ERP Term
"Material Requirements Planning (MRP)"

MPR systems are designed to react to a demand for raw materials and finished goods.  It ensures that enough materials are available for production, enough finished products are available to deliver to customers, and the least number of materials and products needed are on hand.

Material requirements planning (MRP) is a system that helps businesses keep track of the raw materials and finished products needed to produce. MRP ensures that enough materials are available for production, enough finished products are available to deliver to customers, and the lowest amount of materials and products needed are on hand.  

MPR systems can manage inventory levels, production schedules, and customer demand. By using MRP, businesses can minimize waste, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.

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