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What is the MPS quantity for week 2? 10 15 20 30 O 45 Kevin wants to develop an MPS for an end item. The below table shows a partially completed MPS record for an end item. The current on-hand inventory is 40 units. The order quantity is 30 units. The lead time is 1 week. Develop an MPS for the end item. Round to the nearest whole number. Current on-hand inventory: 40 Order policy: 30 LT: 1 2 3 Forecast 35 10 Customer orders (booked) 25 5 Projected on-hand inventory MPS quantity MPS start ATP inventory 1 20 15 4 30 20 Ch1. Using Operations to Create Value Productivity (output)/(input) Productivity growth = (current prod.-previous prod.)/(previous prod.) Ch8. Forecasting R= R = (SSR)/(SST) r = square root of R SST = SSR + SSE . Simple moving average method: F+1 = (D + D + D ++Dra+1) Weighted moving average method: F+1=WD + WD+...+WD+1 Exponential smoothing method: F+1 = F,+ a(D - F.) Seasonal index = (sales)/(centered average) . Four-period centered average = (D, + D+1+De+2+D+3)/4 . Adjusted seasonal index = ((each avg. index) (4))/(sum of avg. indexes) Forecast error = E= D-F MAD- (E) MSE- ((E)^2) . MAPE=[(IE/D)(100)] Ch10. Operations Planning and Scheduling Undertime workforce level - forecasted demand Utilized time workforce Level - undertime In sequencing jobs, the flow time = finish time + time since job arrived at workstation Ch11. Resource Planning In the MPS, the projected on-hand inventory at the end of this week - On-hand inventory at the end of last week + MPS quantity due at start of this week - Projected requirements this week In the MPS, the ATP for the first week - Projected on-hand inventory at the end of last week + MPS quantity for the first week - The cumulative total number of customer orders booked up to (but not including) the week in which the next MPS quantity arrives. In the MPS, the ATP for the 2nd, 3rd.... weeks MPS quantity - The cumulative total number of customer orders booked up to (but not including) the week in which the next MPS quantity arrives. In the inventory record, the projected on-hand inventory balance at the end of week t-Inventory on hand at the end of week t-1+ Scheduled or planned receipts in week t-Gross requirements in week t POQ lot size in week = Total gross requirements for Pweek, including week - Projected on-hand inventory balance at the end of week 1-1 L4L lot size in week t = Gross requirements for week - Projected on-hand inventory balance at the end of week t-1 Ch9. Inventory Management Total inventory cost = (Q/2)(H)+(D/Q)(S) EOQ=(2DS)/H Total inventory cost in a discount model - (Q/2)(H)+(D/Q)(S)+PD Number of orders placed per year = D/Q Average cycle inventory-Q/2 TBO=(EOQ/D) Q (Lot size); H (Holding cost per unit per year); D (Demand per year): S (Ordering cost)