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1.2 KiB
Markdown
27 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
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Projected Quantity is the level of stock that is predicted for a particular
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Item, based on the current stock levels and other requirements. It is the
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quantity of gross inventory that includes supply and demand in the past which
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is done as part of the planning process.
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The projected inventory is used by the planning system to monitor the reorder
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point and to determine the reorder quantity. The projected Quantity is used by
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the planning engine to monitor the safety stock levels. These levels are
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maintained to serve unexpected demands.
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Having a tight control of the projected inventory is crucial to determine
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shortages and to calculate the right order quantity.
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> Projected Qty = Actual Qty + Planned Qty + Requested Qty + Ordered Qty -
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Reserved Qty
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* Actual Qty: Quantity available in the warehouse.
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* Planned Qty: Quantity, for which, Production Order has been raised, but is pending to be manufactured.
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* Requested Qty: Quantity requested for purchase, but not ordered.
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* Ordered Qty: Quantity ordered for purchase, but not received.
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* Reserved Qty: Quantity ordered for sale, but not delivered.
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