1. The Handbook of Logistics and Distribution Management
By Alan Rushton, Phil Croucher and Peter Baker
Figures and Tables: part 3

2. Figure 14.1 Categories of purchase with the appropriate buying process
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3. Figure 15.1 Inventory level showing input (order quantity) and output (continuous demand)
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4. Figure 15.2 Inventory level with safety stock in place
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5. Figure 15.3 Periodic review system
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6. Figure 15.4 Fixed point reorder system
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7. Figure 15.5 A normal distribution curve showing 95 per cent and 99 per cent service levels
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8. Figure 15.6 The ‘bullwhip’ or Forrester effect
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9. Figure 15.7 The EOQ balance
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10. Figure 15.8 Reorder quantities
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11. Figure 15.9 The economic order quantity (EOQ) principle
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12. Figure 15.10 The EOQ formula with worked example
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13. Figure 16.1 The decoupling point at different positions in the supply chain showing where inventory is held
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14. Figure 16.2 The lead-time gap
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15. Figure 16.3 High inventory levels can hide other supply chain problems
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16. Figure 17.1 Different demand forecasting methods
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17. Figure 17.2 The moving average (MA) method (B) and the exponential smoothing (ES) method (A) of forecasting shown working in response to a step change in demand (C)
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18. Figure 17.3 Elements of a demand pattern
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19. Figure 17.4 Time-based process mapping
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20. Figure 17.5 The virtuous circle of time compression
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21. Figure 17.6 The Benetton Group: initial quick response system
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22. Figure 17.7 CPFR model
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