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Protecting Customer Service – Part 1

by Jon Schreibfeder | Jun 10, 2019 | Best Practices, Forecasting, Order Cycles, Replenishment Parameters, Replenishment Source, Stocking Decisions

Protecting Customer Service – Part 1 Over the last several months, we have been discussing when to order products in order to meet your customers’ expectations of product availability.  We have explored various methods for calculating accurate forecasts and...

Setting Your Anticipated Lead Time – Part 2

by Jon Schreibfeder | May 17, 2019 | Best Practices, Replenishment Parameters

Monitoring Unusual Lead Times The anticipated lead time is the length of time (usually expressed in days) it will take to replenish the inventory of a stocked item. Last month, we advised you to manually maintain anticipated lead times based on the longest normally...

Setting Your Anticipated Lead Time – Part 1

by Jon Schreibfeder | Apr 16, 2019 | Best Practices, Replenishment Parameters

In order to meet or exceed your customer service goals, you must reorder a product when you have enough left in your warehouse to meet customer demand during the time it takes you to obtain a replenishment shipment. For example, if you sell 2 pieces per day, and it...

Why is There a Constant of “24” in the EOQ Formula?

by Jon Schreibfeder | Jul 15, 2017 | Replenishment Parameters

When you replenish the stock of an item, you must decide how much you should order.  Many computer systems utilize the economic order quantity (EOQ) formula in helping to make this decision.  The formula was originally developed by Ford W. Harris in 1913.  Since that...

How Do You Know if Your Software Is Set Up Correctly? Part III

by Jon Schreibfeder | Jan 15, 2016 | Replenishment Parameters

In the current series of articles we are working through how to optimally set parameters in your replenishment software. There are four critical factors that determine how successful you are in having the right quantity of the right item at the right location at the...

How Do You Know if Your Software Is Set Up Correctly? Part 2

by Jon Schreibfeder | Dec 15, 2015 | Forecasting, Replenishment Parameters

In the current series of articles, we are looking at how to best set parameters in your replenishment software. There are four critical factors that determine how successful you are in having the right quantity of the right item at the right location at the right...
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