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Grading Notes for Monarch V Average = Standard deviation = Knee Cap Score = Knee Cap Team =
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Lowest Cost Solution My lowest was $1,634,980 If any team found a lower cost solution that met all the conditions stated in the case, award +1 bonus point for each $250 or fraction thereof by which their solution beats mine Subtract 1 point per $250 or fraction thereof by which any team solution exceeds my total
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Recommended Solution Guidelines In this part, the students should have recognized that there are potential problems with each of the solutions provided, and proposed a solution that deals with the most glaring problems
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Flat Production Rate Large ending inventory buildup Adding 44 workers in ONE period to a beginning work force size of 110
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Chase Overtime Adding 30 workers in ONE period to a beginning work force size of 110 Ending inventories are very small in high selling months of June – November Overtime in July, August, and October may be too high
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Chase with Workforce Hiring/Layoff Issues - examples of what might be listed include: –Hiring 23 in one period and 54 in another too much –Laying off 19, 20, 21, and 40 too demoralizing Ending inventories too low in every single month
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Minimum Cost Solution Low ending inventories Peak hiring of 19 and 24 Peak layoffs of 41 Peak inventories of 4 – 6k
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Recommended Solution Guidelines Should include some limits on hiring and layoffs (-5 if no hiring limits; -3 if no layoff limits) Should include some minimal ending inventories to provide safety stock for uncertain demand (-5 if no minimums) Should not allow excess inventory buildup; limit at 8000 which is ~one week production (-5 max; scaleable) Should not include excessive overtime for the size of the work force (30% upper limit; since this implies both SAT/SUN for 2 weeks and SAT for all 4 weeks) [-3 if violated]
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Bonus Managerial Items (+1 each up to 5 point max) Temporary employees to avoid so much hiring/firing Part time employees Inventory risks in big buildups Quality problems could occur due to: –New employees –Moral because of hiring/layoffs –Fatigue due to overtime Is outsourcing an option? Demand management to reduce fluctuations Schedule vacations during slow season Seek complementary products Others may be acceptable
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