Plannig

PLANNING

Style.., attentive to the pressing needs of the industry, allows planning for facilities located in different markets. Planning is done using finite capacity techniques, both for internal work centers (departments, i.e., structured work centers in company-owned or controlled facilities) and external work centers (laboratories or suppliers of marketed products, purchased with open contracts and defined only during the return phase to the company).
Style.. enables simulation for production lines or fine scheduling on a single machine (frames, straight and circular cutting machines, sewing and cutting, injection carousels, tumbling); planning or simulation, if you want to design a hypothetical production program, occurs on multiple levels, and the decision-maker can activate various plan levels using planning for both semi-finished and finished products.
Style.., by planning resources effectively and controlling the current and future availability of components, is capable of avoiding foreseeable delays and guiding planning before and programming after the order request.