Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian

The importance of the study falls on the main objective of analyzing inventories through statistical forecasts in a pharmaceutical company. The research approach was quantitative, cross-sectional, non-experimental design and descriptive level. The study population was the information from the invent...

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Autores principales: David Yanque Vara, Mari Carmen Rodríguez Meza, Salomón Axel Vásquez Campos
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author David Yanque Vara
Mari Carmen Rodríguez Meza
Salomón Axel Vásquez Campos
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Mari Carmen Rodríguez Meza
Salomón Axel Vásquez Campos
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description The importance of the study falls on the main objective of analyzing inventories through statistical forecasts in a pharmaceutical company. The research approach was quantitative, cross-sectional, non-experimental design and descriptive level. The study population was the information from the inventory of the company for the year 2022, likewise the sample consisted of two products classified in item A. According to what was elaborated in the article, it is concluded that the products selected in group A, they have a 15% participation in the company's inventories, however, they represent 86.6% according to their unit cost and 45.3% of inventory valuation according to their value, also according to their profit contribution they have a 49.76% participation. And, according to the analysis of the forecasting methods, it was determined that the ideal for both products 002 and 005 is the seasonal index method, considering the MAPE (average absolute percentage error) lower, reaching 28.96% and 27.28% respectively. The economic order quantity was determined where it was seen that for product 002 it is 50392 and product 005 is 73217.
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spelling openalex:W4383876216Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company PeruvianDavid Yanque VaraMari Carmen Rodríguez MezaSalomón Axel Vásquez Camposinventory analysisstatistical forecastingpharmaceutical companieseconomic order quantityinventory valuationmean absolute percentage errorinventory costSupply Chain and Inventory ManagementForecasting Techniques and ApplicationsBusiness Logistics and Inventory ControlThe importance of the study falls on the main objective of analyzing inventories through statistical forecasts in a pharmaceutical company. The research approach was quantitative, cross-sectional, non-experimental design and descriptive level. The study population was the information from the inventory of the company for the year 2022, likewise the sample consisted of two products classified in item A. According to what was elaborated in the article, it is concluded that the products selected in group A, they have a 15% participation in the company's inventories, however, they represent 86.6% according to their unit cost and 45.3% of inventory valuation according to their value, also according to their profit contribution they have a 49.76% participation. And, according to the analysis of the forecasting methods, it was determined that the ideal for both products 002 and 005 is the seasonal index method, considering the MAPE (average absolute percentage error) lower, reaching 28.96% and 27.28% respectively. The economic order quantity was determined where it was seen that for product 002 it is 50392 and product 005 is 73217.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.17268/sciendo.2023.028https://revistas.unitru.edu.pe/index.php/SCIENDO/article/download/5334/5504http://dx.doi.org/10.17268/sciendo.2023.028W4383876216enSCIÉNDO1681-72302617-37352023-06-30
spellingShingle inventory analysis
statistical forecasting
pharmaceutical companies
economic order quantity
inventory valuation
mean absolute percentage error
inventory cost
Supply Chain and Inventory Management
Forecasting Techniques and Applications
Business Logistics and Inventory Control
David Yanque Vara
Mari Carmen Rodríguez Meza
Salomón Axel Vásquez Campos
Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian
title Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian
title_full Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian
title_fullStr Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian
title_short Analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company Peruvian
title_sort analysis of inventories through a statistical forecast model in a company peruvian
topic inventory analysis
statistical forecasting
pharmaceutical companies
economic order quantity
inventory valuation
mean absolute percentage error
inventory cost
Supply Chain and Inventory Management
Forecasting Techniques and Applications
Business Logistics and Inventory Control
topic_facet inventory analysis
statistical forecasting
pharmaceutical companies
economic order quantity
inventory valuation
mean absolute percentage error
inventory cost
Supply Chain and Inventory Management
Forecasting Techniques and Applications
Business Logistics and Inventory Control
url https://doi.org/10.17268/sciendo.2023.028
https://revistas.unitru.edu.pe/index.php/SCIENDO/article/download/5334/5504
http://dx.doi.org/10.17268/sciendo.2023.028
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