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Weird man, It should be irrelevant how frequently you run MRP, so I suppose
once a month is OK.
Do you make or only buy. Do you have many customers with fluctuating demand or
a few with constant demand.
But when you a running a business and have your 'finger on the pulse' running
MRP daily would be ideal.
I can only assume that your business is very predictable stable and has a low
stock turnover, either that or
shortly it will be very slow predictable and have a low stock turnover.

Ralph_Steffen@astamedica.pt wrote:

> Hello Colleagues!
>
> Since months I have a very hot discussion with differents departments
> (purchase, admin, etc) about the frequency to run MRP600. We are a
> Pharmaceutical Enterprise on version 6.1 AS/400 with about 200 Shop orders
> per month. IMHO, we have to run MRP weekly (like our intercompany
> colleagues do), but I could also agree twice per month. Purchase only want
> it once per month in order to avoid superfluous emission of purchase orders
> (or to avoid working ;-) ). What is your opinion/experience?


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