... software and the results are tabulated in Table 2. In the present model the net profit, units lost due to deterioration, the cycle length and order quantity are comparatively more than that of the comparative models, it ...
... like orderingcost, holding costs and deteriorating cost fluctuate with their actual ...warehouses, orderingcost and deteriorating cost in a fuzzy number which is represented by ...
... fuzzy orderingcost per order, fuzzy carrying cost or holding cost per unit quantity per unit time and fuzzy shortage cost per unit quantity are in fuzzy ...total cost and fuzzy ...
... optimal ordering policy for perishable ...optimal ordering quantity has been ...total orderingcost is equal to the sum of holding costs and deterioration ...
... To help solve the problems of inventory, it is necessary to build mathematical models which describe the inventory situation. Since it is never possible to represent the real world with total accuracy, approximations and ...
... inventory cost which is the sum of orderingcost, holding cost, lead time crashing cost, inspection ...crashing cost R(L) as a function of lead time (L), where 𝑅 𝐿 = 𝑎 ∗ 𝐿 −𝑏 , ...
... chain cost has been taken as a performance ...the cost data for supply chain and explaining the effect ...inventory cost, orderingcost, are taken as the different component of the ...
... literature. Order lot-sizing is among the most important problems in this domain. In these types of problems inventory holding costs and fixed ordering costs are included in the mathematical model. The smaller the ...
... effort cost with promotion ...fixed orderingcost so that the net profit is maximized and the numerical analysis show that an appropriate promotion policy can benefit the retailer and that promotion ...
... total cost reduces when we increase the selling price or credit period or interest earned of the ...the orderingcost or scale parameter or location parameter or credit period of the ...holding ...
... both of the suppliers depending on the inventory position and status of the unreliable supplier. The orders are given at the beginning of each period. Lead times for both suppliers are one period, i.e. an order at the ...
... Table 4.1 presents a summary of the responses elicited from the company’s senior representative using the questionnaire. The responses show that: The company has no inventory control policy, replenishes its inventory ...
... holding cost, orderingcost and number of defective items present in each ...holding cost, orderingcost and on the number of defective items present in each ...
... shipping cost per unit for product ...annual orderingcost, annual carrying cost, annual purchase cost, and annual shipping ...freight cost and total purchase cost need to ...
... fixed orderingcost of supplier 1 is equal to 4 and the unit purchasing price of 40 items from this supplier is 3 (the first discount ...total cost of buying the demand of the first period from ...
... best ordering point, selection of the best suppliers, the best activity start, and the fair material distribution to the warehouses as possible by the given objective ...
... Assuming the retailer receives goods delivery from the supplier, it needs to spend a certain amount of marketing costs for product sales. Retailers need to make the optimal retail price, marketing costs and order ...
... In today’s changing business environment, time to market is a key factor to achieving project success. For a project to be most successful, quality must be maximized while minimizing cost and keeping delivery time ...