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PLANNING AND
CONTROL
INVENTORY CONTROL
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Introduction
Classification of Inventories
Direct Inventories
Indirect Inventories
Direct Inventories
Raw Materials
In - process Inventories (Work in Progress)
Purchased Parts
Finished Goods
Indirect Inventories
Tools
Supplies
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Inventory Control
Inventory Functions (Need for Inventories)
To ensure against delays in deliveries
To allow for possible increase in output
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Advantages of Inventory Control
Reorder Point
Lead Time
Safety Stock
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Inventory Models
Static Inventory Models
Dynamic Inventory Models
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Ordering Cost (Inventory Procurement Cost)
C1- Cost of placing an order
Q – Order Quantity
S – Total Quantity
No of orders = S /Q
Ordering Cost = (S/Q) ×C1
Carrying Cost
C2 – Cost per item
I – Cost of carrying inventory in percent per period
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References: O. P. Khanna, Industrial
Engineering and Management, Khanna
Publishers, 2005
M. Mahajan, Industrial Engineering and
Production Management, Dhanpat Rai &
Co. New Delhi, 2002
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