A Multi Product Joint Ordering Model with Dependent Setup Cost.

Abstract

A multi product, continuous review inventory model with dependent setup cost is studied and a joint ordering policy is defined. The development of the model is based on te independent (R,Q) policy. A can order point is derived for each product such that if the inventory level of one product drops to its reorder point, all products with inventory level less than or equal to their can order points are ordered together. The analytic results are given for the unit Poisson demands. Simulation experiments are used to compare the joint ordering policy with the independent ordering policy for the case of Stuttering Poisson demands. It is learned that the joint ordering policy achieves a substantial saving in total cost over the independent ordering policy. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Sep 01, 1971
Accession Number
AD0730938

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  • Chung-mei Ho Chern

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  • Behavior And Behavior Mechanisms
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  • Inventory
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  • Simulations

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