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    This document introduces inventory segmentation and how to calculate Justified Needed Inventory (JNI), JNI Minimum, and JNI Maximum. It breaks inventory down into four segments: Operational stock, Internal stock, Safety stock, and Customer variability stock. It then shows the calculations to determine JNI, JNI Min, and JNI Max values for three parts (A, B, C) based on their individual stock levels, considering factors like order quantity and delivery risk.

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    This document introduces inventory segmentation and how to calculate Justified Needed Inventory (JNI), JNI Minimum, and JNI Maximum. It breaks inventory down into four segments: Operational stock, Internal stock, Safety stock, and Customer variability stock. It then shows the calculations to determine JNI, JNI Min, and JNI Max values for three parts (A, B, C) based on their individual stock levels, considering factors like order quantity and delivery risk.

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    Correction Exercice JNI ABC Parts

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    This document introduces inventory segmentation and how to calculate Justified Needed Inventory (JNI), JNI Minimum, and JNI Maximum. It breaks inventory down into four segments: Operational stock, Internal stock, Safety stock, and Customer variability stock. It then shows the calculations to determine JNI, JNI Min, and JNI Max values for three parts (A, B, C) based on their individual stock levels, considering factors like order quantity and delivery risk.

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    Inventory segmentation introduction

    Op St = Operational stock - Int St = Internal stock


    JNI, JNI Min, JNI Max calculation: Sfty St = Safety stock (to cover delivery risk) - CV = Customer variability stock

    Parts Operational Internal Safety Cust. Varia. JNI JNI Min JNI Max
    (in days) (in days) (in days) (in days) (in days) (in days) (in days)
    = CV + Sfty St = CV + Sfty St
    =MAX(5*150;600)/ =MAX(150/16;2*Box = CV + Sfty St
    A =MIN(5*1;(3+5)/16) 0 + Int St + (Op + Int St + Op
    150 qty)/150 + Int St
    St / 2) St
    = CV + Sfty St = CV + Sfty St
    =MAX(5*200;600)/ =MAX(200/16;2*Box = CV + Sfty St
    B =MIN(5*1;(3+5)/16) 0 + Int St + (Op + Int St + Op
    200 qty)/200 + Int St
    St / 2) St
    = CV + Sfty St = CV + Sfty St
    =MAX(5*50;600)/ =MAX(50/16;2*Box = CV + Sfty St
    C =MIN(5*1;(3+5)/16) 2.7 + Int St + (Op + Int St + Op
    50 qty)/50 + Int St
    St / 2) St

    Parts Operational Internal Safety Cust. JNI JNI Min JNI Max
    (in days) (in days) (in days) Varia. (in days) (in days) (in days)
    (in days)

    A 5 0.7 0.5 0.0 3.7 1.2 6.2


    B 5 0.5 0.5 0.0 3.5 1 6
    C 12 2.0 0.5 2.7 11.2 5.2 17.2

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