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POM all Formulas Productivity = Outputs/Inputs Partial measure = Output or Output or Output Labor Capital Materials Multifactor = Output

Labor+Capital+Energy = Output Input or or Output Energy

or Output Labor+Capital+Materials

Total measure

Goods and services produced all resources used

Tn = T1 ( nb) Where T1 = Time for first unit b = Slope of the learning curve Plant Location Methods: Weight X Score Centroid Method= Cx/y = Vi dix/y Vi

Break Even Analysis=

Fixed cost + Variable cost= Total cost ( P X Q ) of 1st location = ( P X Q ) of 2nd location

Cycle time =

Production time per day Required outputs per day (units)

Nt

Sum of task times Cycle time

Efficiency = t / N x C.T. = Theoretical number of cycles Actual number Mean flow time = Total flow time for all the jobs Number of jobs in the system Idle time on Machine A = Difference between the time when the last job in the optimum sequence is completed on the machine B and the time when the last job is completed on A

Idle time on machine B = (Time taken by machine A to compete the first job in the optimum sequence)+ [ (time when kth job starts on machine B) ( time when (K-1)th job finishes on B)]

MAD =[ I A t - Ft I ]/ n
i=1

Where t A F n I

= Period number = Actual demand for the period = Forecast demand for the period = Total number of periods I = A symbol used to indicate the absolute value Disregarding positive and negative signs

1 standard deviation = ( / 2 )x MAD or approximately 1.25 MAD Control Limits TS = RSFE MAD Where RSFE = The running sum of forecast errors, considering the nature of the error. ( For example, negative errors cancel positive errors and vice versa ) MAD = The average of all the forecast errors ( disregarding whether the deviations are positive or negative). It is the average of the absolute deviations. Simple Regression= y = a + bx b = nXY - X Y n X - (X) _ _ a = Y - bX where, X = value of independent factor Y = value of the dependent factor n = Number of value of the independent factor and the

dependent variable used

Income Elasticity of Demand Method= Change in demand = (Q2 Q1) / (Q1 + Q2) Change in income ( I2 - I1 ) / (I1 + I2 ) where, Q2 = demand after change I 2 = income after change Q1 = demand before change I 1 = income before change Projected demand = Consumption per day x {( 1+ change in income) x income elasticity} Price Elasticity of Demand Method= = Change in demand = (Q2 Q1) / (Q1 + Q2) Change in price (P2 - P1 ) / (P1 + P2 ) where, Q2 = demand after change P2 = price after change Q1 = demand before change P1 = price before change Capacity utilization rate = Capacity used Best operating level Expected time (te) = to + 4 tm + tp 6 _________________________ cp = ( 12 + 22+ 32) Time Cost Ratio= Crash Cost Normal Cost Per Week Normal Time Crash Time Total float for activity Free float for activity Independent float ROL = DLT + SS + RS (I-j) = (Lej)- (EEi) - D (I-j) = (Eej-Eei) - D (I-j) = (Eej - Lei) - D

For P system = EOQ D RS


= D MAXIMUM DELAY PROBABILITY OF MAXIMUM DELAY NO. OF WEEKS / YEAR
L +R TIME IN WEEKS

SS = K PER WEEK

Average Stock:= (Safety Stock + Order Quantity) 2 Working Stock:= Average Order Quantity ( Q /2 ) _____________ STANDERD DEVIATION Sd = ((Xn X) / n) EOQ = 2xAxa Cu x i Total Cost of materials plus = DP+D/Q x Co +Q/2 x PC1
__

L = standard deviation for lead time (L) = Economic Batch Quantity = cost (Rs.) (Cc) Q= (2AS/Cc) of

x L 2 x Annual Demand x Set-up

Inventory carrying cost per unit per year

Q1 = ( non-instantaneous supply)

Q1 =

of [2 AS / (1- d ) X CI ]
p

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