Community Rehabilitation Program (formerly "rehabilitation facility")
capacity requirements planning. A process using demand from open production orders and MRP planned orders, and work center/production line rate and capacity data to determine over or under capacity conditions. A short- term, detailed view of capacity that verifies the feasibility of firming up planned orders and releasing them to the floor. CRP systems normally function as a capacity status report, without generating exception messages that recommend order reschedules or moving production to alternate work centers or lines.
Continuous Replenishment Program.
COMMUNTY RELATIONS PLAN. A formal plan for the Navy's community relations activities at a Superfund site.
Customer Reward Program. The CRP comprises the Fast Start Plan and Bonus Plan whereby commissions and bonuses paid by M7D to a customer are based on the number of sales referred by that customer to the company.
Capacity requirement planning. The function of establishing, measuring, and adjusting limits or levels of capacity. The term capacity requirement planning in this context refers to the process of determining in detail the amount of labor and machine resources required to accomplish the tasks of production. Open shop orders and planned orders in the MRP system are input to CRP, which through the use of parts routing and time standards translates these orders into hours of work by work center by time period. Even though rough-cut capacity planning may indicate that sufficient capacity exists to execute the MPS, CRP may show that capacity is sufficient during specific time periods.
Community Rehabilitation Provider. An agency, typically private and non-profit, that provides employment services to adults with disabilities. May also be called a provider, service provider, community organization or vendor.
Continous Replenishment Program. Aim: To ensure that the supply chain to retailers is as troublefree and cost-efficient as possible. Retailers send manufacturer weekly requirement forecasts covering a period of three weeks. The nearer the delivery deadline draws, the more detailed forecasts are transmitted allowing the manufacturer to optimize production volumes.
Capacity Requirements Planning. CRP is a method used to evaluate the quantity of material that can be processed on a specific machine or in a specific work center. E.g., a machine may be able to produce 200 units in one hour. Therefore, the maximum capacity of the machine is 2,400 units per day. CRP is a critical part of most modern MRP and APS systems.
Continuous Replenishment Programme. The concept of continuous supply of goods between supplier and trade partner based on automated exchange of current demand, inventory and stock management information, within the framework of an agreed supply policy. The aim of CRP is to achieve a responsive and precise flow of product to the store, with minimum stock holding and handling.
Continuous Replenishment Programs. goods, Placing suppliers in charge of replenishing retailer's inventories of supplier's usually yielding lower inventory investments and higher turns.
COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN. Formal plan for community relations activities at a National Priorities List (NPL) site.
Community Relations Plan. A document developed from information that is gathered from community members and from EPA guidelines that outline the actions that lead agencies will take on a Superfund site to maintain communications with the community. NMED is the lead agency for the Fruit Avenue site. The CRP assists the public to understand the Superfund processes, to ensure the public has input into the decision making processes that may affect the community, and to ensure that the lead agency is aware and responsive to community concerns.
Capacity requirements planning. Circulation Communication Planning
Community-based Rehabilitation Program
Continuous Replenishment Programs. The practice of partnering between distribution channel members that changes the traditional replenishment process from distributor-generated purchase orders, based on economic order quantities, to the replenishment of products based on actual and forecasted product demand; i.e., your supplier ships you products based on what you sell of those products each day to keep your in-stock position at a pre-determined level.
see Community Resource Parent
Capacity Requirements Planning / Continuous Replenishment Programs
Capacity Requirements Planning (voir PBC)
Continuous Replenishment Programs. The practice of partnering between distribution channel members that changes the traditional replenishment process from distributor-generated purchase orders, based on economic order quantities, to the replenishment of products based on the actual sale of the product and/or forecasted product demand.
Continuous Replenishment Planning. A programme that triggers the manufacturing and movement of product through the supply chain when the identical product is purchased by an end user.
Community Rehabilitation Provider. A community-based agency, typically private and non-profit, that provides employment services to adults with disabilities. The majority of funding for most CRPs comes from government agencies and funding sources.