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Gross requirements plan is a schedule that shows the total demand for an item (prior to subtraction of on-hand inventory and scheduled receipts) and (1) when it must be ordered from suppliers, or (2) when production must be started to meet its demand by a particular date. Net requirements plan includes gross requirements, on-hand inventory, net requirements, planned order receipt, and planned order release for each item.
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What is the formula to calculate the percent difference between plan versus actual revenue?
(actual - plan)/plan
What is the difference between Future Simple and 'Going to' future?
The Going-to Future is more colloquial. We also tend to use it when there is a mental plan/project to do something, or as a sort of a near future. ex: I'm going to punish you if you don't stop right now! She's going to leave him. They are going to leave on Sunday (but here we might also say "They are leaving on Sunday").
How do you Calculate the Percent to Plan?
To calculate the Percent to Plan, you can first substitute the variable X for the percent and the variable Y for the Plan, and then you can solve for the end rate of percent to plan easily.
How did the congress respond to the ten percent plan?
the replublicans, especially the radicals, thought this plan was too lenient toward the south and wanted a stricter plan
What is the difference between a Form and a Template?
When people implementing QMS (Quality Management System) they define few templates and forms at organization level. when these templates are filled in the project they have to under go change management process where as filled forms are need not under go CM processFilled templates are configurable items where as filled forms are non configurable items in a project.Filled templates are documents and forms are records.eg: Project Plan is a template where as Risk Log is a form
