Abstract
Abstract The add/delete bill of material defines a special product in terms of a standard product, specifying which component needs to be added and which components need to be removed. For example, if a company defines a standard product including the components A, B, C, and D, when the company receives a customer order specifying product characteristics, it can configure the required product by identifying its differences from the standard product. For instance, the required product can be obtained by eliminating from the standard product component A and adding components E and F. The add/delete bill of material is utilized not in elaborating forecasts but in the phase of order generation.
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