Inventory Management at ABC Electronics

ABC Electronics is a Canadian company that was founded in $20$ three friends who shared a passion for technology and innovatic The company's mission is to provide high$-$quality and affordable electronic products to customers across Canada and beyond. company's vision is to become a leading and trusted brand in t electronic industry. The company's values are customer satisfa excellence, integrity, teamwork, and social responsibility.

The company's main products are laptops, tablets, smartphones, cameras, and acces The company offers a wide range of models, features, and prices to suit different cust needs and preferences. The company's main customers are individuals, families, stu professionals, and small businesses who are looking for reliable and convenient elec devices for their personal and work purposes.

The company's main competitors are other electronic retailers, such as Best Buy, S Walmart, Amazon, etc. The company's main suppliers are various manufacturers a distributors from China, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, and the United States.

The company's main challenge is to manage its inventory effectively and efficientl company has to balance the trade$-$off between having enough inventory to meet c demand and avoid stock$-$outs, and having too much inventory that incurs high cos of obsolescence, theft, damage, and spoilage.

The company has hired you to classify their products using the ABC analysis an them with other inventory management decisions.

How would you classify the items into A$,$ B$,$ and C categories based on the

What are the optimal order quantities for the following items, based on the

$($d$)$ SKU # LTP$031$

$($e$)$ SKU # SMT$011$; and

$($f$)$ SKU # CAM$021$

What are the total annual inventory costs for each item that you looked a based on the EOQ model?

The company has collected the following data for $10$ of its inventory items:

$\backslash$table$[[$SKU#$,$Item,Unit Cost,$\backslash$table$[[$Annual$],[$Demand$]],\backslash$table$[[$Ordering$],[$Cost$]],\backslash$table$[[$Holding$],[$Cost$]]],[$LTP$011,$Laptop,$$820,450,$$$52,$$$42$