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Model EOQ Perishable Item dengan Penurunan Minat Pembeli Menggunakan Kedatangan Uniform
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Abstract
Inventory is a company asset in the form of idle resources or unused resources that needs to be minimized. One type of inventory is perishable items. Perishable items are products with a limited life cycle. This limited life cycle affects consumer interest in purchasing the product, leading to a decrease in consumer interest as the item approaches its expiration date. This results in a reduction in inventory value as purchases and product expiration occur. This study changes the arrival speed of goods from simultaneous to uniform, introducing a constant arrival speed (R) in the model formulation. The development of this model focuses on inventory systems for perishable items with a decline in buyer interest as the product life cycle decreases and products arrive uniformly. It is found that uniform arrival reduces the total cost compared to simultaneous arrival.
Keywords
inventori perishable items; penurunan minat pembeli; kedatangan uniform
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Bandung Institute of Technology
Andes Ginola · Angel Olivia Benedikta · Edwin Sutiana
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