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Management Science
Keterbatasan metoda Grafis
Due to Limited Resources
Using Mathematical and
Statistical Approach to Solve the
Real Problem to Obtained
Solution
As a Tool for Decision Making
5. Management Science Approach
Action
Decision
Solution
IE
Model
Standard
Kriteri
a
Real
System
Problem
Data /Information
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Problem
Yes
Common Sense?
Use&Choose
No
Yes
Model Standard?
New Alternatives
Formulate
Simulation
Solution
5. Management Science Approach
Problem
Formulation
Analysis of
Model
Model
Building
5. Management Science Approach
Classical
Quantitative
Approach
Operation
Research
Model
Simulation
Model
Classical Quantitative
Approach
Taxonomi Problem
Catatan :
S
(X X)
n 1
Wilson Formula
The first mathematical approach
used to solve the inventory
problem
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Formulasi Problem
Bagaimana Menentukan Kebijakan
Inventori Optimal ?
Berapa Ukuran Lot Pemesanan
Ekonomis ?
( Economic Order Quantity: EOQ )
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Komponen Model
Problem
Bagaimana
Menentukan
Kebijakan
Inventori
Optimal ?
Decision
Variable
Economic
Order
Quantity(EO
Q)
Re-Order
Point (ROP )
Criteria
Constrai
Performan
nt
ce
Minimasi
Ongkos
Tahunan
Parameter
Ongkos Pesan
Ongkos
Simpan
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Performance Criteria
Ongkos Inventori Total ( Ot )
O t = O b + Op + O s
Ot: Ongkos Inventori Total
Ob: Ongkos Beli
Op: Ongkos Pesan
Os: Ongkos Simpan
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Posisi Inventori
C
q0 = 5.000 unit
E
m = 1/2q0
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Posisi Inventori
SOP = SOH + SOO
dimana:
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Formulasi Model
Min
Ot = Ob + Op + O s
Dimana:
Ob = Dp
Op = AD/Qo
Os = hQo/2
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Formulasi Model
Min Ot = Ob + Op + Os
= Dp + AD/Qo +
hQo/2
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Solusi Model
Syarat Ot minimal:
Ot/Qo = 0
- AD/Qo
+ h/2 =0
1/2
Qo = {2AD/h}
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Solusi Optimal
Qo = {2AD/h}
1/2
= { 2.
1000000.10000/2000}
Qo
= 3165 unit
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Problem
Yes
Common Sense?
Use&Choose
No
Yes
Model Standard?
New Alternatives
Formulate
Simulation
Solution
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Linear
Linear
Non
-Linear Programming
-Transportation
-Transhipment
- Network
Prog.
- Etc
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- Queing
- Inventory
- Dynamics Prog
- Stochastics
- Etc
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Model
Representation of System for Special
Purposes
Representation
Model Iconic
Descriptive
Model Analog
Predictive
Model Symbolic
Normative
Purpose
- Model
- Model
- Model
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Performance of Model
Valid
Simple
Robust
Adaptive
Complete
Controllable
Communicable
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Solution
Feasible
Optimal
( Simulasi )
( Analytic)
Best
( Heuristic)
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Performance Criteria
A. Types
1. Single Criteria
2. Multi Criteria
B. Level of Management
1. Company level
2. Business level
3. Operational level
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Components Model
Performance Criteria
Decision Variable
Constraints
Parameter
Logical Relationship
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Komponen Model
Problem
Decision
Variable
Criteria
Constrai
Performan
nt
ce
Parameter
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Model Formulation
Determine the relationship among
performance criteria, variables,
parameters and constraints
Objective function :
Ai )
Constraints
:
Bi
V = f ( Xi, Yi,
f ( Xi, Yi, Ai ) <
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Linear Programming
Asumsi :
Proprotionality
Additivity
Integrality
Model Formulation :
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General Model
Objective Function:
Min Z = c1X1 + c2X2 + c3X3 + c4X4 + .+ cnXn
Subject to:
1. a11X1 + a12X2 +a13 X3 + a14X4 + + a1nXn
<= B1
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Komponen Model
Problem
Bagaimana
mengatur
produksi
yang
optimal ?
Decision
Variable
1. Number of
jackets
produced/w
eek
Criteria
Constrai
Performan
nt
ce
Profit/week
1. Materi
al
2. Sewing
Parameter
1. Profit
2. Material
Usage
3. Sewing
requirement
2. Number of
slack
produced/w
eek
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Component of Model
Performance Criteria
Profit/week
Decision Variables
x1
x2
Constraints
Material
Sewing
: 50 m2/week
: 36 manhours/week
Parameter
Profit
Usage of material
Sewing requirement
Jacket
Slack
10
2
4
15
5
2
($/unit)
(m2/unit)
(manhour/unit)
Logical Relationship
liner
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Formulation of Model
Objective function : V = f ( Xi, Yi, Ai )
Constraints
:
f ( Xi, Yi, Ai ) <
Bi
Objective function : Z = 10 x1 + 15 x2
Constraints:
Material
: 2 x1 + 5 x2 <= 50
Sewing
: 4 x1 + 2 x2 <= 36
x1 , x2 > = 0
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Solution
Feasible Solution
Optimal Solution
Graphis
Simplex
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Graphical Method
X2
Sewing
4 x1 + 2 x2 <=
18
36
Z= 10 x1 + 15 x2
Optimal
Material
10
2 x1 + 5 x2 <=
50
Feasible
X1
Solution
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Optimal Solution
Produce Jacket X1 : 5 unit/week
Produce Slack X2 : 8 unit/week
Profit
Z : $ 170/week
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Transportation Model
Q
.......
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Data
1
A
2
B
3
C
4
D
5
E
6
F
7
G
8
H
19
17
20
100
45
12
24
21
20
21.5
24
15
28
20
18.5 19.5
24
28
Dmd 22
14
18
17
15
15
20
13
Supply
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Component of Model
Performance Criteria :
Min. Cost
Variable Decision :
Number of
from plant
Number of
from plant
product to be supplied
i (Si)
product to be transported
i to retailer j( Xij)
Constraints:
Supply
Demand
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Model Formulation
Min Z = 12X11 + 24X12 + 21X13 + 20X14 + 21.5X15 +
19X16 +
17X17 + 20X18 + 24X21 + 15X22 + 28X23 +
20X24 +
18.5X25 + 19.5 X26 + 24 X27 + 28X28
Subject to:
1). X11 + X12 + X13 + X14 + X15 + X16 +X17 + X18 <=100
2). X21 + X22 + X23 + X24 + X25 + X26 +X27 + X28 <= 45
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Model Formulation
3). X11 + X21 = 22
4). X12 + X22 = 14
5). X13 + X23 = 18
6). X14 + X24 = 17
7). X15 + X25 = 15
8). X16 + X26 = 13
9). X17 + X27 = 15
10). X18 + X28 = 20
All Variable Non Negative
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Optimal Solution
1
A
2
B
22
Dmnd 22
3
C
4
D
5
E
18
17
14
14
6
F
7
G
8
H
Supply
13
15
89
15
16
45
18
17 15
13
15
Minimal Cost = $ 2583.50
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20
134
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Optimal Solution
Q
50