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[CanadianMalodu]

4 minutes ago, pakeer_saab said:

keep the money in US and world does not need dollars to trade.. simple

once reserve currency status is gone, dollars will automatically come back home and stay home anyway

 

 

Dollar is a measure of money. Whether the means of it stay in dollar or other denomination, a trade deficit means you are sending money out of your country. The more you cut it the more money stays in the country. 

[pakeer_saab]

Just now, CanadianMalodu said:

Dollar is a measure of money. Whether the means of it stay in dollar or other denomination, a trade deficit means you are sending money out of your country. The more you cut it the more money stays in the country. 

you missed the core point, take it easy

[har_D_ick]

5 hours ago, CanadianMalodu said:

ERP systems enti ? SAP, ORACLE lantiva aa? Avi parallel ga kooda implement cheyyochu. These are used in Pharmaceuticals too for inventory management and production schedule. Avi lenappudu kooda manufacturing nadichindhi. Infact Pharmaceuticals lo regulated space ekkuva. More documentation upkeep. 

But even today, manual ga nadicheyi nadusthune unnayi. Business case unnapudu, mundhu manufacturing chestharu, ee systems taruvatah kooda implement chesukovachu. 

i doubt u ever worked in ERP. Manual ga manufacturing chestharu annapude artham aindhi . 

its like saying airlines can manually switch over to age old manual atc controls when systems were down, is it possible Yes it is but not like a switch.. it takes few months to revert and you are saying in switch plants loll.. and quoting Ww2 situations is icing on cake.. 

[CanadianMalodu]

26 minutes ago, har_D_ick said:

i doubt u ever worked in ERP. Manual ga manufacturing chestharu annapude artham aindhi . 

its like saying airlines can manually switch over to age old manual atc controls when systems were down, is it possible Yes it is but not like a switch.. it takes few months to revert and you are saying in switch plants loll.. and quoting Ww2 situations is icing on cake.. 

Why should I work in ERP? I know what it is. I have seen SAP implementation in Pharmaceutical firms I have worked for. India lo manual process implementation chestha unna manufacturing firms bochedu unnayi. Pharmaceuticals lo kooda chalane unnayi. 

It's good to have it but it's NOT absolutely necessary for maintaining inventory,managing  supply chain and production schedule. Asalu Japanese auto companies ee ERP integration resist chesaru. Some of the Japanese Toyota plants still use in house systems. ERP integration kavalani pakkana pettaru ani ekkado chadiva due to their "lean mfg. Practices"

Say, If you build a new line in the US, ERP or not you still have the ability to manufacture. ERP lekunda bochedu start ups and small business unnayi US lo kooda, due sheer cost.

The timing of integration will be based on business need. None would absolutely loose manufacturing  volume waiting for an ERP integration. WW2 situation quote cheyyakapothe plant construct kooda cheyyaleru ane feeling lo unnaru kadha. 1940s tech ki 18 months lo bomber planes unit in construction chesthe 2025 tech tho  car assembly units avvadhu ane feeling lo unnaru. 

[CanadianMalodu]

30 minutes ago, har_D_ick said:

i meant even syncing their systens wont happen in 6 months .and you are hallucinating that manufacturing take over will happen.. 

Their is a huge difference between setting up an additional plant for assembly vs shifting over entire operations here.. 

Whether they shift it, or they build and assembly line or build entire ground up  manufacturing line, it all depends on their number crunching. They still have a business case so some amount is definitely moving. 

[har_D_ick]

1 minute ago, CanadianMalodu said:

Why should I work in ERP? I know what it is. I have seen SAP implementation in Pharmaceutical firms I have worked for. India lo manual process implementation chestha unna manufacturing firms bochedu unnayi. Pharmaceuticals lo kooda chalane unnayi. 

It's good to have it but it's NOT absolutely necessary for maintaining inventory and managing production schedule. Asalu Japanese auto companies ee ERP integration resist chesaru. Some of the Japanese Toyota plants still use in house systems. ERP integration kavalani pakkana pettaru ani ekkado chadiva due to their "lean mfg. Practices"

Say, If you build a new line in the US, ERP or not you still have the ability to manufacture. ERP lekunda bochedu start ups and small business unnayi US lo kooda, due sheer cost.

The timing of integration will be based on business need. None would absolutely loose manufacturing  volume waiting for an ERP integration. WW2 situation quote cheyyakapothe plant construct kooda cheyyaleru ane feeling lo unnaru kadha. 1940s tech ki 18 months lo bomber planes unit in construction chesthe 2025 tech tho  car assembly units avvadhu ane feeling lo unnaru. 

ushhhhhh... Toyota... in house annapude apesaa..... Nenu Toyota S/4 implementation lo oka member ni.. Thanks good

Also i am not saying its not possible, i am saying 6 months is hallucinating..

[CanadianMalodu]

8 minutes ago, har_D_ick said:

ushhhhhh... Toyota... in house annapude apesaa..... Nenu Toyota S/4 implementation lo oka member ni.. Thanks good

Also i am not saying its not possible, i am saying 6 months is hallucinating..

Toyota US lo chesindhi. I'm talking about Japan. Japanese Toyota plants konni ERP cheyyakunda vadilesaru. I can't recall on top of my head, but they did it to stick to their core philosophy of "lean manufacturing". 

If you're not a contractor and a full time employee may be you can dig more into it.