Supply Chain Exercise

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Newsvendor model with normally distributed 200 125 Optimal Order Quantity 12 35 0.7447 z #VALUE! 0.6579037 Q #VALUE! 282.23797 Order quantity to achieve a target in-stock probability Target in-stock 0.9500 z #VALUE! Q #VALUE! Order Quantity to achieve a target fill rate Target fill rate 99% Target lost sales 0.016 z #VALUE! Q #VALUE! Inputs are in red, outputs in black Mean demand, m : Standard deviation of demand, s Overage penalty, Co : Underage penalty, Cu : Critical ratio: Cu / (Co + Cu)

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Newsvendor model with normally distributed demand

200125

Optimal Order Quantity Performance Measures

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35

0.7447z #VALUE! 0.6579037Q #VALUE! 282.23797

Order quantity to achieve a target in-stock probability Stockout probability:Target in-stock 0.9500

z #VALUE!

Q #VALUE!Expected profit

Order Quantity to achieve a target fill rate Maximum profitTarget fill rate 99% Mismatch costTarget lost sales 0.016z #VALUE!Q #VALUE!

Inputs are in red, outputs in blackMean demand, m :Standard deviation of demand, s :

Overage penalty, Co : Order quantity, Q :

Underage penalty, Cu : Standard Normal order quantity, z :

Critical ratio: Cu / (Co + Cu) Expected Lost Sales, L(Q) :Expected Sales, S(Q) :Expected Left Over Inventory, V(Q) :Fill rate, f :

Overage penalty, Co :

Underage penalty, Cu :

E6
Evaluate different performance measures for any given order quantity.
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Evaluate different performance measures for any given order quantity.
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Purchase Price 100 100Cost 65 Cost 55Salvage Value 53 0

17875 11000

275 6875 5912

0.60 5088

#VALUE! 18.8375#VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!#VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!#VALUE! #VALUE!

27.43%

12

35#VALUE!7000.00

#VALUE!

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Newsvendor model with normally distributed demand

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Optimal Order Quantity Performance Measures

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0.4500z #VALUE! -0.1256613Q #VALUE! 184.29233

Order quantity to achieve a target in-stock probability Stockout probability:Target in-stock 0.9500

z #VALUE!

Q #VALUE!Expected profit

Order Quantity to achieve a target fill rate Maximum profitTarget fill rate 99% Mismatch costTarget lost sales 0.016z #VALUE!Q #VALUE!

Inputs are in red, outputs in blackMean demand, m :Standard deviation of demand, s :

Overage penalty, Co : Order quantity, Q :

Underage penalty, Cu : Standard Normal order quantity, z :

Critical ratio: Cu / (Co + Cu) Expected Lost Sales, L(Q) :Expected Sales, S(Q) :Expected Left Over Inventory, V(Q) :Fill rate, f :

Overage penalty, Co :

Underage penalty, Cu :

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Evaluate different performance measures for any given order quantity.
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Evaluate different performance measures for any given order quantity.
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Purchase Price 100 100Cost 55 Cost 55Salvage Value 0 0

184

-0.13

#VALUE! 58.4125 18.8375#VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!#VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE!#VALUE! #VALUE!

55.17%

55

45#VALUE!9000.00

#VALUE!

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Newsvendor model with Poisson distributed demand

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Optimal Order Quantity Performance Measures

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0.8750Q #VALUE!

Order quantity to achieve a target in-stock probability Stockout probability:Target in-stock 0.9500

Q #VALUE!

Order Quantity to achieve a target fill rate Expected profitTarget fill rate 99% Maximum profitTarget lost sales 0.09 Mismatch costQ #VALUE!

Inputs are in red, outputs in blackMean demand, m :

Overage penalty, Co : Order quantity, Q :

Underage penalty, Cu : Expected Lost Sales, L(Q) :

Critical ratio: Cu / (Co + Cu) Expected Sales, S(Q) :Expected Left Over Inventory, V(Q) :Fill rate, f :

Overage penalty, Co :

Underage penalty, Cu :

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Evaluate different performance measures for any given order quantity.
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#VALUE!

#VALUE!#VALUE!#VALUE!

45.57%

0.05

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3.15#VALUE!

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Functions for evaluating the newsvendor and order up-to models

lz(z) Return the standard normal loss function for the z-statistic z. Returns 4 significant digits.Phi(z ) Return Prob(D<=z), where D is a standard normal. Returns 4 significant digits.

loss_normal(q , mu , sigma ) Return expected lost sales with a normal distributionloss_poisson(s, mu ) Return expected lost sales with a Poisson distribution

find_z(target) Return the z in the Standard Normal Distribution Function Table such that Phi(z) = target. Uses the round up rule.find_s_poisson(mu, target) Return the S in the Poisson Distribution Function Table such that F(S) = target. Uses the round-up rule.

find_lz(target): Return the z in the Standard Normal Loss Function Table such that LZ(z) = target. Uses the round up rule.find_s_loss_poisson(mu , target ) Return the S in the Poisson Loss Function Table such that L(S) = target. Uses the round-up rule.

opt_order_normal(mu , sigma, co, cu) Return the quantity, Q, such that F(Q) = critical ratio = cu / (co+cu).

sales(mu, loss) Return expected salesleftover(q , mu , loss ) Return expected left over inventoryprofit(q , mu , loss , co , cu ) Return expected profit fillrate(mu , loss ) Return expected fill raterevenue(q , mu , loss , price , v ) Return expected revenue

Notation:q or s either an order quantity (q) or an order up-to level (s)mu mean of the distributionsigma standard deviation of the distributionz standard normal z-statisticco overage costcu underage costv salvage value

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Return the standard normal loss function for the z-statistic z. Returns 4 significant digits.Return Prob(D<=z), where D is a standard normal. Returns 4 significant digits.

Return the z in the Standard Normal Distribution Function Table such that Phi(z) = target. Uses the round up rule.Return the S in the Poisson Distribution Function Table such that F(S) = target. Uses the round-up rule.

Return the z in the Standard Normal Loss Function Table such that LZ(z) = target. Uses the round up rule.Return the S in the Poisson Loss Function Table such that L(S) = target. Uses the round-up rule.