MRP II is an integrated information system that synchronizes all aspects of a business, including sales, purchasing, manufacturing, finance, and engineering. It coordinates these areas by adopting a focal production plan and using a unified database to plan and update activities across all systems. MRP II provides feedback on resource adequacy and commitments as well as performance quality to help improve planning and control in manufacturing.

1. MANUFACTURING
RESOURCE PLANNING
MRP II

2. . "MRP II is an integrated information system that synchronize
all aspectsof the business.“
MRP II system co-ordinates:
• Sales
• Purchasing
• Manufacturing
• Finance and;
• Engineering
by adopting a focal production plan and byusing one
unified database to plan and update activities in all the systems.

3. DIVISION OF MRP II
 Product Planning functions which take place at the top
management level
 Operations planning handled by staff units
 Operations control functions conducted by
manufacturing line and staff supervisors
Checkpoints provide feedback regarding
 adequacy of overall resources
 completeness of resource commitments
 quality of performance in carrying out the plans

4. MRP II INTEGRATED SYSTEM FOR PLANNING AND
CONTROL

5. MRP II IN SERVICES

6. ADVANTAGES OF MRP II
OVER MRP
 MRP information systems helped managers determine the quantity and
timing of raw materials purchases. Information systems that would
assist managers with other parts of the manufacturing process, MRP II,
followed.
 While MRP was primarily concerned with materials, MRP II was
concerned with the integration of all aspects of the manufacturing
process, including materials, finance and human relations.
 MRP is concerned primarily with manufacturing materials while MRP
II is concerned with the coordination of the entire manufacturing
production, including materials, finance, and human relations.

7. BENEFITS OF MRP II IN ENGINEERING,
FINANCE AND COSTING
 Better control of inventories
 Improved scheduling
 Productive relationship with suppliers
 Improved design control
 Better quality and quality control
 Reduced working capital for inventory
 Improved cash flow through quicker deliveries
 Accurate inventory records

8. Thank you