Foundations of Inventory Management¶
Zipkin. (2000). Foundations of Inventory Management. McGraw-Hill.
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Domain-specific¶
- Economic Order Quantity
- "Order more each time" and "hold more against stockouts" are different levers answering different questions, and conflating them mis-sizes both — the safety stock lives in a separate (s,S) or base-stock calculation. Not valid under bursty, perishable, or supply-variable demand. The square-root answer is derived from constant demand, a genuine fixed per-order charge, and a non-perishable good
This sourceStates the EOQ model's derivation assumptions explicitly -- constant deterministic demand, a genuine fixed cost per replenishment, a non-perishable good with linear holding cost -- and the policy regimes that displace it when they fail.
- "Order more each time" and "hold more against stockouts" are different levers answering different questions, and conflating them mis-sizes both — the safety stock lives in a separate (s,S) or base-stock calculation. Not valid under bursty, perishable, or supply-variable demand. The square-root answer is derived from constant demand, a genuine fixed per-order charge, and a non-perishable good
- Stockout
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