Titlebook: An Introduction to Production and Inventory Control; R. N. Hees,W. Monhemius Textbook 1972Latest edition N. V. Philips? Gloeilampenfabriek

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Determination of the replenishment batch sizeAbout 50 years ago, in 1915, the formula for the optimum batch size developed by Harris, appeared for the first time. Some years later Camp. also attempted to popularize this concept but, unfortunately, these two were long before their time so far as this subject was concerned and their ideas met with little response.

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Mutual influence of , and ,It is possible to calculate both the re-order level (.) and the size of the series (.) separately. The . and . so found are not optimal, but are a good approximation to the optimum solution.

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Practical execution of an ordering systemIn this chapter further attention is devoted to how in practice an ordering system should be used, particularly with regard to the placing of orders with the production department. The (.)-system is still taken as the example except in para. 15.5.

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Controly control’. By production planning in the widest sense of the term is meant such management and utilization of the resources available as enables the stipulated purpose to be attained as satisfactorily as possible. This, perhaps, sounds very evident but, all the same, with every form of production c

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Functions of stocks and causes of waiting time a particular production process occur with a particular consumption pattern. From consideration of the various cases which arise a picture can be built up of the reasons which respectively cause waiting times for orders, and the under-employment of production machinery; at the same time it becomes

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Production for stocks or to orderr paragraphs that the question must be formulated more clearly. The question must be asked about each product type: are the customers’ orders for this type to be met, in principle, directly from stock or not? Having regard to what has been stated in para. 4.2 concerning the ABC principle, is it not

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90980-6become evident that stocks are indispensable in every process of production and distribution, production planning cannot be mentioned without attention, indeed, a great deal of attention, being paid to the management of stocks.