Category Archives: Inventory management

Frito-Lay Out-of-Stock Inventory Modeling Tool

Client: Frito Lay Team: Matt Alfano, Brittany Masi Faculty Advisor: Dr. Barr Year: 2010 Documents: Presentation, Report, Video The project is to design and create an out-of-stock inventory tool that is user-friendly and able to historically scan data while predicting … Continue reading

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Frito-Lay, Inc. and Sam’s Club: The Pick N’ Pack Aggregate

Client: Frito-Lay, Inc. and Sam’s Club Team: Christian Edison, Ashley Mills, Stephen Rumpler Faculty advisor:  Dr. Siems  Year: 2005 Documents: Final report (PDF) Working with the Frito-Lay Supply Chain Department, our team has found an improved inventory process that will increase … Continue reading

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Achieve Healthcare Technologies

Client: Achieve Healthcare Technologies Team:  Kristin March, Laura Bailey, Rachel Potter, Allison Bass Faculty advisor: Barr   Year: 2006 Documents: Final report (Word), final presentation (PPT) Achieve Healthcare Technologies is the largest privately held provider of information system products and services to … Continue reading

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Raytheon Software Procurement Model

Client: Raytheon Corp. Team:  Ellen Cieszkiewicz, Chuck Haley, Heather Schofield Faculty advisor: Dr. Richard Barr     Year: 2008 Documents:   Final report, final presentation Raytheon supplies its customers, mainly the government, with programs they utilize for important projects.  It is Raytheon’s job … Continue reading

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