The following data were measured over a three-month period (conditions of uncertainty of Procurement Lead Time but not of the Demand): Replenishment cycle: 14 weeks Average demand: 565 pcs/week • Demand standard deviation: 55 pcs/week Average Procurement Lead Time: 6 weeks Procurement Lead Time standard deviation: 2 week • Z (service level = 95%) = 1.645 SS = Z PLT (op)² + (D · OPLT)² Calculate: 1. Safety Stock (roundup to the integer) = [units] 2. Reorder Level = [units] [units] 3. Peak Inventory =

The following data were measured over a three-month period (conditions of uncertainty of Procurement Lead Time but not of the Demand): Replenishment cycle: 14 weeks Average demand: 565 pcs/week • Demand standard deviation: 55 pcs/week Average Procurement Lead Time: 6 weeks Procurement Lead Time standard deviation: 2 week • Z (service level = 95%) = 1.645 SS = Z PLT (op)² + (D · OPLT)² Calculate: 1. Safety Stock (roundup to the integer) = [units] 2. Reorder Level = [units] [units] 3. Peak Inventory =

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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