| Document Type |
Master's Dissertation |
| Author |
Stark, Vanessa Ann
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| Email |
vanessa.stark@bmw.co.za |
| URN |
etd-06202005-080916 |
| Document Title |
Development of a supply planning methodology in the automotive industry |
| Degree |
MEng (Industrial Engineering) |
| Department |
Industrial and Systems Engineering |
| Supervisor |
| Advisor Name |
Title |
| Prof J Strasheim |
Co-Supervisor |
| Prof C van Schoor |
Supervisor |
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| Keywords |
- Supply Planning
- Suppliers
- OEM
- JIS
- JIT
- Supply Chain
- Automotive
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| Date |
2004-10-08 |
| Availability |
unrestricted |
Abstract
Supply Planning in the Automotive Industry is a vital ingredient for Supply Chain Integration. The role and function of a Supply Planner, although clearly defined in European developed methods, lacks the practical dimension. This paper describes such a practical approach that was developed for Supply Planning in the South African Automotive Industry. The framework highlights all the aspects – from a business and functional perspective - that need to be considered on a global and local scale. The framework describes the role and responsibilities of the Supply Planner as an active supply chain designer during the product/production development process.
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