24. Glossary Flashcards

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Inventory

Definition

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Materials and goods held by a business and requried to allow for the produciton of products and their supply to the customer.

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Inventory management

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The process of ordering, storing, and using a company’s inventory.

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Economic order quantity

Definition

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The optimum or least-cost quantity of stock to re-order taking into account delivery costs and stock-holding costs

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Buffer inventory

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Minimum inventory level that should be held to ensure that continuous production is possiible should delivery delays occur or output increase.

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Re-order quantity

Definition

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Number of units ordered each time

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Lead time

Definition

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The time between ordering new supplies and their delivery

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Re-order level

Definition

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The level of inventory that triggers a new order to be sent to suppliers

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Supply chain

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The network of all businesses and activities involved in creating a product for sale, starting with delivery of raw materials and finishing with the delivery of the finished products.

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Supply chain management

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Handling the entire production flow of a product to minimise costs but improve customer service

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just in time inventory management

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avoid holding inventories by requiring supplies to arrive just as they are needed in production and completed products are produced to order.

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Just in case inventory management

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Aims to reduce risk of running out of inventory by holding high buffer inventory level.

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