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BSCM Formulas

1) The document discusses key concepts in supply chain management including forecasting techniques, production planning, material requirements planning, inventory management, and purchasing. 2) Formulas are provided for calculating seasonal demand, deseasonalized demand, moving averages, production requirements in a master production schedule, and economic order quantity. 3) The concept of throughput is defined as sales revenue minus true variable costs in the theory of constraints framework.

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BSCM Formulas

1) The document discusses key concepts in supply chain management including forecasting techniques, production planning, material requirements planning, inventory management, and purchasing. 2) Formulas are provided for calculating seasonal demand, deseasonalized demand, moving averages, production requirements in a master production schedule, and economic order quantity. 3) The concept of throughput is defined as sales revenue minus true variable costs in the theory of constraints framework.

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BASICS OF SUPPLY CHAIN

FORMULAS-

Seasonal

Index

Period average demand


Average demand for all periods

seasonal demand (seasonal index) x (De-seasonalized demand)


(De-seasonalized demand : Average demand per period)

De-seasonalized

demand

Actual seasonal
Seasonal

Mean absolute deviation

Moving

average

(MAD) :

demand :

index

Annual demand forecast


Number of periods

Sum of absolute deviations :


Number of observations

Sum of period sales

Number of periods

Newforecast

(a) (latestdemand)
(Exponential Smoothing)

+ (l-a) (previousforecast)

Sum of absolute errors

Number of periods

,SE^S,SION

3: MASTER PLANNING

Level Production Plan

Total production needed

Total forecast demand

Production required each period

Ending inventory for period

1:

Ending inventory for period 2

- Opening inventory

Total production required


Number of periods

Opening inventory

+:

Ending inventory

+ Production -

Forecast Demand

Previous period's ending inventory


Forecast Demand

Production

Master Production Schedule

Projected available balance (PAB)


PAB for period

1:

PAB for period 2

Supply

Quantity on hand

onward

+ Scheduled

Prior period's PAB

Available to promise (ATP) for period

Demand

I :

MPS Receipt

Forecast Demand

Scheduled MpS Receipt

Forecast Demand

Quantity on hand The sum of customer orders due before


the next MPS scheduled receipt

ATP for period 2 onward MPS scheduled receipt


MPS scheduled receipt

The sum of customer orders due before the next

,s,s^s/o1v
Net

4: MATEfuIAL REQUTREMENTS hLANNING (MRp)

requirements

CAPACITY MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION ACTIVITY

^SES^S1OAT5..

CONTROL

Available time (hrs)

Utilization

Gross requirements - Available inventory

Number of machines or workers


x Number of days per week

ffi

Efficiency

Standard hours of work

Hours of operation per day

t00%

nroduced X

100%

Hours actually worked


Rated caacity (std hrs)
(Calculated capacity)

Demonstrated capacity (std


(Measured capacity)

Available time

hrs) :

utilization (%)

or

Operation

time

Efficiency (%)

Average capacity

critical ratio (and the different ways of wording the

Time remaining
Work remaining

Actual time remaining


Lead time remaining

Due date - Present date


Lead time remaining

Setup time + Run time


and move times

same formula)

Time to due date remaining _


Expected elapse time to finish the job

er routing or work centre files) + Allow for queue, wait

Total

load :

time

Setup

Operation time per

order :

Manufacturing Lead

(Run time per piece

Order quantity

Time :

Queue

Backlog

Previous backlog
(Input / Output Control)

Cumulative Variance :
(Input / Output Control)

Input

cost :

Capital costs

Ordering

cost

Production control costs

Owners

Income

Liabilities

equity

Cost of goods sold

Run

+ Wait *

+ Actual -

Storage costs

Risk costs

Setup and teardown costs

Liabilities

Expenses

margin)

Revenue

Move

Planned

Owner's equity

Assets

Revenue

Gross profit (Gross

- Ouut

Carrying

Assets

Operation time per piece

Setup

Previous variance

x Order quanttty)

Total cost of goods sold

Lost capacity costs

Net income

rofit) :

Inventory turns

ratio :

Average inventory in

Days of

Gross

supply

profit - General

Annual cost of goods sold _


Average inventory in dollars

dollars

and administrative expenses

Annual cost of goods sold


Inventory turns ratio

Inventory on hand
Average daily usage

SESSION 7: ITEM INVENTORY MANAGEMENT _


Number of orders per

Average

year

inventory

Annual demand
Order quantity

Order quantitv
2

Annual cost of ordering


or

Annual cost of

:
:

carrying

Annual demand
Order quantity

Cost of ordering

Number of orders x Cost per order

order quantitv

x unit cost x

cost of carrying

Total inventory

cost

Annual ordering cost

Annual carrying cost

Economic order quantify

(EOO :

Where:

Order point

:
:
:
:

A
S
i
C

(OP) : DDLT +

Annual usage in units


Ordering costs in dollars
Annual inventory carrying costs (as a decimal)
Unit cost

SS

Demand during lead time

+ Safety stock

Periodic Review

Target level (T)

-: ,B"ffi:HJ"

Order

quantity

ABC classfication
o/o

review period

* Demand during the lead time) + safety stock

- Quantity on hand

Target level

of items (one unit's

worth)

100

Number of observations

80 120 Rule

ABC
Classification

%o

of

Vo

of

Impact

Items
20

B
C

30
50

15

80
5

,SES,SIOI

8: PURCHASING & PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION

Physical dstribution
Total cost

Transportation costs

Dis tribution r e quirements

planning

Inventory carrying costs

Central supply's gross requirements

SESSION

The sum of all distribution centres planned order releases for the
Period

10: TIIEORY OF CONSTRAINTS

Throughput

Salesrevenue

Truevariablecosts

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