Who (no) needs APS?

Advanced Production Planning (APS) systems, an acronym for advanced production planning and scheduling systems, have proven results in various industrial sectors. The gains generally translate into better adherence to delivery deadlines, reduced inventory, and improved productivity. Evaluate whether these characteristics align with your company . The more positive responses, the more suitable the tool is for your business, mes if it doesn't apply to all cases.

1. Delivery times vary significantly depending on the production status and order book;
2. Demand is difficult to predict, production performance is variable, and the need for scheduling and rescheduling is constant
3. Production scheduling requires fine-tuned synchronization with the availability of raw materials;
4. Production is suffering from urgent orders, cancellations, and changes in demand;
5. Order sequencing affects setup losses and productivity;
6. Production capacity is limited by constraints such as equipment, labor, and specialized tools;
7. The production flow is complex, and the high variety of products makes control difficult through visual management alone.

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