Safety Stock Analysis in a Multi-Level Inventory System
Moueen K. Salameh, Jochen W. Schmidt
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Moueen K. Salameh, Jochen W. Schmidt
Abstract
In this paper a model is presented for determination of the expected annual total cost of inventory for a multi-level inventory system. The model permits identification of the safety stock levels needed to minimize the expected annual total cost for a multi-level inventory system, such as distributed warehouses. An example of the application of the model is given.
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In this paper a model is presented for determination of the expected annual total cost of inventory for a multi-level inventory system. The model permits identification of the safety stock levels needed to minimize the expected annual total cost for a multi-level inventory system, such as distributed warehouses. An example of the application of the model is given.
Key concepts: Safety stock, Inventory turnover, Stock (firearms), Cycle count, Perpetual inventory, Inventory cost, Operations research, Total cost