası üzerine kurulmuş bulunan eğitim programı. Bu program, öğretilecek konuları, her kursa ayrılacak zamanı ve her kursun başlama sırasını gösterir
(Ticaret) (MPS) The schedule of manufactured items usually created to fill 'outside' demand from forecasts, customer orders and interplant orders that specifies the exact item numbers, dates and quantities for production but is not in itself a production order to be released to the floor. It considers the high-level production plan and rough cut capacity availability, and aligns with management targets for linearity and permissible level of changes. Once accepted, the MPS specifies the date and quantity requirements used by MRP to explode demand through the bill of materials. While most often for end items, variations of MPS allow planning critical lower levels such as major subassemblies based on a forecast that is then consumed by customer orders for finished goods that require those subassemblies. The MPS is the main driver for the rest of the planning and scheduling system, and the level of success in attaining a realistic MPS often indicates how well the other detailed parts of the system function
Abbreviation: MPS A realistic, detailed, manufacturing plan for which all possible demands upon the manufacturing facilities (such as available personnel, working hours, (management) policy and goals) have been considered and are visualized The MPS is a statement of what the company expects to produce and purchase expressed in selected items, specific quantities and dates
(Ticaret) A version of MPS that allows the master scheduling (and thus forecasts and customer orders) of any level in the bill of material, instead of just the top-level items. Lower level items may be master scheduled if they are critical subassemblies, or if the completion of that item constitutes the bulk of the lead time and cost and requires only minor labor or material additions to turn into a finished product (adding language labels or instructions to an otherwise-finished product)