As you complete the MPS calculations remember:

Within the demand time fence $($the first two weeks$)$: Gross requirements are equal to actual customer orders.

The demand forecast is no longer relevant. Any new customer orders will fall into week $25$ or beyond.

Beyond the demand time fence: Gross requirements are either the demand forecast for that week, or the

customer orders for that week, whichever is larger.

Any outstanding $($in$-$process$)$ production orders are displayed in the $"$In Production $($due$)"$ line of the MPS$.$

The current inventory value is the starting point for computing projected on$-$hand inventory.

A new MPS quantity is required in any period where projected on$-$hand inventory fall below the specified

safety stock $($SS$)$ level.

Item: EA$77832$

Current Inventory:

$264$

SS:

$40$

Early American Chair, Oak

Lot Size:

$300$

Demand time fence is two weeks. No production orders outstanding

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