Suppose that your company uses a continuous review system, and you have an average monthly demand of 12,000 units with a monthly standard deviation of 400 units. The time it takes for your supplier to deliver to your plant is 5 days (assume 30 days per month). If your company has a CSL level of 50%.
Monthly demand, d = 12000 units
Standard deviation, s = 400 units
Lead time, L = 5 days = 5/30 months
CSL = 50%
z = NORMSINV(.50) = 0
Safety stock required = z*s*sqrt(L)
= 0*400*sqrt(5/30)
= 0 units
b) Review period, P = 7 days
Protection interval = P+L = 5+7 = 12 days = 12/30 = 0.4 month
Safety stock required = z*s*sqrt(P+L)
= 0(400*sqrt(0.4)
= 0 units
c) For 50% CSL, continuous review system and periodic system both have the same safety stock level.
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