ORCA Online Research @Cardiff (Cardiff University) · 2013 · 11 citations · 8 references
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ManagementOperations ManagementInventory ControlInventory ManagementProduction PlanningBullwhip EffectInventory AnalyticsInventory OptimizationInventory ReductionInventory TheoryPrint ProductionBullwhip Effect ReductionBullwhip MitigationDemand Variability AssessmentInventory AmplificationInventory Control Under UncertaintyInventory Turnover VariabilityInventory Variability ReductionReplenishment Policies
Lexmark’s existing planning system, that controls the production of printer toner, created a bullwhip effect of 5.4:1. Inventory variability, measured as a ratio to the demand variance, was 27:3. We describe a project where, since 2011, we have been able to reduce bullwhip to 0.94:1 and inventory variability to 2.15:1.
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Forecasting Trends in Time Series
Everette S. Gardner, Ed McKenzie · Management Science · 1985 · 393 citations
Computing, Economics, Econometrics +16