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MANAGEMENT SCIENDE

SECOND YEAR – SECOND SEM | A.Y. 2023-2024

Where:
LESSON 4: INVENTORY MODEL TCC – Total Carrying Cost
INVENTORIES AI – Average Inventory
CC – Carrying Cost per Unit
“Inventory is money sitting around in another form.”
- Rhonda Adams, USA Today Average Inventory Level Formula

 Inventories – are goods intended for sale. They are EOQ


purchased from suppliers and sold to customers. AI =
2

Economic Order Quantity Model Total Ordering Cost Formula


- developed by F. W. Harris in 1915
- is a deterministic inventory model, which is applicable TOC = (D ÷ EOQ) (OC)
when there is a constant rate of demand for a product.

How much goods should be ordered? Where:


When should an order be made? TOC – Total Ordering Cost
D – Annual Demand
Assumptions of EOQ Model EOQ – Economic Order Quantity
OC – Ordering Cost per Unit
 The demand is considered normal and constant.
 The ordering cost, carrying cost, and purchase price REORDER POINT
are constant and not dependent to the quantity
ordered. When to place an order?
 Shortages do not exist. - Determine the reorder point.
 The lead time is constant.
 The order quantity is the same for each other.  Reorder point – is a point in the inventory level
that requires placing an order.
Ordering Cost – It is the cost when placing an order for a
product. Factors in Determining the Reorder Point
Carrying Cost – it is the cost associated with maintaining  Lead Time – the time required between placing of
an inventory. an order and its receipt by a business.
 Lead Time Usage – the number of units demanded
EOQ Formula or consumed during the lead time period.
 Safety stock – the amount of inventory maintained
2 x D x OC to reduce the risk of stockout.
EOQ¿ √
CC Reorder Point Formula

Where:
EOQ - Economic Order Quantity ROP =ALTU + SS
D – Annual Demand
OC - Ordering Cost per Unit
Where:
CC – Carrying Cost per Unit
ROP – reorder point
ALTU – average lead time usage
Total Inventory Cost
SS – safety stock

TAIC = TOC + TCC

Where: Average Lead Time Usage Formula


TAIC – Total Annual Inventory End
TOC – Total Ordering Cost
TCC – Total Carrying Cost ALTU = LT x (AU/UT)

Where:
Total Carrying Cost
ALTU – average lead time usage
LT – lead time
TCC = AI x CC AU/UT – average usage per unit of time

Average Usage per Unit of Time Formula


MANAGEMENT SCIENDE
SECOND YEAR – SECOND SEM | A.Y. 2023-2024

D
AU/UT =
WD/Y
Where:
AU/UT – average usage per unit of time
D – annual demand
WD/Y – working days per year

Cycle Time Formula

WD
x EOQ
CT = Y
D
Where:
CT – cycle time
WD/Y – working days per year
EOQ – economic order quantity
D – annual demand

Total Number of Orders placed in a Year

D
TNO/Y =
EOQ

Where:
TNO/Y – total number of orders placed in a year
D – annual demand
EOQ – economic order quantity

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