It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this unit.
1.
The constrained forecast can be copied as the product allocation, which limits the supply of a product against an order while considering the prioritized demand.
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2.
In the case of finite heuristics, consideration is given to typical constraints, that include cost, materials, and capacity.
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3.
The most prominent costs for the optimizer are the ones for the source of supply decisions (production, transportation, and procurement) and the non-delivery costs for demand.
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4.
Sales orders cannot be promoted from the scenario to base version nor can they be copied from a planning version to a base version.
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5.
Cost rules or static costs are included in planning run profiles.
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6.
You can define the cost rules to be respected by the Constrained Forecast Run using the optimiser in the planning run profile
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7.
The product allocation quantities can be manually overwritten and adjusted according to the business needs.
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8.
You should use the Prefer stable supply optiononly for short horizons. Define the segment condition in such a way that only demands within, for example, the next two weeks are included. Following this pegging strategy can lock up a lot of capital in your locations and can also reduce the service level because supply is allocated to high priority demands in the far future.
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9.
For the order-based optimizer, data is fed to the engine in buckets, but the result of optimization contains orders in addition to pegging.
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10.
Detailed costs, such as setup costs are considered by the supply optimizer.