Stock Control Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What does stock include?

A

Raw materials, work in progress and finished goods.

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2
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What are costs of holding stock?

A
  • storage costs.
  • security costs (CCTV).
  • insurance costs.
  • out of stock costs (value of orders missed).
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3
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What are the advantages of holding stock?

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  • satisfies demand.
  • coping with increased demand.
  • buffer stock.
  • economies of scale, bulk buying.
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4
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What are stock control charts used for?

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Used to monitor level of stock/ show total cost of annual cost. Steep gradient = faster rate of sales.

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5
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What is maximum stock level determined by?

A
  • storage capacity.
  • product.
  • level of sales.
  • cost of storage.
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6
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What is minimum stock level controlled by?

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  • level of sales, if stock is sold quick, minimum stock will be higher.
  • time taken to deliver stock.
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7
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What is the reorder level determined by?

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  • lead time (time from reorder to actual delivery.
  • distance from supplier.
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8
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What is buffer stock determined by?

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  • likelihood of delays.
  • speed of production process.
  • location/ reliability of suppliers.
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9
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What is a change in stock level due to?

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  • growing in size.
  • seasonal products e.g. Christmas.
  • special events.
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10
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How do you calculate average stock?

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(Maximum stock level + minimum stock level) / 2

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