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GSCM 305 Exam Questions And Answers @ 2024


The Reorder point is the level of inventory you have when a new purchase arrives? (T/F) -
Answer False



In ABC Analysis, how is the percentage of number of inventory items separated?

A = 25%, B = 25%, C = 50%

A = 70%, B = 20%, C = 10%

A = 60%, B = 10%, C = 30%

A = 10%, B = 20%, C = 70% - Answer A = 10%, B = 20%, C = 70%



The Purchase order lead time is the amount of days that it would take us to get our
product if we ordered it today? (T/F) - Answer True



What Category in ABC analysis is Most important? - Answer A



In ABC Analysis, which inventory category needs an approximate forecast? - Answer B



What is ABC Analysis based on?

Cost

ERP Systems

Correct! Paretos Law

EOQ Model - Answer Paretos Law



Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the EOQ Model?

You are able to return all goods

Carry cost, ordering cost and unit price are constant

, Delivery is perfectly reliable and instant

Demand is uniform and known - Answer You are able to return all goods



True or False: The EOQ Model seeks to optimize the sum of the holding and ordering
cost. - Answer True



What is the formula to calculate the reorder point?

Lead Time + Daily Usage

Average Daily Usage / Inventory + Lead Time

Average Daily Usage / Lead Time

Average Daily Usage * Lead Time - Answer Average Daily Usage * Lead Time



According to the EOQ video, what two categories of cost are associated with inventory
management?

Capital cost and COGS

Time and Labor

Reorder point and finished goods

Cost of having too much or too little - Answer Cost of having too much or too little



The Naive Forecasting Model is always the best forecasting model to use. (T/F) - Answer
False



According to the Michigan State article, which of the following are important
considerations to make in demand forecasting?

Consumer confidence

Cultural trends

Seasonality

All of the above - Answer All of the above

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