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- An insurance company has custom envelopes printed for correspondence with its clients. It uses 780 boxes of envelopes annually at a steady rate. It costs $285 for delivery and processing (in addition to the printing costs) each time the company places an order, and it costs $2 per box for annual storage. To minimize costs, how many boxes of envelopes should the company order?A certain piece of production equipment is used to produce various components for an assembled product of the XYZ Company. To keep in-process inventories low, it is desired to produce the components in batch sizes of 150 units (daily requirements for assembly). Demand for each product is 2500 units per year. Production downtime costs an estimated $200/hr. All of the components made on the equipment are of approximately equal value: Cp = $9.00/unit. Holding cost rate = 30%/yr. In how many minutes must the changeover (setup) between batches be completed in order for 100 units to be the economic order quantity?YOZECH Enterprise is frequently losing sales due to stock-outs. To avoid this problem, the owner likes to implement a new system of maintaining an inventory level which will include a safety stock. After looking into the past records of the company, it was determined that the normal usage during the lead time of 12 days is 120 units while the maximum usage is 150 units for 15 days. Based on the given information, what should be the safety stock of YOZECH Enterprise? What is the ROP (Re-order point)?
- EE Co has calculated the following in relation to its inventories.Buffer inventory level 60 unitsReorder size 250 itemsFixed order costs $40 per orderCost of holding onto one item pa $1.5 per yearAnnual demand 10,000 itemsPurchase price $2 per itemWhat is the total inventory related costs for a year (to the nearest whole $)?The demand for a particular part called SKU 005 is 1,200 units a year. The cost of one SKU 005 is $40.00. It costs $60.00 to place an order SKU 005, and the user of SKU 005 has a per year inventory carrying cost of 25% of unit cost. Assume that there are 250 working days in the year where SKU 005 is used. Once the purchasing manager for SKU 005 places an order, it always takes the vendor 5 working days to deliver that order. What should the purchasing manager's reorder point be? O A. 24 O B. 36 O C. 30 O D. 5 O E. 123) A company produces a part that is used in its production process. The company produces the part at a rate of 300 units per day. The daily demand for the product is 180 units. The annual demand for the part is 54,000 units and occurs consistently over the 300 days that the company operates yearly. The company incurs a setup cost of $300 each time the item is produced. The cost of carrying the item in inventory is estimated to be 25 percent of the item's $100 cost. How many units should the company produce each production run to minimize its inventory- associated costs?
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