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By Jay Heizer Barry Render Operations Management, Sustainability and Supply Chain Management (11th) [Paperback]
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Author: Jay Heizer
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Chapter 5, Problem 5P
a)
Summary Introduction
To determine: To prepare bill of materials for a pair of eyeglasses and its case.
Introduction: Bill of materials (BOM) is a list which carries the products required to produce the end product. It contains information about the required raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate parts, sub-parts, other components necessary to produce the end product.
b)
Summary Introduction
To determine: To prepare bill of materials for a sandwich in Company S.
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BackgroundKC Mechanic Shop was established by Mr. John, a seasoned mechanic who has over 20 years ofexperience in the automotive repair industry. Sales figures for the last ten months are as follows:-Months Actual Sales1 30,0002 39,0003 42,0004 50,0005 55,0006 61,0007 70,0008 77,0009 81,50010 90,000Spare Parts
Use a three-period and a four-period weighted moving average to forecast salesfor the 12th month. (Use weights of 1,2,3 and 1,2,3 4).
From the data provided in the case, use MAD to determine which forecastingtechnique is more accurate.
If forecast for month 7 is $72,000, with an alpha of 0.4, use exponentialsmoothing to forecast sales for months 8 and 9.
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Mr. John produces a special type of shoes on an assembly line. The process involves eightdifferent tasks. Mr. John would like to increase productivity on this line and asked you for someassistance. He would like to balance the assembly line in order to reduce idle time and increaseefficiency.
a. What information would you need in order to demonstrate to Mr. John how to balancethe assembly line? b. Setup an example that will be used to demonstrate to Mr. John how to balance the line.c. Using the example that you setup in “b” above, demonstrate to Mr. John how tobalance the line using the LOT heuristics.d. Based on the example above, calculate the efficiency of the line.
Question 7
The following Level 0 MRP information is given for a personal computing system. Using a lead time of two weeks, what are the Net Requirements for computing systems based on the MRP table below. Assume any inventory on hand will be used as soon a possible.
Group of answer choices
a. 2500 in week 3, 3000 in week 4, 4500 in week 5
b. 2500 in week 1, 3000 in week 2, 4500 in week 3
c. 1500 in week 3, 3000 in week 4, 2000 in week 5
d. 1500 in week 1, 3000 in week 2, 2000 in week 3
e. Impossible to determine from this information
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