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In a message dated 10/25/2002 8:44:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, HunterT@mohawkpaper.com writes: > We have been on BPCS 6.0.04 since 1/1/01 and our Production Planners still > have some screens from a homegrown legacy system. To create inventory > balances they review sales history and they look at the number of times we > were out of stock. I am looking to move them out of the legacy system and I > need help with the number of times we were out of stock. > Has anyone ever > tried to get this type of information from BPCS before? ---------- I think you need to move them out of the legacy system AND out of the legacy mind-set. The number of times an item went out of stock IN THE PAST is a poor indicator of how many should we have on hand. It may be a "report card" of how bad we did both in predicting demand &/or in meeting expected demand. But the key to planning is planning AHEAD....... but maybe I'm missing something........ Peace, Jim Barry
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