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-----Original Message----- From: bpcs-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bpcs-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx] <SniP> <Mand wrote> Al Mac , Thank u for the details.I could not find any detail archieve on this topic.The ver of BPCS is 6.1 and its an engineering industry which requires the accuracy at the inventory levels, forecasting and customer order handling.But the users can not enter the details at sho floor level so planning to skip it with some trade off in the accuracy. Mand. Hi Mand, Just a word of caution, strictly my opinion: The kinds of things that SFC keeps track of are important. There is a significant probability that without SFC implemented, clever users with PC's will begin to devise their own substitutes with Excel and maybe Access. Give it a couple of years and some turnover, and you can have partial solutions supporting critical processes. That's a real problem to support from an IT perspective. (Lot Control can be a particular area of concern) I suggest that the idea that the users cannot enter the data might be a very profitable idea to challenge as you implement. Users WILL track the data they need. Doing it within BPCS can give you the discipline to wind up with usable infromation. Again, this is strictly my opinion, based upon my own experiance and mistakes. Peace, Wally
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