Spare Parts Demand Categorisation in the Defence Material Organization: Assessing the applicability and effectiveness of theoretical categorization schemes and statistical demand forecasting methods in a real-world setting of weapons systems related spare

Spare Parts Demand Categorisation in the Defence Material Organization: Assessing the applicability and effectiveness of theoretical categorization schemes and statistical demand forecasting methods in a real-world setting of weapons systems related spare parts demand

Drost, F.D.E.

Tavasszy, L.A. (mentor)
Ludema, M.W. (mentor)
Lukszo, Z. (mentor)
Pfrommer, L.C. (mentor)

Technology, Policy and Management

Infrastructure Systems & Services

TLO

2010-09-28

In this thesis the current inventory control at the Defence Material Organisation is analysed in light of the pending implementation of the SAP-ECC/DFPS ERP-system for demand forecasting and inventory control. The scope for this research has been set on the demand forecasting of weapon systems related spare parts under training and peace-time conditions. This was done for the Directorate of Material Policy of the Defence Material Organisation (DMO).

Spare Parts Management
Demand Forecasting
Demand Categorization
Statistical Forecasting Methods
Theil U1

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Campus only

Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2010 Drost, F.D.E.