AIK, that is what they used to all it. Now?
We are a Leader in the first-ever Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Conversational AI Platforms cognigy.com
Gartner Magic Quadrant for Insight Engines 2021. sinequa.com
Gartner names Juniper a Leader in the 2021 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Enterprise Wired and Wireless LAN Infrastructure juniper.net
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It was really nice having 2 straight days without you spamming and shitting all over the board with your obsessive self indulgence!
So creep, did you enjoy the holiday? More likely you were in a situation similar to heroin withdrawal.
Yes, MRP. There were WIP Systems (Work In Process) and then MES (Manufacturing Execution Systems).
Back then it tended to be Mainframe or Minicomputers, multi-user. One production control dept would use the computers and then make schedule printouts for a entire business unit.
But what the systems do has continued to expand, as it has gone more to microcomputers and client-server model. So now everyone is using the computer, and the computers control test and process systems.
What to find online resources about this and books.
I think when it comes to doing it via AI, this Gartner is one of the most advanced.
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Material requirements planning en.wikipedia.org
Kanban en.wikipedia.org
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Gimme Shelter School of Rock en.wikipedia.org
I learned to program on an IBM System/34
It sure wasn’t today’s computers. It weighed 700 pounds and required an air conditioned room. The frickin’ monitor alone cost $2000. And the keyboard weighted 25 pounds!
This was not ancient technologies. It was just the 1980’s and Cheers was on TV not I Love Lucy
Computers often took entire custom buildings back then.
Were you using COBOL?
This is an old book today:
ERP Making It Happen : the Implementers' Guide to Success With Enterprise Resource Planning by Wallace, Thomas F. +
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cool adaptation Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter - Cleveland School of Rock youtube.com
I’m old enough to remember when MRP was introduced