Case 3 B&L Inc.

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November 3, 2011

MGMT 3624 -­‐ Case 3: B&L Inc. Assignment 1) What do you think of the quote from Mayes? • How would you respond? • What information would you request? 2) Can Brian Wilson use the EOQ formula here to establish the lot size? • Do all of the EOQ assumptions hold here? 3) Do you think B&L should outsource the bracket? • Why or why not? 4) What would you say to …show more content…

Brian Wilson, reporting to the Division General Manager, contributing to B&L Inc. in the role of Materials Manager and has a direct report employee named Alison Beals who works as the purchasing agent.

Manufacturing Operations

MGMT 3624 Case 3: B&L Inc.

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