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Table Contents
Definition
Introduction
Benefits of Production Planning & Control
Production Planning
Production Control
Objectives of Production Planning & Control
Conclusion
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Definition
Production planning and control address a
fundamental problem of low productivity,
inventory management and resource
utilization.
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Introduction
• Production planning is required for
scheduling, dispatch, inspection, quality
management, inventory management, supply
management and equipment management.
• Production control ensures that production
team can achieve required production target,
optimum utilization of resources, quality
management and cost savings.
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Benefits of Production Planning
& Control
• It ensures that optimum utilization of
production capacity is achieved, by proper
scheduling of the machine items which
reduces the idle time as well as over use.
• It ensures that inventory level are maintained
at optimum levels at all time, i.e. there is no
over-stocking or under-stocking.
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6
Benefits of Production Planning
& Control
• It also ensures that production time is kept at
optimum level and thereby increasing the
turnover time.
• Since it overlooks all aspects of production,
quality of final product is always maintained.
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Production Planning
Production planning is one part of production
planning and control dealing with basic concepts
of what to produce, when to produce, how
much to produce, etc.
• To ensure right quantity and quality of raw
material, equipment, etc. are available during
times of production.
• To ensure capacity utilization is in tune with
forecast demand at all the time.
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9
Production Planning
• Organization can deliver a product in a
timely and regular manner.
• Supplier are informed will in advance for
the requirement of raw materials.
• It reduces investment in inventory.
• It reduces overall production cost by
driving in efficiency.
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10
Production Planning
• Production planning takes care of two basic
strategies’ product planning and process planning.
• Production planning is done at three different time
dependent levels i.e. long-range planning dealing
with facility planning, capital investment, location
planning, etc.; medium-range planning deals with
demand forecast and capacity planning and lastly
short term planning dealing with day to day
operations.
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Production Control
Production control looks to utilize different type of
control techniques to achieve optimum
performance out of the production system as to
achieve overall production planning targets.
• Regulate inventory management
• Organize the production schedules
• Optimum utilization of resources and production
process
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Production Control
The advantages of robust production control are as
follows:
• Ensure a smooth flow of all production processes
• Ensure production cost savings thereby
improving the bottom line
• Control wastage of resources
• It maintains standard of quality through the
production life cycle.
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Production Control
Production control cannot be same across all the
organization. Production control is dependent upon
the following factors:
• Nature of production( job oriented, service
oriented, etc.)
• Nature of operation
• Size of operation
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Objectives of Production Planning
&Control
• Optimize resources and the scheduling of
resources to meet production demand
• Ensure an efficient schedule
• Have resources ready when needed
• Keep inventory at optimal levels
• Increase productivity of internal resources
(human, work centers, machines, tooling, etc.)
• Improve customer satisfaction
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Objectives of Production Planning
&Control
• Ensure the right person gets assigned to specific
processes
• Coordinate with other departments (sales,
customer service, purchasing, etc.)
Production Planning and Control is the core of any
manufacturing unit. It includes material forecasting,
master production scheduling, long-term planning,
demand management, and more.
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Objectives of Production Planning
&Control
• Production Planning and Control is a strategy to
plan a chain of operations that supports
manufacturers to be at the right place, at the
right time.
• It helps them achieve the most efficiency from
their resources. It also includes activities of other
departments such as sales, marketing, and
procurement.
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Conclusion
 Production Planning and Control is a strategy to
plan a chain of operations that supports
manufacturers to be at the right place, at the
right time.
 It helps them achieve the most efficiency from
their resources. It also includes activities of other
departments such as sales, marketing, and
procurement.
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References
• Wikipedia.org
• Google.com
• Seminarppt.com
• Studymafia.org
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    Submitted to: SubmittedBy Seminarppt.com Seminarppt.com Seminar on Production Planning and Control SeminarPpt.com
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    Table Contents Definition Introduction Benefits ofProduction Planning & Control Production Planning Production Control Objectives of Production Planning & Control Conclusion 2
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    Definition Production planning andcontrol address a fundamental problem of low productivity, inventory management and resource utilization. 3
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    Introduction • Production planningis required for scheduling, dispatch, inspection, quality management, inventory management, supply management and equipment management. • Production control ensures that production team can achieve required production target, optimum utilization of resources, quality management and cost savings. 4
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    Benefits of ProductionPlanning & Control • It ensures that optimum utilization of production capacity is achieved, by proper scheduling of the machine items which reduces the idle time as well as over use. • It ensures that inventory level are maintained at optimum levels at all time, i.e. there is no over-stocking or under-stocking. ●●● 6
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    Benefits of ProductionPlanning & Control • It also ensures that production time is kept at optimum level and thereby increasing the turnover time. • Since it overlooks all aspects of production, quality of final product is always maintained. 7
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    Production Planning Production planningis one part of production planning and control dealing with basic concepts of what to produce, when to produce, how much to produce, etc. • To ensure right quantity and quality of raw material, equipment, etc. are available during times of production. • To ensure capacity utilization is in tune with forecast demand at all the time. ●●● 9
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    Production Planning • Organizationcan deliver a product in a timely and regular manner. • Supplier are informed will in advance for the requirement of raw materials. • It reduces investment in inventory. • It reduces overall production cost by driving in efficiency. ●●● 10
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    Production Planning • Productionplanning takes care of two basic strategies’ product planning and process planning. • Production planning is done at three different time dependent levels i.e. long-range planning dealing with facility planning, capital investment, location planning, etc.; medium-range planning deals with demand forecast and capacity planning and lastly short term planning dealing with day to day operations. 11
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    Production Control Production controllooks to utilize different type of control techniques to achieve optimum performance out of the production system as to achieve overall production planning targets. • Regulate inventory management • Organize the production schedules • Optimum utilization of resources and production process ●●● 12
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    Production Control The advantagesof robust production control are as follows: • Ensure a smooth flow of all production processes • Ensure production cost savings thereby improving the bottom line • Control wastage of resources • It maintains standard of quality through the production life cycle. ●●● 13
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    Production Control Production controlcannot be same across all the organization. Production control is dependent upon the following factors: • Nature of production( job oriented, service oriented, etc.) • Nature of operation • Size of operation 14
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    Objectives of ProductionPlanning &Control • Optimize resources and the scheduling of resources to meet production demand • Ensure an efficient schedule • Have resources ready when needed • Keep inventory at optimal levels • Increase productivity of internal resources (human, work centers, machines, tooling, etc.) • Improve customer satisfaction 15
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    Objectives of ProductionPlanning &Control • Ensure the right person gets assigned to specific processes • Coordinate with other departments (sales, customer service, purchasing, etc.) Production Planning and Control is the core of any manufacturing unit. It includes material forecasting, master production scheduling, long-term planning, demand management, and more. 16
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    Objectives of ProductionPlanning &Control • Production Planning and Control is a strategy to plan a chain of operations that supports manufacturers to be at the right place, at the right time. • It helps them achieve the most efficiency from their resources. It also includes activities of other departments such as sales, marketing, and procurement. 17
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    Conclusion  Production Planningand Control is a strategy to plan a chain of operations that supports manufacturers to be at the right place, at the right time.  It helps them achieve the most efficiency from their resources. It also includes activities of other departments such as sales, marketing, and procurement. 18
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    References • Wikipedia.org • Google.com •Seminarppt.com • Studymafia.org
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