1. How long will it take you to fill a rush order?
• Order Size 1 Dozen: 6 + 2 + 1 + 9 + 5 + 2 + 1 = 26 minutes
• Order Size 2 Dozen: 26 + 1 + 9 = 36 minutes
• Order Size 3 Dozen: 36 + 1 + 9 = 46 minutes
2. How many orders can you fill in a night, assuming that you are open four hours each night?
• 4 hours = 240 minutes
• Bottleneck is the oven (setting and baking), which takes 10 minutes
• Must account for the 8 minutes required to prepare prior to baking (wash/mix/spoon) the first batch
• Must account for the 8 minutes required to complete (cooling/accept payment/packaging) the final batch
• 240 – 8 – 8 = 224 minutes available for bottleneck usage
• Each order is 1 Dozen
i. Each order requires 1 instance of bottleneck
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4 minutes by roommate: set oven (1 minute per dozen), package (2 minutes per dozen), and accept payment (1 minute per order)
• This represents 1 labor minute per cookie (12 labor minutes / 12 cookies) ii. 2 Dozen
• Requires 17 total labor minutes to produce
a. 10 minutes by Kristen: prepare (6 minutes) and spoon (4 minutes)
b. 7 minutes by roommate: set oven (2 minutes), package (4 minutes), and accept payment (1 minute)
• This represents 0.71 labor minutes per cookie (17 labor minutes / 24 cookies)
• This means that there was a 29% reduction in labor (1 – 0.71), which means that it cost us 29% less in labor. Therefore, we can discount the price of 2 dozen up to 29% and still make at least the same amount of money as we would if we were to sell the 2 dozen separately (in separate orders) iii. 3 Dozen
• Requires 22 total labor minutes to produce
a. 12 minutes by Kristen: prepare (6 minutes) and spoon (6 minutes)
b. 10 minutes by roommate: set oven (3 minutes), package (6 minutes), and accept payment (1 minute)
• This represents 0.61 labor minutes per cookie (22 labor minutes / 36 cookies)
• This means that there was a 39% reduction in labor (1 – 0.69), which means that it cost us 39% less in labor. Therefore, we can discount the price of 3 dozen up to 39% and still make at least the same amount of money as we would if we were to sell the 3 dozen separately (in separate orders) iv. Filling a 2-dozen order will require an additional 10 minutes
Assuming all orders are for one dozen cookies, how long will it take you to fill the first order of the night?
Since each product is about 1.00 dollar then we thought that if we charge 1.75 dollars we could get a profit of 75 cents profit.
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Before answering that question, we must calculate maximum capacitiy of production. It seems that the highest volume can be three dozen orders which are produced continuously by me and my roommate.
The oven is the bottleneck, because it takes the longest time to bake, which takes 10mins. Most of the order is waiting for the oven.
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