Supply Chain Management and Advanced Planning¶
Stadtler, & Kilger. (2007). Supply Chain Management and Advanced Planning: Concepts, Models, Software, and Case Studies. Springer.
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- Plan-Execute Gap
- The corrective is not better demand forecasting; it is constraint propagation (moving execution-layer constraints into the planning model), finer replanning cadence (daily rolling horizons rather than monthly master schedules), and plan-versus-actual telemetry that routes execution-layer improvisation back as learning into the next plan generation.
This sourceConstraint propagation as the mechanism for carrying constraints into the planning model. That advanced planning systems provide finite-capacity planning capability.
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“26.3 [Constraint] [Propagation] The basic idea of [constraint] [propagation]”
- The corrective is not better demand forecasting; it is constraint propagation (moving execution-layer constraints into the planning model), finer replanning cadence (daily rolling horizons rather than monthly master schedules), and plan-versus-actual telemetry that routes execution-layer improvisation back as learning into the next plan generation.
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