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Program Plan Intro
ERP system:
- It denotes software for business process management that permits an organization in using integrated applications in system.
- It manages business and automates many back office functions linked to technology, services as well as human resources.
- The ERP software assimilates all operation facets.
- It includes product planning, engineering, development, marketing and sales.
- It is performed in a single
database , user interface as well as application.
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Optimization model:
- It denotes a process to find best solution and helps organization to meet its goals.
- The eventual choice is usually sub-opti...
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Situation where Satisficing model is used:
A travelling salesman problem denotes a classic problem that seeks to find shortest route that allows salesperson to visit every destination and return to starting place...
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