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100 1500 Beginning Workers Beginning inventory = Productive hours/worker/day = Units per worker per month 6.75...
$75 $15 1 $20 Materials = Holding costs = Marginal cost of backorder = Hiring and training cost = Layoff costs = Straight time labor cost/hr. $250 $300 Beginning Workers Beginning inventory = Productive hours/worker/day = Paid straight hrs/day = Working days per month = Units per worker per month El ng Inventory goal (December) 110 2200 7.25 8 20 100 1000 $18 Question 8 1 pts Given the following production plan, use a level production strategy to compute the...
Question The following table shows the monthly demand and beginning inventory of a company. A worker is capable of producing 50 units per month and the company wants to have zero inventory at the end of month 6. What months would there be under 50 required workers if it follows a chase production strategy? Time Running: H Attempt due: Jun 22 a 1 Hour, 26 Minut Month 4 emand 1000 1500 2500 3000 3000 1000 Beg. Inv. Regular Production Ending...
Planning values Starting inventory: 1000 Starting and ending workforce: 100 Hours worked per month per worker: 160 Hours per unit: 40 Hiring cost per worker: $5,000 Layoff cost per worker: $2,000 Monthly per-unit holding cost: $8 What would actual production be for December if the December forecast was for 1200 units, and we used a level production that involves staffing 350 workers in December?
A company believes that its demand for the next six months is as follows ota ont eman The output per worker per month is 100 units. The per worker hiring and lay off costs are $1,500 and $3,500, respectively. There is no beginning inventory, and the starting workforce is 135. It cost the company $25 to carry an item in inventory each month, and the stockout costs is estimated to be $25 per unit. Develop a level sales and operations...
Q1. Prestige, Inc. needs an aggregate plan for its product line. As part of trying to maintain a lean production system, management prefers a constant workforce, no overtime, and constant production level. Relevant data follows: Item Data | Units Data Item | Data | Units Production time required labor hours per unit 4.5 Units % of monthly forecast 0% Hiring cost $10,000 Item Ending inventory target Shortage cost per person Straight time labor cost per hour $75 per unit Laying...