Seance 9 : Flashcards
Logistic management
The effective forwards and reverse flow and storage of goods services between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet customers requirements
Cross docking
Is a specific way do transhipment. In contract to order picking (when the customer goes to pick up sites
Benefits of decentralization :
Reduction in CO2 émission while maintaining total costs at the same level
Square root law
A rule of thumb, stating that:
safety stocks can be reduced by the square root of the nb of distribution centres
—> centralization of distribution centers can lead to a reduction of 68% of the safety stock requirement :
Sc= 0.32 Sd
Wharehousing
Stockage
Inventory management :
Goals:
independence and flexibility
Mitigate the pb of delays
Costs:
Ownership costs
Costs of out of stock and obsolescence
Strategies for inventory optimization :
- JIT, postponement
- redesigning flow architecture: centralization, specialization
- reorgznising flows : cross-docking, distribution centers
Stock turnover
Global D/average inventory level
Coverage rate
Is the time the average stock is able ton cover tu average D
Pareto Law (ABC analysis)
It often appears that 20% of items accounts for 80% of sales
—> is helps to determine the relative importance of stocks: critical items
A: few items (20%), high value (80%)
B: average quantity of items (30%), 15%
C: lots of items (50%), little value (5%)
—> A has to be controlled to avoid out of stock
Safety check is important
Order point system :
A system in which a purchase order is automatically placed hand the number of units on hand of an item falls to order point
OP= D slt + Security stocks
Average demand during the supply + security stocks
Periodic replenishment please
An order is placed regularly, at each revision time T. The quantity to order is calculated to reach the replenishment level
—> we have to calculate the periodicity
T= 1/N
Economic order quantity
Determines the optimal order quantity on the basis of ordering and carrying costs
The Wilson’s optimum
Economic order quantity = square root of (2DL/h)
L: fixed ordering cost
h: annual carrying cost per unit