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NASS NASS Bottle Decorators Bottle Decorators Cost Analysis Cost Analysis by by Ayesha, Neha, Shuen, Syed Ayesha, Neha, Shuen, Syed

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NASS NASS Bottle DecoratorsBottle Decorators

Cost AnalysisCost Analysisbyby

Ayesha, Neha, Shuen, SyedAyesha, Neha, Shuen, Syed

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Our MissionOur Mission

To find optimal quantity points to, To find optimal quantity points to, maximize profitmaximize profit

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OverviewOverview

The Supply Chain ProcessThe Supply Chain Process VariablesVariables Decision Variable Decision Variable Objective FunctionObjective Function ConstraintsConstraints Excel setup and answerExcel setup and answer Net profit AnalysisNet profit Analysis ConclusionConclusion

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The supply Chain process

Glass Maker

Product Filler

Warehouse

Glass Decorator

Warehouse

Transport Cost

Transport C

ost

Transport Cost

Our Objective:

Optimize cost factors and minimize cost at the Decorator level

Transport C

ost

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The Production The Production ProcessProcess

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Spray DecorationSpray Decoration

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Print DecorationPrint Decoration

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Label DecorationLabel Decoration

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Fixed Costs/bottleFixed Costs/bottle

Variables used to determine the fixed Variables used to determine the fixed cost/ bottle for spray, print and label cost/ bottle for spray, print and label decorations of bottles:decorations of bottles:

Labor WagesLabor Wages Number of Employees requiredNumber of Employees required Direct Material Costs (Foils, Inks, Direct Material Costs (Foils, Inks,

Paints etc.)Paints etc.)

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Eliminated CostsEliminated Costs

Tooling CostsTooling Costs- Fixed amount of equipment required to - Fixed amount of equipment required to complete projectscomplete projects

- Costs paid by customer- Costs paid by customer

Freight CostsFreight Costs - Not part of the production process- Not part of the production process - Costs paid by customer- Costs paid by customer

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Cost StructureCost Structure

60.030Labeling

90.023Print

90.041Spray

LaborCost per Bottle

Operation

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Decision VariablesDecision Variables

Quantity of Sprayed BottlesQuantity of Sprayed Bottles

Quantity of Printed BottlesQuantity of Printed Bottles

Quantity of Labeled BottlesQuantity of Labeled Bottles

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Objective FunctionObjective Function

Maximize Proft of Producing Sprayed, Printed and Maximize Proft of Producing Sprayed, Printed and Labeled bottles:Labeled bottles:

= Q= Qsprayed*sprayed*PPBPPB +Q+Qpainted * painted * PPBPPB +Q+Qlabeledlabeled * PPB * PPB

*ppb= profit per bottle*ppb= profit per bottle

$1.68/bottle$1.92/bottle$2.4/bottle

LabelingPaintSpray

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ConstraintsConstraints

0 <= labor hours <= 3840 hours 0 <= labor hours <= 3840 hours 0<= machine hours <=480 hours0<= machine hours <=480 hours 0<= Qs + Qp + Ql <= 142,758 bottles0<= Qs + Qp + Ql <= 142,758 bottles 0<=.7Qp + .1Ql<= 230000<=.7Qp + .1Ql<= 23000 0<=.08Qs + .02Qp<=50000<=.08Qs + .02Qp<=5000 0<=.02Qs + .005Ql<= 38,5240<=.02Qs + .005Ql<= 38,524

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Excel SetupExcel Setup

385241441.675<=0.0050.02Constraint 6

50005000<=0.020.08Constraint 5

2300022998.3<=0.10.7Constraint 4

142758142758<=111Constraint 3

480318.07<=0.0020.0010.003Constraint 2

3840839.45<=0.00690.00790.0039Constraint 1

Subject To

286270.8Max1.681.922.40Obj.

Function

622912395656511Var Values

RHSValueLabelin

gPaintSprayOperation

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Answer ReportAnswer Report

0Binding$D$8=integer62291Var Values Labeling$D$8

0Binding$C$8=integer23956Var Values Paint$C$8

0Binding$B$8=integer56511Var Values Spray$B$8

37082.35Not Binding$F$17<=$G$171441.675<= Value$F$17

0Binding$F$16<=$G$165000<= Value$F$16

1.7Not Binding$F$15<=$G$1522998.3<= Value$F$15

0Binding$F$14<=$G$14142758<= Value$F$14

161.929Not Binding$F$13<=$G$13318.071<= Value$F$13

3000.546Not Binding$F$12<=$G$12839.45<= Value$F$12

SlackStatusFormulaCell ValueNameCell

Constraints

622910Var Values Labeling$D$8

239560Var Values Paint$C$8

565110Var Values Spray$B$8

Final ValueOriginal ValueNameCell

Adjustable Cells

286270.80profit$F$9

Final ValueOriginal ValueNameCell

Target Cell (Max)

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Fixed Operational CostsFixed Operational Costs

Labor = $61317.83Labor = $61317.83Indirect Labor Cost = $44266.67Indirect Labor Cost = $44266.67Utilities = $20237.67Utilities = $20237.67Service and maintenance = $12411.67Service and maintenance = $12411.67Total supplies = 6224.67Total supplies = 6224.67Expenses = 49853.83Expenses = 49853.83

Total = $194,312.30Total = $194,312.30

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Net Monthly ProfitNet Monthly Profit

Max Profit – Total Expense = Net Monthly profitMax Profit – Total Expense = Net Monthly profit

$ 286270.80 - $194,312.30 = $91958.5$ 286270.80 - $194,312.30 = $91958.5

Therefore, even after discounting operational Therefore, even after discounting operational expenses, by operating at the derived quantities, expenses, by operating at the derived quantities, the company would make profit of $91958.5 per the company would make profit of $91958.5 per month or $110,3502 annuallymonth or $110,3502 annually

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Optimal Quantities for Max profitOptimal Quantities for Max profit

144733Quantity label

12181Quantity Print

59451Quantity Spray

Final ValueName

Net annual profit: $78,501.94 month Net annual profit: $78,501.94 month $942,023.28/year $942,023.28/year

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Questions?Questions?