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• Current aggregate repetitive schedule

• Current repetitive schedule

• Suggested aggregate repetitive schedule

• Suggested repetitive schedule

Current repetitive schedules are a portion of current aggregate repetitive schedules. They represent individual work in process repetitive schedules producing repetitive assemblies on a single production line. Current repetitive schedules are defined as an assembly, a daily rate, a start date, an end date, and a production line.

Suggested aggregate repetitive schedules represent the optimal repetitive schedules suggested by the repetitive planning process to satisfy the total demand for repetitive assemblies within a given period. They represent suggested total production across all production lines.

Suggested repetitive schedules are a portion of suggested aggregate repetitive schedules. They represent individual suggested repetitive schedules producing repetitive assemblies on a single production line. The repetitive planning process generates suggested repetitive schedules during the repetitive schedule allocation process. See: Repetitive Schedule Allocation.