Inventory Management Case Study Analysis
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4 Knowledge Transfer Activities:
Once you have read and analyzed the program material, you must carry out the evidence of
producto:Estudio de caso - Clasificación de inventarios.
Based on the previous exercises and the study of the training material called
Introduction to inventory management, the following work is required to be done:
Visit different chain stores, hypermarkets, and neighborhood shops and
identify the different types of inventory that exist there. Support your work with
examples and images that you can include in your activity where you must
explain the importance of inventories.
In the second part of the evidence, a classification of the
products according to the ABC analysis (see table). Where it should identify the
products classified as A, B, and C.
A company has the following items in its inventory along with their unit cost and value.
unitary
Development:
Visit different chain stores, hypermarkets, and neighborhood shops and
identify the different types of inventory that exist there. Support your work with
examples and images that you can include in your activity where you must
explain the importance of inventories.
ACTIVITY 1 YUCELY GARCIA LLANES
INVENTORIES
ON MATTERS
PRIMAS
Articles that are
they are used in the
actual process
of production.
INVENTORIES
DE
SECURITY
INVESTORIES
OF PRODUCTS
IN PROCESS
INVENTORIES OF
INVENTORIES OF MAINTENANCE
PRODUCTS REPAIRING
FINISHED OPERATIONS
ACTIVITY 1 YUCELY GARCIA LLANES
In the second part of the evidence, a classification of the
products according to the ABC analysis (see table). Where it should identify the
products classified as A, B, and C.
ABC ANALYSIS
CODE
VALUE I. % I.
DEL QUANTITY INVERSION ZONE %I
UNITARY Accumulated Accumulated
PRODUCT
$ $ $
FAT65 320 33.98% A
692 221.440 221.440
$ $ $
QDU18 285 65,51% A 74,53%
721 205.485 426.925
$ $ $
AYU86 25 74,53% A
2.351 58.775 485.700
$ $ $
UQD56 20 81.75% B
2.350 47.000 532.700
$ $ $
OSQ29 26 87,73% B 17.86%
1.500 39.000 571.700
$ $ $
KRS83 38 92.40% B
800 30.400 602.100
$ $ $
STU92 55 95,74% C
396 21.780 623.880
$ $ $
PJE34 25 97.62% C
491 12.275 636.155
$ $ $
RLS67 20 98.85% C
400 8,000 644.155
7.60%
$ $ $
CHS76 200 99.31% C
15 3.000 647.155
$ $ $
RLI524 180 99.72% C
15 2.700 649.855
$ $ $
ÑLH678 15 100.00% C
120 1.800 651.655
$
TOTAL 1209 100.00%
651.655
DIAGRAM %
ZONA # ELEMENTOS % ARTICULOS % ACOMULADO % INVERSION % I. ACOMULADO
0 - 80% A 3 25.0% 25.0% 74,53% 74.53%
80% - 95% B 3 25.0% 50.0% 17.86% 92.40%
95% - 100% C 6 50.0% 100.0% 7.60% 100.00%
TOTAL 12 100.0% 100.00%
In zone A, there are three items representing 25% of all my articles and they are
responsible for 74.53% of the investment.
ACTIVITY 1 YUCELY GARCIA LLANES
In zone C, there are six total elements representing 50% of all my items, and they are
responsible for 7.60% of the investment which are not that important for the
company.
PARETO DIAGRAM
120.00%
100.00% 92.40% 100.00%
80.00% 74,53%
60.00%
40.00% 74.53%
20.00%
17.86% 7.60%
0.00%
3 3 6
ELEMENTS
% INVERSION % I. ACCUMULATED
In the Yellow zone, greater importance must be given since the three products you have
the company representing 25% of all items and is responsible for 74.53%
the investment.