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MPS generally has independent demand, while MRP has dependent demand. Independent demand is demand for an item that is unrelated to the demand for other items, such as demand for finished goods.
Oracle Production Scheduling (PS) enables production schedulers to create detailed finite capacity and materially constrained optimized production schedules to drive shop floor execution and material planning.
As the name implies, a master production schedule determines what products are manufactured, when they are produced, and in what quantities. The required raw materials are identified by the finished goods BOM, the data from which is integrated with current inventory data to create the MRP for raw materials procurement.
A master production schedule (MPS) is the overall plan to assess the production of your finished goods, detailing what you need to produce, how much you need to produce, and when you need to produce it.
There are three types of production scheduling, master scheduling (which defines the entire process from start to finish), manufacturing or operation scheduling (for routing raw materials) and retail operation scheduling (to get the finished product from the manufacturing facility to stores).
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Material requirements planning helps manufacturers order the right materials so they have everything they need to produce dependent products. By contrast, a manufacturer creates a master production schedule to determine when and how they use those materials to manufacture independent demand goods.
Oracle MPS allows users to load master schedules from multiple internal sources, such as forecasts, sales orders, and other master schedules. This capability ensures all sources of demand are consolidated into a single, comprehensive view.

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