Name Thanitsara Umpondol ID 6431503089 Major Software Engineering

Part I please answer by filling in the blanks on the question sheet (50 points)

1. Abudabee company needs to implement BI cloud services in all company

transactions. As a manager, how to specify and create the cloud BI platform
requirements from company quotations? (10 points)

Answer : I would start by analyzing the company’s quotations and transaction

records.

These documents show what kind of data we use most often—such as prices,
suppliers, and customer orders. From there, I would work with the IT team and staff
in sales, purchasing, and finance to understand what kind of reports and dashboards
they need.

For example, they might want to see daily sales trends, top-selling products, or
supplier cost comparisons. These insights help define the key features the BI system
must support.

Next, I would write clear platform requirements such as:

The ability to connect to our cloud database where quotations are stored Real-time
data updates Easy-to-use dashboards Secure access with different user roles Mobile
access for managers on the go Lastly, I would compare different BI tools based on
these needs and choose the one that offers the best value, performance, and long-term
support.

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2. Fahsai Furniture Company produces two types of wood products which are tables and
chairs. The product line includes 2 processes of assembling and decorating. The
assembly department works for 60 hours / week and decoration department works for
48 hours / week. The table production process takes 4 hours to produce and 2 hours to
decorate. The chair production process takes 2 hours to produce and 4 hours to
decorate.
If the company gains profits from table and chairs are 320 and 240 baht per each item.
How to maximize the profits from the production quantities of table and chair per week? (20
points)

a. From the given information please describe the maximize model under the
company constraints (10 points)

Objective function: Maximize Z = 320x + 240y

Constraints:

Assembly Department (max 60 hours/week): 4x + 2y ≤ 60

Decoration Department (max 48 hours/week): 2x + 4y ≤ 48

Non-negativity Constraint: x ≥ 0, y ≥ 0

b. From the given information please calculate the maximize quantities and
profit with Linear programming (10 points)

20.

17 5 .

15 8 .

12
(0 , 12)
.
5

10 .
0

5
(12 , 6)
7 .
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2 5
.

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5
.

0 0 .
2 . 50 75
.
10 0
.
12 5
.
15
.
0
17 5
.
20
.
0

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3. Using the information from figure 4.1 and table 4.2 below to solve “Transportation
Problem” of Cattie company (20 points)

Figure 4.1 Capacity of production and required of Cattie Company

To

From Albuquerque Boston Cleveland

Des Moines $5 $4 $3

Evansville $8 $4 $3

Fort $9 $7 $5
Lauderdale

Table 4.2 The cost of shipping one unit from each origin to each destination

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a. Please calculate the Shipping Cost from “Northwest-Corner Rule”

From to Albuquerque Boston (B) Cleveland (C) Factory

(A) capacities

Des Moines (D) 100 100

Evansville (E) 200 100 300

Fort Lauderdale
(F) 200 100 300

Warehouse
requirements 300 units 200 units 200 units 700

(100 x 5 500 (200 + 8)

Evansand
=
=
1600

(PMins
Evansville
Possible shipping cost =
Alverdenton Albuquerque
-
,

Total cost = 4 300 , I

F Lauderdale
.
- Cleveland 500 + 1600 + 300 + 1000
(200x7 =
1400. (200 x 7 =
1400) = 4300
+ 500

b. Please calculate the Shipping Cost from “Lowest-Cost Method”

From to Albuquerque Boston (B) Cleveland (C) Factory

(A) capacities

Des Moines (D) 100 100

Evansville (E) 300 300

Fort Lauderdale
(F) 100 300
200
Warehouse
requirements 300 units 200 units 200 units 200

Possible shipping cost = Des Moines Cleveland 100x3 300

=
>
- :

Total cost = 4 600 Evansville >

-
Albuquerque : 300 + 8 : 2400

,
+t Lauderdale
.
-> Boston : 200 x z = 1400

Ft Lauderdale
.
>
- Cleveland : 100 x 5 = 500

c. Please calculate the Shipping Cost from “Vogel’s Approximation Method”

From to Albuquerque Boston (B) Cleveland (C) Factory

(A) capacities

Des Moines (D) 100 100

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Evansville (E) 200 100 300

Fort Lauderdale
(F) 200 100 300

Warehouse
requirements 300 200 200 200
Possible shipping cost =
I
D+ A = 100 x 5 = 500 F - 2 = 100x5 : 500

Total cost = 3 900 E-B =

200x4 =
800 F+ A = 200x921000
,

E-C = 100 x 3 = 300

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