leopard
06-04-2014, 18:35
Q: does anyone know how GW manage stock levels and scheduling?
Guessing its some sort of stock control software monitoring levels and indicating what needs to be made to re-stock supplies. Presumably something reasonably modern that can tie into the financials side to know which product to make when there are more required than slots to make them in (i.e. build what will make the most money).
No specific reason for asking, not like knowing will change anything, just curious as to how much of this is coldly analytical by machine and how much is coldly analytical by humans with whatever is left being slightly more fuzzy.
Presumably this is something able to spit out reports on individual line performance which may drive some of the more recent model selections - some software has indicated previously similar products have done well.
Guessing its some sort of stock control software monitoring levels and indicating what needs to be made to re-stock supplies. Presumably something reasonably modern that can tie into the financials side to know which product to make when there are more required than slots to make them in (i.e. build what will make the most money).
No specific reason for asking, not like knowing will change anything, just curious as to how much of this is coldly analytical by machine and how much is coldly analytical by humans with whatever is left being slightly more fuzzy.
Presumably this is something able to spit out reports on individual line performance which may drive some of the more recent model selections - some software has indicated previously similar products have done well.