Why do ERP systems need bolt-on software? 2. Give an example of bolt-on software

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schedule of major tasks  for manufacturing electric bus

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The structure of MRP systems suggests “buckets” andinfinite loading. What is meant by these two terms?

Who will be responsible to implement the changes after the ERP system was purchased? In-house developers The ERP developers VARs developers  Most likely all of the above

Is it essential to carry out configuration maintenance?

Hershey's Bittersweet Halloween This incident is perhaps one of the most dramatic failure stories of ERP implementation failure. Founded in 1876, one of the largest North American chocolate manufacturers, Hershey's undertook a project to implement SAP R3 ERP software. However, nothing went according to plan. In the end, its new order-taking and distribution computer system which was a $112 million combination of software from ERP maker SAP, CRM provider Siebel and supply chain software from Manugistics, failed to deliver $100 million worth of Kisses and Jolly Ranchers for Halloween. It was told that the incident happened because of malfunctioning of the ERP system. As a result, the stock price declined 8 percent in a single day, profit dropped by 19 percent, and sales plunged by 12 percent, not to mention the credibility they lost in the market. Hershey's made another critical scheduling mistake – it timed its cutover during its busy season. It was unreasonable for Hershey's to…

Rick Wing has a repetitive manufacturing plantproducing automobile steering wheels. Use the following datato prepare for a reduced lot size. The firm uses a work year of305 days. a) What is the setup cost, based on the desired lot size?b) What is the setup time, based on $40 per hour setup labor?

Just one circuit Requirements: • Find Current R1 and R2 And find the voltage in R3 apply all this theorems below each apply on my circuit Below all apply 5. Superposition theorm 6. Maximum power transfer theorem 7. Millman’s theorem