The Beer Game

The Beer Game The Beer Game To see how decisions at one section of a supply stove effect the overall writ of execution of a system, we ran a simulation called the beer game. The supply chain consists of a retailer who line of battles from a distributor who orders from a wholesaler who orders from a factory. At the beginning of each period, each stage of the chain orders upstream and receives the order shipped out to them two periods ago (the order they placed 4 periods ago) unless the next stage upstream is backlogged. all(a) orders are eventually filled when inventory be have intercourses available.

The holding embody specified for each location are (in $/keg.period): factory: 0.25, diffusion center: 0.50, warehouse: 0.75, and factory: 1.00. Additionally, the penalization cost for a shortage is zero for all stages except the retail stores where the penalty cost is estimated to be $10.00 per keg/period. After trying many different strategies, the best policy I was able to come up with had a total...If you want to get a full-of-the-moon essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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