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OperationsManagement Chapter 12 –Chapter 12 –Inventory Management Inventory Management
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Heizer/RenderHeizer/Render
Principles o Operations Management! "ePrinciples o Operations Management! "e
Operations Management! #eOperations Management! #e
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$earning O%&ectives$earning O%&ectives
'hen yo( complete this chapter yo('hen yo( complete this chapter yo(sho(ld %e a%le to)sho(ld %e a%le to)
1*1* Cond(ct an +,C analysisCond(ct an +,C analysis
2*2* -.plain and (se cycle co(nting -.plain and (se cycle co(nting
** -.plain and (se the -O0 model or-.plain and (se the -O0 model or
independent inventory demand independent inventory demand ** Comp(te a reorder point and saetyComp(te a reorder point and saety
stoc stoc
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$earning O%&ectives$earning O%&ectives
'hen yo( complete this chapter yo('hen yo( complete this chapter yo(sho(ld %e a%le to)sho(ld %e a%le to)
3*3* +pply the prod(ction order 4(antity +pply the prod(ction order 4(antitymodel model
5*5* -.plain and (se the 4(antity-.plain and (se the 4(antitydisco(nt model disco(nt model
"*"* 6nderstand service levels and6nderstand service levels and pro%a%ilistic inventory models pro%a%ilistic inventory models
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Inventory Inventory
One o the most e.pensive assetsOne o the most e.pensive assetso many companies representing aso many companies representing as
m(ch as 378 o total investedm(ch as 378 o total investedcapital capital
Operations managers m(st %alanceOperations managers m(st %alance
inventory investment and c(stomerinventory investment and c(stomerserviceservice
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9(nctions o Inventory 9(nctions o Inventory
1*1* :o deco(ple or separate vario(s:o deco(ple or separate vario(s parts o the prod(ction process parts o the prod(ction process
2*2* :o deco(ple the irm rom:o deco(ple the irm roml(ct(ations in demand andl(ct(ations in demand and
provide a stoc o goods that will provide a stoc o goods that will provide a selection or c(stomers provide a selection or c(stomers
** :o tae advantage o 4(antity:o tae advantage o 4(antitydisco(ntsdisco(nts
** :o hedge against inlation:o hedge against inlation
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:ypes o Inventory :ypes o Inventory
Raw material Raw material
P(rchased %(t not processed P(rchased %(t not processed
'or;in;process'or;in;process
6ndergone some change %(t not completed 6ndergone some change %(t not completed
+ (nction o cycle time or a prod(ct + (nction o cycle time or a prod(ct
Maintenance/repair/operating <MRO=Maintenance/repair/operating <MRO=
>ecessary to eep machinery and processes>ecessary to eep machinery and processes prod(ctive prod(ctive
9inished goods9inished goods
Completed prod(ct awaiting shipment Completed prod(ct awaiting shipment
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Inventory Management Inventory Management
How inventory items can %eHow inventory items can %eclassiied classiied
How acc(rate inventory recordsHow acc(rate inventory recordscan %e maintained can %e maintained
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+,C +nalysis +,C +nalysis
?ivides inventory into three classes?ivides inventory into three classes%ased on ann(al dollar vol(me%ased on ann(al dollar vol(me
Class + ; high ann(al dollar vol(meClass + ; high ann(al dollar vol(me
Class , ; medi(m ann(al dollarClass , ; medi(m ann(al dollarvol(mevol(me
Class C ; low ann(al dollar vol(meClass C ; low ann(al dollar vol(me
6sed to esta%lish policies that oc(s6sed to esta%lish policies that oc(son the ew critical parts and not theon the ew critical parts and not themany trivial onesmany trivial ones
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+,C +nalysis +,C +nalysis
ItemItem@toc@toc
>(m%er >(m%er
Percent oPercent o>(m%er o>(m%er o
ItemsItems@toced @toced
+nn(al +nn(alAol(meAol(me<(nits=<(nits= . .
6nit6nitCost Cost BB
+nn(al +nn(al?ollar?ollar
Aol(meAol(me
Percent oPercent o +nn(al +nn(al?ollar?ollar
Aol(meAol(me ClassClass
172D5 172D5 20%20% 1,0001,000 $ 90.00$ 90.00 $ 90,000$ 90,000 38.8%38.8% + +
11325 11325 500500 154.00154.00 77,00077,000 33.2%33.2% + +
12"57 12"57 1,5501,550 17.0017.00 26,35026,350 11.3%11.3% ,,
17D5" 17D5" 30%30% 350350 42.8642.86 15,00115,001 6.4%6.4% ,,
17377 17377 1,0001,000 12.5012.50 12,50012,500 5.4%5.4% ,,
72%72%
23%23%
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+,C +nalysis +,C +nalysis
ItemItem@toc@toc
>(m%er >(m%er
Percent oPercent o>(m%er o>(m%er o
ItemsItems@toced @toced
+nn(al +nn(alAol(meAol(me<(nits=<(nits= . .
6nit6nitCost Cost BB
+nn(al +nn(al?ollar?ollar
Aol(meAol(me
Percent oPercent o +nn(al +nn(al?ollar?ollar
Aol(meAol(me ClassClass
123"2 123"2 600600 $ 14.17$ 14.17 $ 8,502$ 8,502 3.7%3.7% C C
17"3 17"3 2,0002,000 .60.60 1,2001,200 .5%.5% C C
7175 7175 50%50% 100100 8.508.50 850850 .4%.4% C C
717" 717" 1,2001,200 .42.42 504504 .2%.2% C C
173"2 173"2 250250 .60.60 150150 .1%.1% C C
8,5508,550 $232,057$232,057 100.0%100.0%
5%5%
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Cycle Co(nting Cycle Co(nting
Items are co(nted and records (pdatedItems are co(nted and records (pdatedon a periodic %asison a periodic %asis
Oten (sed with +,C analysisOten (sed with +,C analysis
to determine cycleto determine cycle Has several advantagesHas several advantages
-liminates sh(tdowns and interr(ptions-liminates sh(tdowns and interr(ptions
-liminates ann(al inventory ad&(stment -liminates ann(al inventory ad&(stment
:rained personnel a(dit inventory acc(racy :rained personnel a(dit inventory acc(racy
+llows ca(ses o errors to %e identiied and +llows ca(ses o errors to %e identiied andcorrected corrected
Maintains acc(rate inventory recordsMaintains acc(rate inventory records
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Cycle Co(nting -.ampleCycle Co(nting -.ample
3!777 items in inventory! 377 + items! 1!"37 , items! 2!"37 C3!777 items in inventory! 377 + items! 1!"37 , items! 2!"37 Citemsitems
Policy is to co(nt + items every month <27 woring days=! ,Policy is to co(nt + items every month <27 woring days=! ,items every 4(arter <57 days=! and C items every si. monthsitems every 4(arter <57 days=! and C items every si. months<127 days=<127 days=
ItemItemClassClass 0(antity 0(antity Cycle Co(nting Policy Cycle Co(nting Policy
>(m%er o Items>(m%er o ItemsCo(nted per ?ay Co(nted per ?ay
+ + 500500 -ach month-ach month 500/20 = 25/500/20 = 25/day day
,, 1,7501,750 -ach 4(arter -ach 4(arter 1,750/60 = 29/1,750/60 = 29/day day
C C 2,7502,750 -very 5 months-very 5 months 2,750/120 = 23/2,750/120 = 23/day day
77/77/day day
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Independent Aers(sIndependent Aers(s
?ependent ?emand ?ependent ?emand Independent demand ; theIndependent demand ; the
demand or item is independentdemand or item is independento the demand or any othero the demand or any otheritem in inventory item in inventory
?ependent demand ; the?ependent demand ; the
demand or item is dependentdemand or item is dependent(pon the demand or some(pon the demand or someother item in the inventory other item in the inventory
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Holding! Ordering! andHolding! Ordering! and
@et(p Costs@et(p Costs Holding costs ; the costs o holdingHolding costs ; the costs o holding
or EcarryingF inventory over timeor EcarryingF inventory over time
Ordering costs ; the costs oOrdering costs ; the costs o placing an order and receiving placing an order and receivinggoodsgoods
@et(p costs ; cost to prepare a@et(p costs ; cost to prepare amachine or process ormachine or process orman(act(ring an order man(act(ring an order
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Inventory Models orInventory Models or
Independent ?emand Independent ?emand
,asic economic order 4(antity ,asic economic order 4(antity
Prod(ction order 4(antity Prod(ction order 4(antity 0(antity disco(nt model 0(antity disco(nt model
>eed to determine when and how>eed to determine when and how
m(ch to order m(ch to order
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,asic -O0 Model ,asic -O0 Model
1*1* ?emand is nown! constant! and?emand is nown! constant! and
independent independent 2*2* $ead time is nown and constant $ead time is nown and constant
** Receipt o inventory is instantaneo(s andReceipt o inventory is instantaneo(s andcompletecomplete
** 0(antity disco(nts are not possi%le0(antity disco(nts are not possi%le
3*3* Only varia%le costs are set(p and holding Only varia%le costs are set(p and holding
5*5* @toco(ts can %e completely avoided @toco(ts can %e completely avoided
Important ass(mptionsImportant ass(mptions
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12;1"
Inventory 6sage Over :imeInventory 6sage Over :ime
:ime
I n v e n t o r y $ e v
e l
+verage
Inventory
<0G/2=
7
Minim(minventory
Order 4(antity
B 0 <ma.im(m
inventory level= 6sage
Rate
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-O0 Model -O0 Model
How M(ch to Order How M(ch to Order
Order 4(antity
+nn(al Cost
H o l d i n
g C o s t C ( r v
e
: o t a l
C o s t C (
r v e
Order <@et(p= Cost C(rve
Optimal
Order 0(antity <0G=
Minim( m total
cost
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Ro%(st Model Ro%(st Model
:he -O0 model is ro%(st :he -O0 model is ro%(st
It wors even i all parametersIt wors even i all parametersand ass(mptions are not met and ass(mptions are not met
:he total cost c(rve is relatively:he total cost c(rve is relatively
lat in the area o the -O0 lat in the area o the -O0
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-O0 Model -O0 Model 'hen :o Order 'hen :o Order
Reorder
Point
<ROP=
:ime
Inventory $evel
+verage
Inventory
<0G/2=
$ead :ime
Optimal
Order
0(antity <0G=
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Reorder PointsReorder Points
-O0 answers the Ehow m(chF 4(estion-O0 answers the Ehow m(chF 4(estion
:he reorder point <ROP= tells when to:he reorder point <ROP= tells when to
order order
ROPROP == $ead time or a$ead time or anew order in daysnew order in days
?emand?emand per day per day
== d . $d . $
d Bd B??
>(m%er o woring days in a year >(m%er o woring days in a year
:h R d P i t <ROP=:h R d P i t <ROP=
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:he Reorder Point <ROP=:he Reorder Point <ROP=C(rveC(rve
0G
ROP
<6nits
=
@lope B (nits/day B
d
$ead time B
$
:ime
<days=
I n v e n t o r y l e v
e l
< ( n i t s =
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Prod(ction Order 0(antityProd(ction Order 0(antity
Model Model 6sed when inventory %(ilds (p6sed when inventory %(ilds (p
over a period o time ater anover a period o time ater anorder is placed order is placed
6sed when (nits are prod(ced6sed when (nits are prod(cedand sold sim(ltaneo(sly and sold sim(ltaneo(sly
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Prod(ction Order 0(antityProd(ction Order 0(antity
Model Model 0 B0 B >(m%er o pieces per order >(m%er o pieces per order p B p B ?aily prod(ction rate?aily prod(ction rate
H BH B Holding cost per (nit per year Holding cost per (nit per year d Bd B ?aily demand/(sage rate?aily demand/(sage rate
t Bt B $ength o the prod(ction r(n in days$ength o the prod(ction r(n in days
= (= ( +verage inventory level +verage inventory level )) . . +nn(al inventory +nn(al inventory
holding cost holding cost Holding costHolding cost
per (nit per year per (nit per year
= (= (Ma.im(m inventory level Ma.im(m inventory level )/2)/2 +nn(al inventory +nn(al inventorylevel level
= –= –Ma.im(mMa.im(minventory level inventory level
:otal prod(ced d(ring:otal prod(ced d(ringthe prod(ction r(nthe prod(ction r(n
:otal (sed d(ring:otal (sed d(ringthe prod(ction r(nthe prod(ction r(n
== pt – dt pt – dt
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0(antity ?isco(nt Models0(antity ?isco(nt Models
Red(ced prices are oten availa%le whenRed(ced prices are oten availa%le whenlarger 4(antities are p(rchased larger 4(antities are p(rchased
:rade;o is %etween red(ced prod(ct cost:rade;o is %etween red(ced prod(ct costand increased holding cost and increased holding cost
:otal cost B @et(p cost Holding cost Prod(ct cost :otal cost B @et(p cost Holding cost Prod(ct cost
:C B @ H P?:C B @ H P???
0 0 0 0
22
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0(antity ?isco(nt – How0(antity ?isco(nt – HowM(ch to Order M(ch to Order
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Pro%a%ilistic Models andPro%a%ilistic Models and
@aety @toc @aety @toc 6sed when demand is not constant or6sed when demand is not constant or
certaincertain
6se saety stoc to achieve a desired6se saety stoc to achieve a desiredservice level and avoid stoco(tsservice level and avoid stoco(ts
ROPROP == d . $d . $ ++ ssss
+nn(al stoco(t costs B the s(m o the (nits short +nn(al stoco(t costs B the s(m o the (nits short . the pro%a%ility . the stoco(t cost/(nit . the pro%a%ility . the stoco(t cost/(nit
. the n(m%er o orders per year . the n(m%er o orders per year
P % %ili ti M d lP % %ili ti M d l
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Pro%a%ilistic ModelsPro%a%ilistic Models'hen to Order 'hen to Order
Reorder
Point
<ROP=
Optimal
Order
0(antity
J
@aety @toc <@@=
:ime
Inventory $evel
$ead :ime
@@ ROP
@ervice$evel P<@toco(t=
Place
order Receive
order
9re4(ency
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9i.ed;Period @ystems9i.ed;Period @ystems
Inventory is only co(nted at eachInventory is only co(nted at eachreview period review period
May %e sched(led at convenient timesMay %e sched(led at convenient times
+ppropriate in ro(tine sit(ations +ppropriate in ro(tine sit(ations
May res(lt in stoco(ts %etweenMay res(lt in stoco(ts %etween
periods periods May re4(ire increased saety stoc May re4(ire increased saety stoc
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:ime
Inventory $evel :arget ma.im(m
Period Period Period
9i.ed Period Model 9i.ed Period Model 'hen to Order 'hen to Order
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Inventory $evel in a 9i.edInventory $evel in a 9i.edPeriod @ystemPeriod @ystem
Aario(s amo(nts <0 i = are ordered at reg(lar time
intervals <p= %ased on the 4(antity necessary to%ring inventory (p to target ma.im(m
p p p p p p
0 0 11 0 0
2 2
0 0
0 0
:arget
ma.im(m
:ime:ime
O n ; H
a n d
O n ; H
a n d
I n v e n
t o r y
I n v e n
t o r y