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I need to write an executive summary for the \"Beer Game\" (supply chain managem

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Question

I need to write an executive summary for the "Beer Game" (supply chain management). Please offer me some guidance, examples, suggestions,template, and or layout for how I should approach the executive summary. I am not really sure how to begin.

There were 3 games played at 36 weeks each. Involved was the factory- distributor- wholesaler-retailer.

game 1: shipping delay- 2 weeks. information delay- 2 weeks

game 2: shipping delay - 1 week. information delay - 1 week

game 3: shipping delay- 1 week. information delay- 0 week

Week 1

Total Cost: 46,123.5

Factory Cost: 12,317

Distributor Cost: 22,714

Wholesaler Cost: 10,188

Retailer Cost: 904.5

Week 2

Total Cost: 138,483

Factory Cost: 43,728

Distributor Cost: 92,517.5

Wholesaler Cost: 2,050.5

Retailer Cost: 187

Week 3

Total Cost: 651.5

Factory Cost: 197

Distributor Cost: 151.5

Wholesale Cost: 151.5

Retailer Cost: 151.5

Explanation / Answer

ANSWER-

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

(BEER GAME)

INTRODUCTION-

BEER GAME Is introduced at MIT in 1960's which mainly focuses on the minimization of the cost(invetrory cost & distribution cost etc) & max the overall profit. it is kind of a simulation game which makes the student to understand distribution of beer product from production to consumption. BEER game involves four teams -

The beer game works in reverse cycle means customer oders the beer then-

retailer places the order to wholeseller with time lag in weeks

wholeseller place the order to distributor with the time lag in weeks

distributer place the order to brewery/factory

at last factor starts production.

this beer game take almost 36 weeks for each game played to from production to end user. the main aim of this beer game is to incur low cost as much as possible.

* STEPS TO PROCEED IN BEER GAME-

1- NEW DELIVERY

CURRENT STOCK = INVENTORY + LAST WEEK'S INVENTORY

2- NEW ORDER/INCOMING ORDER-

SHIPPING ORDER = NEW ORDER + LAST WEEK'S ORDER

3- HOW TO PREP FOR DELIVERY-

If the company has the amout of order more then the avilable order then company has to ship the whatever available stock & remnaing amount would be in back order.

if the company has less amount of new order than the available stock then company fulfill the new order & there would be zero back order.

CONCLUSION- "ACCORDING TO THIS GAME, THAT TEAM WOULD WIN WHICH WOULD HAVE THE LOWEST TOTAL COST AT THE END."

HOPE, above answers is written to guide you in your executive summary for the beer report.hope this would help you.good luck.