Question: Task 1 : Match the status code with correct explanations listed in explanations by copy & paste. Explanations: status 2 0 available for rent available
Task : Match the status code with correct explanations listed in "explanations" by copy & paste. Explanations:
status available for rent available for rent
status reserved for shipping defective unit reclassified after test and order sheet sent to Part department
status defective after received from customer nondefective after received from customer
status nondefective after received from customer defective unit reclassified after parts arrived
status defective unit reclassified after test and order sheet sent to Part department reserved for shipping
status defective unit reclassified after parts arrived defective after received from customer
Performance Measures
The key performance measure tracked at CRU had been utilization It was defined as
utilization number of units on rent : number of units owned by CRU
utilization is primarily an inventoryrelated measure and can be restated as
utilization inventory on rent : total inventory owned by CRU
Task :
What is the average purchase price for each unit in the CRU inventory? $
What is the length of period that CRU followed for a straightline depreciation of its inventory asset? months
Flow Analysis
The next step is to analyze the flows at each stage of the process. First, let us consider last years situation.
What is the rate of demand rental occurred at CRU unitsweek
Since each rental averaged certain number of weeks with the customer, we obtained a flow time of: weeks
Thus, average inventory at customer throughput number in G x flow time number in K units
There are, on average, number in K units rented at any time.
We can do a similar analysis to evaluate flow time, inventory, and throughput at each stage as shown below Table
Task : Assign numbers using formula exC for cells in Table when applicable in orangecolored cells, then value s will be adjusted accordingly.
Values in blue fonts are given or inferred from the case scenario.
Values in orangecolored cells can be derived by Little's Law using numbers provided from the case scenario.
What is the number of units for which the Repair group had requested part, but part order was not yet placed? units
CRU policy requires to hold inventory to cover two week's demand x units
Table
customer receiving status status parts suppliers status status status
"throughtput
unitsweek
"inventory
units
"flow time
weeks
Task : Fill in the orangecolored cells in column H for the analysis of revenue and cost.
Based on the above data,
total number of units obtained by adding the units at each stage
number on rent units at customers
So utilization units with the customer total units owned
We can now evaluate the revenue and cost per week for the above system.
Revenue:
Revenue per week number on rent x rental cost per week
Cost:
Cost per week shipping cost receiving cost shipping preconfiguration cost repair cost depreciation
Shipping cost per week
Receiving cost per week
Preconfiguration cost per week
Repair cost per week
Depreciation per week total units x depreciationunitweek
Profit per week Revenue minus Cost
As such, last year, the process generated $ number in H in profit per week.
Another way to view the economics is as follows. A rented computer has three possible flows depending on its classification at receiving:
Classified correctly as status F: The unit flows from preconfiguration to Status
Classified incorrectly as Status F: The unit flows from preconfiguration to Status
Classified as Status F: The unit flows from Receiving to Status Task : Evaluate the duration of a cycle, which varies in each case duration of F is given as an example:
Case F: Duration of cycle Customer Receiving Preconfig Status
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