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Safety Inventories
Chapter 11 of Chopra
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Why to hold Safety Inventory?
Desire for product availability
? Ease of search for another supplier ? "I want it now" culture
Demand uncertainty
? Short product life cycles
Safety inventory
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Measures
Measures of demand uncertainty
? Variance of demand ? Ranges for demand
Delivery Lead Time, L Measures of product availability
? Stockout?
? Backorder (patient customer, unique product or big cost advantage) or Lost sales.
? Cycle service level (CSL), % of cycles ? Product fill rate (fr), % of products ? Order fill rate, % of orders
? Equivalent to product fill rate if orders contain one product
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Service measures: CSL and fr are different
inventory
CSL is 0%, fr is almost 100%
0 inventory CSL is 0%, fr is almost 0%
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time time
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Replenishment policies
When to reorder? How much to reorder?
? Most often these decisions are related.
Continuous Review: Order fixed quantity when total inventory drops below Reorder Point (ROP).
ROP meets the demand during the lead time L. One has to figure out the ROP. Information technology facilitates continuous review.
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