Stages Steps in Production Planning and Control

Steps in Production Planning and Control
According to the British Standards Institute, there are four stages, steps, techniques or essentials in the process of production planning and control.The four stages or steps in production planning and control are:
Routing,
Scheduling,
Dispatching, and
Follow-up.
Initial two steps i.e. Routing and Scheduling, relate to production planning.Last two steps

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