WGU C723 Quantitative Analysis for Business | Objective
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Lead Time Pessimistic Time
Standard Time
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Definition
-A weighted average of all possible outcomes with the weights
being their probability of occurring
-the SUM of all possible outcomes multiplied by their probability
occurrence
-used in decision tree, payoff and expected values models
- uses probabilty associated with different event outcomes
-for each option, multiply each event by its associated probability
-total up the SUM of the expected Value, select the options with the
highest expected value
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Expected Value The expected payoff
Expected Monetary Value Decision Tree
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Definition
sqrt(2AP / S)
A: Annual demand
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P: cost to Place an order
S: cost to Store individual unit for one year (holding cost
for one year)
(2 is the constant that you will always use)
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Total cost of ownership (tco)
Demand forecasting methodology
calculation
Economic Order Quantity Inventory Turnover Ratio (itr)
(EOQ) Formula Formula
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Definition
predictive value
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Y bar Y hat
Y line Pie chart
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Method used for decision making when the risks involved in a
decision situation have several states of nature and the likelihood, or
probability, of each state is known
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Present Value Expected Monetary Value
Risk Value Contingency Budget
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Decision Making: Step 3
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Identify the problem
-focus on the problem not the Weigh the decision criteria
symptoms, all parties agree to the -need to equal 100%
problem statement