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Manager: RUNOUT.xls |
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Run-out time production planning (RUNOUT)
The
aim is to give each inventory item the same run-out time,
defined as the number of weeks the inventory will last at
current demand rates.
Of course, the demand forecasts change weekly, so
run-out time is updated weekly.
Management controls the model by specifying the
number of hours to be worked next week on stock
production. Other
inputs, include the item description, the production hours
required to produce 1 unit, the inventory on-hand in
units, and the demand forecast for the next week in units.
It is easy to do what-if analysis with the RUNOUT
model. To
illustrate, Brookshire management wants to schedule
overtime to get run-out time up to 1 week of stock for
every item. How
many hours of stock production are needed?
Increase cell F4 until you get run-out time of 1
week. A total
of 46 hours are required. |
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