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Quantitative techniques case study for Specialty Toys Prepared by- Anuj Sharma Anurita Arya Ankit Kumar

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Page 1: Specialty Toys_weather Teddy

Quantitative techniques case studyfor

Specialty Toys

Prepared by-Anuj SharmaAnurita AryaAnkit Kumar

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Introduction

Specialty toys Inc. sells a variety of new and innovative toys for children.

It plants to produce a new product called Weather teddy which is manufactured by a company in Taiwan.

This weather teddy is a variation of the talking teddy bear and predicts the weather when pulled by finger

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Introduction

The prediction is between the responses “It looks to be a very nice day! Have fun.” to “I think it may rain today. Don’t forget your umbrella.”

The prediction is bought to result by a built in barometer and survey shows that its predictions nearly rival those given by sone local television’s weather forcasts.

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Information

Pre holiday season is the best time to introduce new toys.

The ideal time for introducing the toy in market is from the month of April.

Cost of Weather teddy is 160 with its selling price settled at 240

Selling price of surplus inventory is set to be at 50.

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Information

Forecast predicted for the demand of Weather teddy implies a 0.9 probability of demand between 10,000 to 30,000 units.

Management suggested quantities of Weather teddy production of 15,000 , 18,000 , 24,000 or 28,000 respectively

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Problem

Demand for a children’s toy can be highly volatile.

If a toy gets popular then it could lead to realization of higher profits and sales amounts leading to shortage of product in market

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Problem

If the toy fails with popularity it leaves the company with high inventory which then have to be sold at reduced prices setting company in loss.

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Objective

To analyze the situation and prepare a feasible solution for the problem predicting the optimal volume of the teddy such that nor sales, nor the profit is hampered.

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Solution

Probability=0.9 Corresponding z value=1.28 sigma=(30000-20000)/1.28

=7812.5 Range=20000(+/-)7812.5

=22187.5-27821.5

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Solution

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Solution

P(z>15000)=0.7389 P(z>18000)=0.6 P(z>24000)=0.31 P(z>28000)=0.1539

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Projected ProfitsSales vs

units15000 18000 24000 28000

10000 250000 -80000 -360000 -1180000

20000 1200000 1440000 1480000 720000

30000 1200000 1440000 1920000 2240000

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Specialty manager’s prediction

Probability=.70 Z=0.52 0.52=(x-20000)/7812.5 X=20000+4062.5 X=24062.5 Hence 24062.5 must be ordered…

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Recommendations

The recommendation is to bring 24000 orders as per the recommendation of the speciality manager

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Thank You