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ELEMENTS OF LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN - T.Y.BMS MANAGEMENT

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ELEMENTS OF

LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN

-T.Y.BMS

MANAGEMENT

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What is INVENTORY?

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“Inventory is stock of any item or resource used in an organization. These items or resources can include raw material, finished products, components parts etc.”

Definition

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Purpose of holding inventory

Economies of scale

Protection from uncertainty

Balancing demand and supply

Seasonal inventories

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How to improve effectiveness of inventory management

Improving effectiveness through ABC inventory method

Possessing appropriate number of ware houses

Lead time analysis

Delivery time analysis

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elimination of obsolete items

product substitution

customer service performance

development of sales and logical demand

forecast

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Concept testing Balanced inventory

Reorder level

fill rate

dead stock

bill of material

symptoms of poor inventory

management

cycle stock

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obsolesce cost

stock out level

Service level

kan ban

two bin system

Buffer stock

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Approaches to inventory management

Just In Time (JIT)

Vendor managed inventory

quick response

automatic replenishment

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TYPES OF INVENTORY

Manufacturing

Wholesale

Retail

Pipeline

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Inventory Functionality

Geographical specialization

decoupling

Balancing Supply and Demand

Buffer and Certainty

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Selective control ABC Analysis

HML Analysis

VED Analysis

SDE Analysis

GOLF Analysis

SOS Analysis

FSN Analysis

XYZ Analysis

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INVENTORY COST

Capital Cost

Storage Cost

Deterioration & Obsolescence Cost

Insurance cost

Procurement Cost

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Replenishment system

fixed order quantity system (Q system )

fixed order interval system ( P System )

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Mrp & drp

MRP I

MRP II

DRP I

DRP II

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CONCLUSION

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