
Calambra Olive Oil (B)
Pfeifer, Phillip E...
Calambra Olive Oil (B)
Pfeifer, Phillip E.; Clyman, Dana R.
QA-0442 | Published September 21, 1993 | 6 pages Case
Collection: Darden School of Business
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The B case describes Frank Lockfeld building a spreadsheet model that captures the essence of the discussion in the A case. Since this is a difficult model to build, we recommend using the B case when teaching the Calambra Olive Oil sequence early in a module on Monte Carlo simulation. The model, which is also available electronically and should be distributed with the B case, is set up to evaluate scenarios and compare (in multiple columns) the affect of different order quantities for the specified scenario. To turn the model into a simulation model, all the students need do is replace the scenario drivers with probability distributions. Note: the C case may be used in place of--NOT IN ADDITION TO--the B case. Rather than evaluate different order quantities in columns, the C case uses data tables.
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