ANDHANY SHIDIQ, SABTI (2015) PENGEMBANGAN MODEL PERSEDIAAN SINGLE ITEM DENGAN MEMPERTIMBANGKAN FAKTOR INCREMENTAL DISCOUNT, KADALUWARSA, DAN PENUNDAAN PEMBAYARAN. Other thesis, UPN ''VETERAN'' YOGYAKARTA.
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Supermarket Pamella merupakan salah satu tempat usaha industri dalam bidang retail. Produk yang dijual berupa kebutuhan sehari-hari yang dibutuhkan oleh konsumen, baik produk sembako maupun produk kebutuhan lainnya. Selama menjalankan usahanya, Supermarket Pamella menjalin kerjasama dengan beberapa supplier seperti kontrak kerjasama yang disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan Supermarket Pamella, kontrak kerja sama situasional seperti menitip barang, sewa counter, dan kontrak kerja sama regular. Akibat dari beberapa bentuk kontrak kerjasama yang dijalin, maka bentuk sistem pembayarannya juga dilakukan berbedabeda. Pada penelitian ini dimodelkan persediaan single item dengan mempertimbangkan faktor incremental discount, kadaluwarsa, dan penundaan pembayaran. Model persediaan yang diusulkan mengacu pada model persediaan Goyal (1985) mengenai penundaan dalam pembayaran, model persediaan Tersine (1994) tentang faktor incremental discount, dan produk kadaluwarsa model Lukito (2008). Penelitian ini berdasarkan kontrak kerja sama supplier yang disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan Supermarket Pamella. Salah satu produk yang menjalin kerja sama ini adalah produk coca cola 1,5 liter. Validasi model terhadap model usulan menggunakan trial and error dengan 25 iterasi. Iterasi yang dipilih sebagai total biaya persediaan paling minimal (TC) adalah iterasi ke-8 dengan menghasilkan jumlah produk kadaluwarsa minimal dan total biaya persediaan minimal. Total biaya persediaan minimal sebesar Rp 38083920,00 yang dihasilkan dari kuantitas pemesanan optimal ( ∗) sebesar 2575 unit, jumlah produk kadaluwarsa ( ∗) sebesar 970 unit, dan waktu pemesanan dilakukan ( ∗) sebesar 0,44 tahun sama dengan 161 hari. Kata kunci : model deterministik, single item, faktor incremental discount, kadaluwarsa, penundaan pembayaran, tanpa retur. Pamella Supermarket is one place of business in the retail industry. Products sold in the form of daily necessities needed by consumers, both basic food products as well as products of other needs. During the operations, Pamella Supermarket cooperates with several suppliers such as equal employment contracts that are tailored to the needs of Pamella Supermarket, situational cooperation contract as entrusted goods, rental counter, and regular cooperation contract. As a result of some form of contract this agreement, then the form of the payment system is also done different. In this study, single-item inventory modeled by considering the incremental discount factor, expiration, and delayed payments. The proposed inventory model refers to the inventory model by Goyal (1985) regarding the delay in payment, the inventory model by Tersine (1994) on the incremental discount factor, and the product expiration by Lukito models (2008). This study is based on a cooperation contract suppliers that are tailored to the needs of Pamella Supermarket. One product that collaborates is a 1.5 liter coca cola product. Validation of the model to the proposed model performed use trial and error with 25 iterations. Iterations were selected as the most minimum total inventory cost (TC) is the 8th iteration to produce a minimal amount of expired products and total inventory cost is minimal. The total cost of inventory at a minimum of Rp 38083920,00 resulting from the optimal order quantity ( ∗) amounted to 2575 units, the number of expired products ( ∗) amounted to 970 units, and the time to reservation is made ( ∗) of 0.44 the same year with 161 days. Key words : deterministic model, single item, incremental discount factor, expiration, delayed payments, with no returns.
| Item Type: | Thesis (Other) |
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| Subjects: | T Technology > TS Manufactures |
| Divisions: | Faculty of Engineering, Science and Mathematics > School of Engineering Sciences |
| Depositing User: | Erny Azyanti |
| Date Deposited: | 24 Aug 2016 07:25 |
| Last Modified: | 24 Aug 2016 07:25 |
| URI: | http://eprints.upnyk.ac.id/id/eprint/5673 |
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