{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree static %} {% block title %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% if player.language == 1 %}
| Items | Taler (previous round) | Taler (in total) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer demand served | {{ delivered }} | +{{ round_umsatz }} | +{{ cum_umsatz }} |
| Customer demand open | {{ bo }} | -{{ c_bo }} | -{{ cum_bo }} |
| Inventory costs | {{ fgi }} | -{{ c_fgi }} | -{{ cum_fgi }} |
| Ordering costs | {{ order }} | -{{ c_order }} | -{{ cum_order }} |
| Profit | - | {{round_payoff}} | {{ profit }} |
| Due date | {% if player.treat == 'mto_fix' or player.treat == 'mto_var' %} Customer demand in items- not yet ordered : |
{% else %}
Future customer demand in items |
{% endif %}
|---|---|---|
| Round {{ p1 }} | {{ d1 }} | |
| Round {{ p2 }} | {{ d2 }} | |
| Round {{ p3 }} | {{ d3 }} | |
| Round {{ p4 }} | {{ d4 }} | |
| Round {{ p5 }} | {{ d5 }} |
{% formfield player.order %}
What is your estimate of the supplier's actual lead time for your order?
{%else%}
| Stück | Letzte Runde in Taler | Gesamt in Taler | |
|---|---|---|---|
| bediente Kundenaufträge | {{ delivered }} | +{{ round_umsatz }} | +{{ cum_umsatz }} |
| offene Kundenaufträge | {{ bo }} | -{{ c_bo }} | -{{ cum_bo }} |
| Lagerkosten | {{ fgi }} | -{{ c_fgi }} | -{{ cum_fgi }} |
| Bestellkosten | {{ order }} | -{{ c_order }} | -{{ cum_order }} |
| Gewinn | - | {{round_payoff}} | {{ profit }} |
| Liefertermin | {% if player.treat == 'mto_fix' or player.treat == 'mto_var' %}noch nicht bestellte Kundenaufträge in Stück |
{% else %}
zukünftige Kundenaufträge in Stück |
{% endif %}
|---|---|---|
| Runde {{ p1 }} | {{ d1 }} | |
| Runde {{ p2 }} | {{ d2 }} | |
| Runde {{ p3 }} | {{ d3 }} | |
| Runde {{ p4 }} | {{ d4 }} | |
| Runde {{ p5 }} | {{ d5 }} |
{% formfield player.order %}
Wie schätzen Sie die tatsächliche Lieferzeit des Lieferanten für Ihre Bestellung?
{%endif%} {% next_button %}
Your Task:
As a company, in each round you will receive between 3 and 15 items as customer demand that have a due date.
In the orderbook you can see your future customer demand for the next 5 rounds.
Your task in each round is to order as much items from your supplier that you can serve the customer demand on the respective due date
{% if player.treat == 'mto_fix' or player.treat == 'mto_var' %}
As soon as you have placed an order, the number of displayed customer demand in your orderbook is reduced -- chronologically, i.e. in the same order as the supplier delivers (details are provided below). This means that only the customer demand t
{%endif%}
As a company, you can also hold orders on stock if you place and receive more orders than you deliver to your customers.
Your Supplier:
The supplier has a maximum delivery capacity in each round, which is constant over all rounds but unknown to you.
If you order more items in a round than the suppliers' capacity, then the supplier will deliver as much as possible in the current round and the rest in the following rounds.
The supplier always delivers the open orders from previous rounds first.
This may result in delayed deliveries of your orders. For this reason, you will see a lead time estimate from the supplier in each round.
{% if player.treat == 'var' or player.treat == 'mto_var' %}
The supplier estimates its lead time based on the current open orders from previous rounds and the expected orders (which are constantly assumed to be 9 in each round).
The supplier calculates the lead time estimate as follows and rounds it up to the nearest integer: