To understand the meaning and the way ATP (Available to Promise) works, let us look at a simple and practical example. Suppose you are running a juice manufacturing company, and one of your distributors calls asking for 1,000 juice packs. What's your response? You will check a few things: How much stock is currently available? How much has a
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software and its predecessors like MRP, etc. Have constantly aided the Indian business enterprise to manage their assets extra correctly. Although Indian industries were barely beyond due to undertake ERP Systems compared to different advanced economies, but publish liberalization they grew manifold and abruptl
Every business wants to cut unnecessary warehouse costs, but the problem is, with the same old operational flow. Unwanted warehouse costs depend on different factors, but poor inventory handling, inefficient space utilization, wrong stock placement, delayed orders, frequent mis-picks, and improper raw/finished goods storage top the li
The process manufacturing industry is built on precision, timing, and exact formulas. A mistake in mixing a batch of paint can't be corrected as in discrete manufacturing by simply replacing a part or component. Once it's mixed, it's done. That's what makes process manufacturing far more complex. You must deal with variables like temperature, visc
If you are in the import-export business in the UAE, you already know how complex the process is to handle. Not only this, ensuring a decent profit at the end is much more challenging. Keeping track of shipments across ports, handling multiple currencies, customs documentation, and dealing with delays, these are some of the biggest challenges busin