Otto's Consulting Report
Otto’s Auto Parts Statistical Report
Hansen Consulting proudly presents the following statistical information for Otto’s Auto parts. Statistics is a branch of mathematics that makes it possible for you to gain an edge over your competitors by providing a method for collection of data, and a way to summarize and quantify it to represent real world observations from which predictions can be made. Statistics also includes stochastic modeling, which is a powerful tool that incorporates random variables to predict future outcomes. For decades insurance companies have successfully profited from using stochastic modeling for making predictions of unknown entities. Stochastic models can be run hundreds or even thousands of times to show the likelihood of which outcomes are likely to occur, based on different managerial decisions, and what their expected ranges are in the long run. We will discuss stochastic modeling in further detail later.
We have prepared an in depth report for your consideration. Our report includes a tool crib staffing analysis, an inventory simulation for the manufacture of your catalytic converters, an employee profile concerning age and gender, profit-ability analysis for handheld computers, and an accuracy test of your current personal screening tests. Some of the challenges you are currently faced with in the “Tool Crib” at your Pierre manufacturing facility are similar to the problems Chrysler dealt with when Lee Iacocca asked Hansen Consulting to help put them on the path to profitability in 1979. For your consideration, we have analyzed your tool crib system using the patented Wedel Queuing Analysis Software, to assist you in determining the optimal number of employees to run your Pierre tool crib.
TOOL CRIB STAFFING ANALYSIS
The Patented Wedel Queuing software is derived from queuing theory, where predictions can be made for fabrication & assembly worker time spent waiting in line, and their arrival times, in relation to
Hansen Consulting proudly presents the following statistical information for Otto’s Auto parts. Statistics is a branch of mathematics that makes it possible for you to gain an edge over your competitors by providing a method for collection of data, and a way to summarize and quantify it to represent real world observations from which predictions can be made. Statistics also includes stochastic modeling, which is a powerful tool that incorporates random variables to predict future outcomes. For decades insurance companies have successfully profited from using stochastic modeling for making predictions of unknown entities. Stochastic models can be run hundreds or even thousands of times to show the likelihood of which outcomes are likely to occur, based on different managerial decisions, and what their expected ranges are in the long run. We will discuss stochastic modeling in further detail later.
We have prepared an in depth report for your consideration. Our report includes a tool crib staffing analysis, an inventory simulation for the manufacture of your catalytic converters, an employee profile concerning age and gender, profit-ability analysis for handheld computers, and an accuracy test of your current personal screening tests. Some of the challenges you are currently faced with in the “Tool Crib” at your Pierre manufacturing facility are similar to the problems Chrysler dealt with when Lee Iacocca asked Hansen Consulting to help put them on the path to profitability in 1979. For your consideration, we have analyzed your tool crib system using the patented Wedel Queuing Analysis Software, to assist you in determining the optimal number of employees to run your Pierre tool crib.
TOOL CRIB STAFFING ANALYSIS
The Patented Wedel Queuing software is derived from queuing theory, where predictions can be made for fabrication & assembly worker time spent waiting in line, and their arrival times, in relation to