Material Requirements Planning-MRP-Part-1 | Dr. Harper's Classroom

Part 1 of a four part series on MRP, this tutorial video will teach an introduction to MRP, Material Requirements Planning. Videos in the Harper Classroom are conveniently organized by content at the website "MDHarper.com". In this video, the inputs to an MRP are described, the mechanics of the End-Item MRP are introduced and the applications and extensions of MRP are discussed.
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[@reshmaresh6166]

Wow! Excellent video! It was really helpful to understand. Thank you so much!

[@brentsrx7]

"I hope this helps" Yes, yes it helps very much. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@jeannietuttle-nielsen3985]

Logistics Management student, Houston Texas, and thank you so much for your videos

[@Ella-ir2st]

Hey may I know what school you’re studying logistics management?

[@defaltd1012]

Спасибо тебе большое, товарищ!

[@ThomasDwyer187]

great work. I appreciate your efficiency... very little filler talk and you go to the proper depth (for my perspective). cheers!

[@dr.harpersclassroom1996]

Thank you.

[@philomenaraines327]

Very clear and to the point. This helps a lot to explain MRP, thanks.

[@dr.harpersclassroom1996]

Thank you. Glad it helps.

[@TheJaebeomPark]

great video!

[@Vuacademy]

I tried too much to understand this concept, but thanks Dr. Harper finally you helped to understand this concept

[@wirewire6926]

thanks for sharing

[@CoD_Network]

Thank you!

[@tecknoid659]

Fantastic pacing, clarifty and presentation is wonderful

[@gauravchaurasia6934]

Great video to understand MRP.

[@dr.harpersclassroom1996]

Thank you.

[@ifrahayoob4053]

Thank you... I am student of masters, Pakistan and my class teacher should also learn from your videos... Because you give clarity of concepts

[@dr.harpersclassroom1996]

Thank you.

[@danishmumtaz5568]

Excellent

[@ahmedhfarouk]

Very professional and helpful, I really learned a lot.

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Thank you great video

[@raveendrareddy3910]

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. It's amazing video.

[@leenzi3500]

thank you so much

[@JSVC12]

Excellent video

[@ismailnassar4103]

Thanks a lot. I really learned much ..

[@seldakucukaydin]

thank you

[@smaganas]

What are the titles of people who know how to do this for a company?

[@saeedbasabain4188]

Thanks

[@avijitchowdhury2539]

Hello sir, I just want to know that is there any use of critical path method for supply chain management?

[@sushantgaikwad9658]

Excellent concept described.
I have questions as when we release schedule to supplier then it indicates date as delivery date for vendor is it correct????

[@michaelnear2039]

Is the data and graphic content of these videos obtainable in a Powerpoint or printed PDF format?

[@EggKame]

Does the schedule position always start from right to left? As in, does position 1 always start on the right side? If so, is there a reason for that?

[@tarekfarag6891]

Thanks for your great work, we need video about Capacity Requirement Planning - CRP

[@jenniferc925]

do you have an online course for mrp and crp?

[@jenniferjones4792]

Regarding the Avg Inventory result of 3.7, is this 3.7 units or, 37 units?

[@oemarz5998]

I think you are correct, the average inventory is actually 37 not 3.7, but the rest of lesson is good.

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Hello you there?

[@TrueDailyProject]

nothing is clearly explained in this video.

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thanks for sharing