Computer-assisted solution of logistical problems of building enterprise
I. G. Gevlicha, L. L. Gevlichb
a Donbas National Academy of Civl Engineering and Architecture
b Donetsk National University
Annotation: Nowadays, the Wilson pattern application for determination of the optimum stock level is embarrassed for small-scale businesses and inefficient in the number of practical business processes because of significant restrictions at usage. The paper gives some examples of relation development of enterprise stock amounts with an allowance for their processing. The latter has permitted to use a computer to calculate necessary parameters of a critical amount of the production stock. The programme worked out by the authors can be used both for a single order or regular orders of consumers and it also considers the background loads, i.e. the availability of current orders to manufacture of products. Besides, a perpetual calendar of working hours, labour-output ratio for various types of products manufactured with the same equipment, downtime and other types of stoppages are also considered. The processed information can be used to estimate the efficacy of stock operative and marketing strategies, business forecasting of an enterprise in future, efficacy evaluation of increase or decrease in production by tracking of equipment loading level.
Keywords: building, logistics, material input management, stock optimum level, Wilson pattern, processing, programme.
Pages: 11-16.
Link for citation: Gevlich, I. G.; Gevlich, L. L. Computer-assisted solution of logistical problems of building enterprise. – Text : electronic. – In: Economics of Civil Engineering and Municipal Economy. – 2011. – Vol. 7, N 1. – Р. 11-16. – URL: https://donnasa.ru/publish_house/journals/esgh/2011-1/02_gevlich_gevlich.pdf (date of access: 01.09.2024). (in Russian)
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Journal: Economics of Civil Engineering and Municipal Economy
Publish house: Donbas National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture