Question: Refer to Table 1 below. Given that there are on average 2 5 , 0 0 0 items inventory in the current DC in Greenville,

Refer to Table 1 below. Given that there are on average 25,000 items inventory in the current DC in Greenville, NC, estimate the total inventory levels for each of the additional DCs around the country. If inventory is valued at $60 per unit and ICC are 25%, determine the cost that would accrue with each alternative. (NOTE: Round inventory units UP to the nearest whole number, and work from there to calculate inventory costs and ICC).
Table 1
\table[[# DCs,\table[[Units in],[Inventory]],\table[[Inventory],[Value ($60)]],\table[[Inventory Carrying],[Cost (25%)]],Lost Sales,\table[[Extra Storage],[costs]],TOTAL COST,\table[[Fill],[Rate]]],[1-Greenville,25,000,,,,,70%,],[2-Raleigh,,,,,,80%,],[3-Atlanta,,,,,,90%,],[4-Chicago,,,,,,95%,]]
Question 2
Facts:
Company is at 70% fill rate. Increasing the logistics network to four warehouses will allow for 95% fill rate (see Fill Rate column in Table 1).
Find the optimal number of warehouses (e.g. where total cost is lowest).
HINT: Inventory Value + ICC + Lost Sales + Storage = Total Cost
Lost Sales Information:
10,000 units per order
3,000 orders per year
Profit per unit =$2
Profit per order =$20,000
Invoice deduction per order =$150
Percentage of incomplete orders back-ordered is 85%
Back order costs (per order)=$600
Percentage of incomplete orders cancelled is 15%
Extra Storage Cost Information:
70% fill rate = no additional storage costs
80% fill rate = add 10% of inventory value for extra storage costs
90% fill rate = add 25% of inventory value for extra storage costs
95% fill rate = add 30% of inventory value for extra storage costs
 Refer to Table 1 below. Given that there are on average

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