Matching Supply and Demand
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Chapter 3: Process analysis
COMFY SHOES INC
Comfy Shoes Inc builds shoes tailored to meet each individual customers needs.
Customers who visit the downtown offices of Comfy Shoes in Philadelphia can
Ravi Sankar Kallepalli CH20 OQ17 23APR17
A. For Tegdiw:
Annual demand (D)
Ordering cost (S)
Holding cost per unit per year (H)
Days in operation per year =
Lead time (L)
Cost per unit (C)
10000
$150.0
0
$2.00
365
28
$10.00
Q0 =
YesAverage Inventory =
1225
forcast Beginning Inventory
Demand Forecast
Production Requirement to meet forcast
Number of Working Days by Month
Costs
Materials + labor
material
Labor
Inventory holding cost
Shortage cost of stockout
Labor hours required per unit
Labor cost ($100 per u
Based on Objective Question 13 in Chapter
The figure shows a partal HOQ for a golf country club. Provide the strength o
of a golfing friend) in the shaded areas. If you can, using the QFD approach, c
paly.
Tee placement
Course tuning
Pin placement
Landsca
Pizza delivery attributes importan
Attribute
Normal Delivery
Ease of Order
Walk in and order
Delivered on Time
late by more than 15 min
Pizza is Hot and fresh
Delivered a Cold Pizza
Pizza customization
Standard Pizza only
Free pizza next time if it is lat
D
L
S
C
k
Demand Per hour
lead time
Safety stock
Container size
kanban cards needed
Round up to 5 (to allow some slack) or down to 4 (to force improvement)
32 ASSEMBLES PER HOUR
1 HOUR
12.50%
8
4.50
Ravi Sankar Kallepalli CH22 OQ13 pg 612 30APR2017
Rank
E
process
time in
Job m/c-1
A
B
C
D
E
4
16
8
12
3
A
process
time in
m/c- 2
5
14
7
11
9
B
D
3
C
7
Mach. 1 Job E Job A
Mach. 2 Idle
Job E
3
23
12
Job B
Job A
17
35
43
Job D
Job B
Idle
23
Cumulative time
De vi at i on
Com
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put i opt
ng it m
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Ravi Sankar Kallepalli CH21 OQ20 pg583
Period
Beginning inventory
Demand
Ordering (setup) cost/order
Procurement cost/unit
Carrying cost/unit/period
Order quantity (lotsizes)
Ending inventory
Procurement
Chapter 2_OQ 19_Page 39
Output
Input
Sales
Labor
Raw materials
Energy
Capital
Other
Total Input
Last Year
200,000
30,000
35,000
5,000
50,000
2,000
122,000
This Year
220,000
40,000
45,000
6,000
50,000
2,000
144,000
Solution:
a.
Total productivity measure =
HS.51 Supply and Demand
Refrigerator- $ 1,189
a) The factor that influences demand most would be complements. If a person is in need of
a new refrigerator then they are going to buy one that matches their current appliances.
Although someone is not just g
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Supply and Demand: Hand Held Computers
Supply and demand are at the core of many corporations sustainability. Having adequate
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In purchasing a washing machine there are factors that can cause possible changes in
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ECO2023
07/16/2013
Supply and Demand Assignment
Coffee beans are one of the highest traded agricultural commodities in the market. The
two main types of coffee beans robusta and arabica are traded at different prices. Robusta coffee
beans have been traded
Kallepalli_OQ15
Ravi Sankar Kallepalli Ch20 OQ15 pg 546
INPUT:
Annual Demand: D/year
Cost per Unit
Holding cost: H
Ordering Cost
Length of year: N(days)
demand per (day)
Lead TimeL L(days)
D
C
H
S
N
d
L
L
Lead-time Standard Deviation:
Service Level
P
2575
Part a 1 : 1 ratio
No Of Chars Sold
X
No Of Bar Stools Sold
Total items sold
2X
X
Revenue for Units sold
Variable cost of making Chair
Variable cost of making Bar Stools
Fixed Cost
Total cost
Break even
Part b
=2X*50
= X * 25
= X * 20
= $20,000
= 25X + 20
Ravi Sankar Kallepalli, CH15 OQ11 pg 395 21Feb2017
Using Centroid Method:
d ix V i ; C = d iy V i
Vi y Vi
C x=
Cx = X coordinate of centroid
Cy = Y coordinate of centroid
th
dix = X coordinate of the i location
th
diy = Y coordinate of the i location
Vi
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Elasticity of demand is a percentage used to show the elasticity of the quality demanded
of a good or service to a change in its price. For example, How much would the public
still want the product if the p
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