Abstract
The purpose of this research is to determine the need for optimal raw material supplies at Nadya Furniture in Ambon City for a certain period of time, so that there is no delay in raw materials and production targets are set to be achieved. This type of research is qualitative research. The data sources used in this study are primary and secondary data. Data analysis tools used are demand forecasting with time series method and Material Requirement Planning (MRP). The results showed that the optimal order amount for ironwood was 96 meters for January and 396 meters for February, for linggua wood was 1,568 meters for January and 2,616 meters for February, and Linggua Board was 420 meters for January and 920 meters for February 2020. inventory costs for each raw material namely Ironwood Rp.3,139,744, Linggua Wood Rp.3,420,016, Hensel cabinet Rp.2.603.920, House lock Rp.1.965.768, cupboard handle Rp.1.965.760, Mirror Rp.1.765.600, Hensel door Rp.1.673.400 and Door handle Rp.2.874.528
Highlights
IntroductionEspecially those producing the same goods, encourages companies to be able to compete with having a competitive advantage, especially in meeting customer demand or providing services to customers
Intense competition between manufacturers, especially those producing the same goods, encourages companies to be able to compete with having a competitive advantage, especially in meeting customer demand or providing services to customers
The results showed that the optimal order amount for ironwood was 96 meters for January and 396 meters for February, for linggua wood was 1,568 meters for January and 2,616 meters for February, and Linggua Board was 420 meters for January and 920 meters for February 2020. inventory costs for each raw material namely Ironwood Rp. 3,139,744, Linggua Wood Rp. 3,420,016, Hensel cabinet Rp. 2.603.920, House lock Rp. 1.965.768, cupboard handle Rp. 1.965.760, Mirror Rp. 1.765.600, Hensel door Rp. 1.673.400 and Door handle Rp. 2.874.528
Summary
Especially those producing the same goods, encourages companies to be able to compete with having a competitive advantage, especially in meeting customer demand or providing services to customers. Meeting customer needs indirectly affects customer loyalty and corporate profit (Selang, 2013). Demand by customers that occurs volatilely becomes one of the problems that must be faced by the company. Uncertainty in the amount and time of customer demand encourages inventory this is caused by four factors of the function of inventory, namely time factor, discounting factor, indy factor, and economic factor (Rika, 2009). Time factors include processes of production and distribution that take a relatively long time, discounting factors allow treatment of a wide range of different operations, such as retail operations, distribution, warehousing, production, and purchase. Economic factors allow companies to benefit from a variety of cost-reduction alternatives
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