Perform an ABC analysis for the data provided in worksheet C11P5 in the OM5 Data Workbook .
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Perform an ABC analysis for the data provided in worksheet C11P5 in the OM5 Data Workbook. Clearly explain why you classified items as A, B, or C.
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Optional Topic (Do not recommend covering except for advanced courses | |||||||
and students but FYI; req'ds additional readings) | |||||||
Safety Stock varies with the square root of the number of stocking points | |||||||
for the same service level | |||||||
EOQ | 62.00 | ||||||
Safety Stock | 21.3 | ||||||
Q/2 + SS | 52.32 | ||||||
No. Stock Points | Gallons | $ Ave Inv | |||||
1 | 52 | $1,101 | |||||
2 | 74 | $1,558 | |||||
3 | 91 | $1,908 | |||||
4 | 105 | $2,203 | |||||
31 | 291 | $6,132 | |||||
50 | 370 | $7,788 | |||||
100 | 523 | $11,014 | |||||
150 | 641 | $13,489 | |||||
200 | 740 | $15,576 | |||||
231 | 795 | $16,740 | |||||
Note: 231 is 215 secondary pts + 24 depts. + hospital storeroom + university storeroom | |||||||
Conclusion: Additional stocking points are expensive! So try to reduce them with | |||||||
moving carts of inventory, no stock in exam rooms, only one department store room, etc. |
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OM6 operations supply chain management
ISBN: 978-1305664791
6th edition
Authors: David Alan Collier, James R. Evans
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