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ERP/MRP

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What is ERP/MRP?

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and MRP (Material Requirements Planning) are integrated software systems used by businesses to manage and automate many back-office functions related to technology, services, and human resources. ERP systems typically handle financials, supply chain, operations, reporting, manufacturing, and human resource activities. MRP, often a module within an ERP, specifically focuses on production planning, scheduling, and inventory control, ensuring materials are available when needed for manufacturing processes.

What other technologies are related to ERP/MRP?

ERP/MRP Competitor Technologies

An ERP system; directly competes with other ERP/MRP solutions.
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 1% (52) of relevant job posts
A major ERP system; directly competes with other ERP/MRP solutions.
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 0% (598) of relevant job posts
Siemens offers ERP solutions (e.g., Opcenter); directly competes with other ERP/MRP solutions.
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 0% (51) of relevant job posts
Oracle offers ERP solutions; directly competes with other ERP/MRP solutions.
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 0% (154) of relevant job posts

ERP/MRP Complementary Technologies

Systems that manage warehouse operations; they are frequently integrated with ERP/MRP systems to manage inventory and fulfillment.
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 1% (51) of relevant job posts
Statistical Process Control, a method of quality control which can be linked to an ERP/MRP to track process variations
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 0% (111) of relevant job posts
CAD/CAM systems are used for product design and manufacturing. They often integrate with ERP/MRP systems for BOM management and production planning.
mentioned alongside ERP/MRP in 0% (68) of relevant job posts

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