Analysis of Inventory Systems, Lecture Slides

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Ch 1 Introduction to Inventory Systems

Why Inventory Exists12 slides

Classifying Inventory Systems, and Describing Their State14 slides

Cost Parameters: Pricing What a Policy Does13 slides

Estimating the Costs, and Measuring the Service17 slides

Ch 2 Managing Inventory

Managing Inventory: Attention, Segmentation and ABC20 slides

Inventory Records: What the Policy Actually Reads22 slides

Ch 3 Deterministic Lot Sizing

Deterministic Lot Sizing: One Cycle, Every Model14 slides

The Economic Order Quantity, and What a Wrong One Costs15 slides

Quantity Discounts and the Performance of a Cycle14 slides

Lot Sizing Models in a Worksheet and in Code18 slides

Ch 4 Multi-Item and Constrained Systems

Multi-Item Lot Sizing Under a Shared Constraint19 slides

Exchange Curves: What a Portfolio Can Reach16 slides

Joint Replenishment and Power-of-Two Policies19 slides

Multi-Echelon Systems: Serial Chains and Distribution Networks18 slides

Multi-Item Models in a Worksheet and in Code19 slides

Ch 5 Dynamic Lot Sizing

Dynamic Lot Sizing: When the Demand Rate Changes24 slides

Lot Sizing Heuristics and the Rolling Horizon17 slides

Dynamic Lot Sizing in a Worksheet and in Code26 slides

Ch 6 Material and Distribution Requirements Planning

Material Requirements Planning: Demand You Calculate20 slides

What a Parent's Rule Does Below It, and the Same Arithmetic on a Network19 slides

Requirements Planning in a Worksheet and in Code20 slides

Ch 7 Single-Period Stochastic Inventory

One Order, One Chance: the Newsvendor by Hand15 slides

Getting a Demand Distribution, and Solving the Final Buy17 slides

Discrete Demand, Extensions, and Simulation12 slides

The Newsvendor on a Worksheet and in Code15 slides

Ch 8 Continuous and Periodic Review Systems

One Item, Watched Continuously16 slides

Lead Time Demand, and the Base-Stock Model17 slides

General Batch Sizes, and the Classical Approximation16 slides

Service Targets, and the Optimal Policy16 slides

Lumpy Demand, and the (s, S) Policy14 slides

When Review Is Periodic16 slides

Many Items, Running Systems, and the Tools20 slides

Ch 9 Multi-Echelon Inventory Systems

Where the Stock Sits: Repairable Items19 slides

Two Levels by Hand, and the Delay the Depot Imposes15 slides

METRIC and VARI-METRIC15 slides

Spending a Budget, and the Tools20 slides

Ch 10 Multi-Echelon Systems with Batch Ordering

A Hub That Orders in Batches16 slides

Storerooms That Batch, and a Hub With Other Demand18 slides

Setting Both Policies16 slides

Ch 11 Simulating Inventory Systems

Simulating Inventory: Events, Areas, and a Model That Reproduces Chapter 813 slides

Output Analysis, and Where the (r, Q) Formulas Stop12 slides

Periodic Review, and Comparing Policies by Simulation11 slides

Simulating Two-Level Systems, and the KSL Supply Chain Package14 slides