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    industry analysis the entry barriers in this industry are quite low which leads to increased threat of demand variability. iii) Demand forecasting issues: Increased delay in the delivery of packages at the time of demand surges clearly shows that the demand prediction in the company is not being handled properly. The company is experiencing demand forecasting issues. The above listed points are major issues for the company because of the following two reasons: 1) Services are perishable:…

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    location that currently handles the forecasting phase for the NSNs (items). After the forecasting phase, each location manages different NSNs (items) to procure. Re-structuring the organization will create total ownership of the NSNs (items) among each location. By creating ownership of these NSNs (items) will create accountability for the whole procurement process. In the current process, Sungnam has very little accountability. Sungnam is, in most cases, forecasting items for the next year or…

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    Professional Interview Interviewee: Ming Xue, meteorologist at the National Weather Center What is the title of the job? My job title is Professor, and I am also a university research center director. What are the duties, responsibilities, and common work activities? My professor duties primarily consists of teach undergraduate and graduate classes, bringing in research grants to support research activities by myself and graduate students, conduct actual research and publish scientific findings…

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    When it comes to making decisions on location for supply chain management, it is important to consider market demands and determining customer satisfaction. Calculated decisions must concentrate on the position of stocking and distribution locations, manufacturing plants, and positioning them in key areas that the market provides for. It is important to know what the market demand is in that particular area and how fast the product(s) can be moved the locations desired. For instance, if surf…

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    We can say that the deviation is much less in the moving average forecasting model when compared to the Exponential smoothing for casting model. Lesser the value of deviation more accurate the forecasting. With reference to the above table, I would like to go with moving average method for a better forecasting the patient demand,…

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    Dabur Executive Summary

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    Realization of the need of an ERP System by Dabur Before 1999, Dabur used FoxPro for its key .business activities and logistics. Dabur has an enormous logistic network. It has 29 factories where different .products are manufactured. Truckloads .of goods are dispatched from. these factories every day. These finished goods are stored in six. warehouses and from there are sent. to more than 750 large distributors all over the country. With operations .at such a high scale, FoxPro was not. able to…

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    Barilla Case Study

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    decide what to ship to the distributor and when to ship it o Distributor provides Data on the shipment and current stock levels for each SKU Issues Resolved by JITD 1. High Inventory Levels o With more sophisticated technology and application of forecasting techniques, Barilla will be able to better forecast demand fluctuations o Accurately predict demand for promotional and seasonal items o Better production planning, packaging and distribution of their…

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    Stock-Outs

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    What are the main causes of inventory stock-outs at warehouses? According to Tourtoulo, Laurent, & Mace (2006, p. 20), human errors are the main cause of stock-outs incidents, due to workforces’ intervention in daily warehouse tasks, including forecasting and order picking. Therefore, the possibilities of stock-outs occurrence increases when inaccurate data is manually collected. In conformity, a study conducted by Kang & Gershwin (2004, p. 19) reached the same conclusion, as its findings…

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    PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: HUMAN SENSES, APPETITES AND AFFECTIVITY GROUP 4: MONK & Co. ADVOCATES Jonathan Obwaya 084522 Shelmith Kuria 083671 Gilbert Macharia 083701 Rose Mburu 083688 Patience Maingi 081322 Aziza Mwendwa 082731 Sharon Mutono 083881 Lauriene Maingi 084040 Explain how knowledge of human senses, appetites, and affectivity can be used in Law and other fields that relate to Law. This paper delves into the human senses, our appetites and affectivity, from a…

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    General Motors Case Study

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    were in a state of denial due to past success, but did not see the need to change as the consumer demand has changed over the time. GM's problems come over a long period; it was a slow erosion of market share. Forecasting Forecasting was a significant problem for GM. Long forecasting cycles were a traditional practice for the organization; which caused firms to miss important shift in the market demand. This has led to excessive inventory and sometimes stock-outs. 3. Describe how…

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