Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Managing Inventory in the
Supply Chain
- Sources
- Procurement
- Production
- Transportation
- Marketing
- Finance
- Manufacturing
- Uncertainty
- Safety Stocks
- Time
- Transportation
- Work-in-Process
- Stocks
- Seasonal
- Antcipatory
- Inventory Costs
- Capital Cost
- interest or opportunity cost
- Hurdle rate
- Weighted Average Cost of Capital
- Storage Space Cost
- Inventory Service Cost
- includes insurance and
taxes
- Inventory Risk Cost
- Order or Set Up Cost
- Carrying cost
- Ordering Cost or Setup Cost
- Order Cost
- Setup Costs
- In-Transit Inventory Carrying Cost
- cost becomes especially
important on global moves
- storage space cost not relevant to
inventory in transit
- Insurance
- Pull & Push
- customer orders to move product
through a logistics system
- anticipation of demand to move
products.
- EOQ Model
- Total Cost Model
- Quadrant model
- The Square-Root Rule
- JIT
- zero inventories
- small, frequent replenishment quantities
- MRP
- Master production schedule (MPS)
- Bill of materials file
- Inventory status file
- Outputs and reports
- Distribution Requirements Planning
- Forecast of demand for each SKU
- Recommended replenishment quantity
- Vendor-Managed Inventory
- The supplier and its customer agree on which
products are to be managed using in the
customer’s distribution centers
- Pull Data
- ABC
- A) items are considered to be the most important
- Bibliogrfia: Supply Chain Management. A Logistics
Perspective, ISBN 978-0-538-47918, 9th edition. Authors: Coyle,
Langley, Novack, Gibson, Editorial Cengag