DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM PROFIT OF A MANUFACTURING COMPANY USING A NEW TRANSPORTATION TECHNIQUE
Abstract
A newly developed transportation technique is applied here in order to determine the maximum profit of a
manufacturing company, At the very beginning of the main operation a table called Total Opportunity Table
(TOT) is determined, that makes the total procedure easier. Then the Distribution Indicators (DI) are
calculated from the difference of the biggest and the smallest Unit Profit of each row and each column of
the TOT, Basic cells are located which are the biggest entries of the TOT along the biggest Dis. Finally,
allocations are made in the cells of Transportation Table (TT) corresponding to the basic cells of the TOT.
The technique is justified with numerical example for its efficiency.
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