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Bernana

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Question 1

What is the main difference between MRP-II and JIT manufacturing systems?
◦ The length of the planning horizon
◦ JIT uses long-term customer demand for planning purposes, but MRP-II uses short-term customer demand for planning purposes.
◦ MRP-II relies on EDI, but JIT does not.
◦ There are no significant differences between MRP-II and JIT.

Question 2

A master production schedule is used to develop detailed
◦ timetables of daily production and determine raw material needs.
◦ reports on daily production and material usage.
◦ daily reports on direct labor needs.
◦ inventory charts.
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