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- ASAP 1)A company distributes air filters for retail stores. Buy your filters from various manufacturers. Filters are purchased in lots of 1,000 units and ordering each order costs $ 40.00. Demand from retail stores is 20,000 filters per month and the cost of holding inventory is $ 0.10 per filter per month. a) What is the optimal quantity that should be ordered in relation to so many pot sizes. b) What would be the optimal amount I should ask if the cost of holding is $ 0.05 per filter per month?1. How does Management Science help to achieve optimal solutions? 2. How does management science help a business achieve the ideal situation? 3. Briefly discuss the application of Management Science to inventory management.Exercise 14: • __________is an inventory strategy companies employ to increase efficiency and decrease waste by receiving goods only as they are needed in the production process, thereby reducing inventory costs. This method requires producers to forecast demand accurately. • What is its main disadvantage?
- d. The weekly average inventory listed above cannot change much since the grocery store is limited in storage capacity, and can therefore assumed to remain constant over time. The store has calculated that having less than 3 weeks of supply will create problems keeping stock available for clients. What annual cost of goods sold will bring about this condition (3 weeks of supply)?e. The grocery store is increasingly popular and management has calculated that, on average, the cost of goods sold increase by $5 million per year, reflecting better sales. How many years will it take for the grocery store to require expansion?Please complete the sup part: e,f and g. 1.B&H needs to decide how to manage its inventory of cameras. The demand for cameras at B&H is 200 cameras per week. Each time that B&H places an order for a new shipment of cameras, it must pay $80 in fixed processing fees. A camera costs B&H $60 to purchase. The cost for B&H to hold a camera in its store for one week is $4. Assume that the lead time for the delivery of a camera is 0 weeks.a. Suppose that B&H places orders for cameras in quantities of 50 cameras at a time and places a new order for cameras each time that it runs out. Draw a graph showing the number of cameras that B&H has on-hand in inventory at each point in time up until the time when it places its fourth-order. Label the points in time at which B&H places a new order. Assume that B&H places its first order for 50 cameras on day 0.b. Suppose again that B&H places orders for 50 cameras at a time. What will be B&H’s average holding…Instructions There are four parts to this problem. Use Excel to perform the following. a. Use the economic order quantity formula (EOQ = SQRT((2SD/H)) to determine the optimal number of units that the company should order based on each assumed level of order based on each assumed level of order quantities provided in the data. b. Complete the table by calculating the number of orders per year, annual order cost, annual holding cost, and annual total cost. Highlight the minimum annual total cost using conditional formatting. Hint: The minimum cost should equal the cost at the EOQ you calculated in part a. c. Create a line chart that graphs annual order cost, annual holding cost, and annual total cost. The x-axis should be the quantity ordered. Include a chart legend, appropriate chart title, axes labels, and properly formatted amounts on the axes. d. Examine the chart and your responses to parts a and b. Indicate any relationships.
- The Hawkins Supply Company is currently faced with an inventory rotation problem. This difficulty stems from the fact that some supplies must be used prior to a stated expiration date. Upon receipt, a new shipment of these perishable items must be stacked beneath the boxes that are currently in inventory. A substantial amount of time is consumed in restacking the items according to their expiration dates.The company would like to reduce the double and sometimes triple handling of items. How can this goal be achieved? Are there alternative solutions which might also be effective?T-Shirts Unlimited is a retailer that sells every kind ofT-shirt imaginable. Th e diff erent types of T-shirts are stored indepartments that all take up the same amount of space. Given theavailable warehouse space (Figure 10-15) and a from–to matrixshowing the number of trips to and from each department (Table10-13), help T-Shirts Unlimited decide where to store each typeof T-shirt.What are the primary benefits of implementing the Wilson approach in inventory control?
- i have found anther answer for this question on bartleby and it has a lot less working out and he didnt give answer to second question but the answer he gave for the first one is very different i am not sure which one to use below is his answer: Step 1: Basic Information The question is related to Economic order quantiy Economic Order Quantity is that level of inventory at which ordering cost and handling cost are minimum. It is calculated with the help of following formula Economic Order Quantity = √2RO ÷ C R = Annual Requirment C = Carrying or Holding cost O = Ordering Cost Step 2: Solution Economic Order Quantity = √2RO ÷ C Economic Order Quantity = √2 × 3000 × 20 ÷ 4.25 Economic Order Quantity = √28,235.294117647 Economic Order Quantity = 168.0336100834 pounds R = Annual Requirment i.e.250 × 12 = 3000 pounds per annum. C = Carrying or Holding cost i.e. £4.25 O = Ordering Cost i.e. £20 Quantity to be ordered = 168.03 pounds. Supplier = Vendor 1 should be used as the cost…Suppose this information is available for PepsiCo, Inc. for 2015, 2016, and 2017. (in millions) 2015 2016 2017 Beginning inventory $ 2,100 $ 2,400 $ 2,300 Ending inventory 2,400 2,300 2,700 Cost of goods sold 18,227 20,071 20,478 Sales revenue 39,145 42,957 44,066 Calculate the days in inventory for PepsiCo, Inc. for 2015, 2016, and 2017. (Round days in inventory to 1 decimal place, e.g. 5.1.) 2015 2016 2017 Days in inventory daysPls help with below homework. A company distributes air filters for retail stores. Buy your filters from various manufacturers. Filters are purchased in lots of 1,000 units and ordering each order costs $ 40.00. Demand from retail stores is 20,000 filters per month and the cost of holding inventory is $ 0.10 per filter per month. a) What is the optimal quantity that should be ordered in relation to so many pot sizes. b) What would be the optimal amount I should ask if the cost of holding is $ 0.05 per filter per month?