Production is scheduled to satisfy customer orders and demand, just-in-time for example, backed by an order-driven information system that makes production information available at key stages. Scheduling takes account of the planning information that matters, such as customer orders, on-time delivery by suppliers, capacity, shared loading across multi-part stations, lead time, stock levels, preventive maintenance and calibration.
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