Lecture 8 Flashcards

1
Q

What role does inventory play in the supply chain?

A

overstocking - liquidation, obsolescence, holding

under stocking - lost margin and future sales

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2
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What are the holding cost metrics?

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C: unit product cost (£ per unit)
h: annual holding cost as % of unit product cost [% per year]
H = h.C annual unit holding cost [£ per unit per year]

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3
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what is H - holding cost per unit year equation

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H = hC
h = holding cost per unit per year
C = cost per unit
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4
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What is Q (EOQ) equation?

Economic Order Quantity

A
Q - optimal lot size
Q = SQRT 2DS/H
D = annual demand
H = holding cost per unit per year
S = setup or order cost
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5
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What is T?

A

T - optimal reorder interval (or cycle time)
T = SQRT 2S/DH
S - setup or order cost
D - annual demand
H - holding cost per year as a fraction of product cost

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6
Q

what is the trade off in deciding the optimal batch size?

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between fixed order cost and holding cost

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7
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if lot size is reduced by a facotr of k by what factor does order cost have to be reduced by?

A

k^2

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8
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what does batching multiple products and aggregation allow?

A

firms to lower lot size without increasing cost

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9
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when is complete aggregation effective

A

if product specific fixed cost is a small fraction of joint fixed cost (or is all products have identical characteristics such as demand, uncertainty and cost)

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10
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when is tailored aggregation effective?

A

if the product characteristics are different and product specific fixed cost is a large fraction of join fixed cost (in this case, complete aggregation may be worse than no aggregation.

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11
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what is the the replenishment policy?

A

order fixed quantitity when total inventory drops below reorder point (ROP)

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12
Q

what is a the measure of product availibility

A

cycle service level (CSL)

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13
Q

what are factors driving safety inventory?

A

level of service
demand uncertainty
replenishment lead time

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14
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What are the three types of Aggregation?

A

No Aggregation - each product ordered seperately
Complete - All delivered together on same truck
Tailored - selected ordered together

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15
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How do you calculate lead time demand

A
DL = D*L
DL = mean demand during lead time
D = average demand per period
L = Lead time for replenishment
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16
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How do you calculate CSL

A

CSL = NORMDIST(ROP,DL, stdrdDL, 1)

17
Q

how do you calculate ROP

A

DL + ss

ss - safety inventory

18
Q

how do you calculate safety inventory

A
ss = NORMSINV (CSL) x standrdDL
ROP - DL
theregore
ss = NORMSINV(CSL)stndrdDL = ROP = DL + ss
ss = NORMSINV (CSL) * stndrdDD * SQRTL
19
Q

what is the average inventory

A

Q/2 + ss

20
Q

what is the profit calculation

A

p-c

price - cost

21
Q

What is cost of overstocking calculation

A

c - s

cost - salvage value

22
Q

if demand is normally distributed what is the optimal cycle service level calculation?

A

CSL = Cu/Cu + Co