This document provides information about Hatil Furniture, including its founding, vision, facilities, products, distribution channels, and awards. It discusses using linear programming and matrices to help Hatil Furniture minimize production costs by determining the optimal number of office tables and regular tables to produce given machine availability and time requirements for each product. Linear programming identifies the minimum cost solution as producing 2.5 office tables and 22.5 regular tables.

2. Name ID
Abul Kalam Azad 111-11 -1770
Faruqul Islam 111-11-1779
Baban Acharjee 111-11-1880
MD.Wahidul Haque 111-11-1906

6. COMPANY NAME HATIL FURNITURE
YEAR OF ESTABLISHED 1989
Name of Founder Chairman Late Habibur Rahman (1939 - 2006)
Vision Statement Achieve excellence through quality
of products
and customer service by adding comfort,
functionality, durability and innovative
design to lifestyle.
Quality Association ISO-9001-2008 Certified
Address 8 Shewrapara, Rokeya Sharani, Mirpur
City: Dhaka
Country: Bangladesh
Postcode:1216
Contact Details Phone : +880-2-9002225, 9000073, 9001838
Fax : +880-2-8016593
Email : info@hatilbd.com,
marketing@hatilbd.com
Website : www.hatilbd.com

7. Sister Concerns 1. H A Timber Industries Ltd
2. HATIL Tours & Travels Ltd
3. HATIL Holdings Ltd
4. HATIL IT Ltd
Total numnber of employees 1200: In Administration: 60, In Sales: 40
and
In production: 1100
Production Facilities On a 5-acre land
1,55,000 sft floor space
Equipped with modern machineries
Own sawmill and seasoning plant
Home Products Solid red OAK wood, Natural Oak
veneered
Engineered wood, Lacquer finish, Wood in
Frame work, Engineered wood in Panel
work,
Batch production, 90% Models are
available
in ready stock, 15 Days lead time, if
unavailable
(in local market)

8. Office Products Materials : LB / Lamination Board /
Melamine
Board, Some exclusive models in
Engineered
Wood and Lacquer, Batch production, 15
Days
lead time, if unavailable (in local market)
Distribution Channel Total outlets in Bangladesh : 41nos.
Outlets in Dhaka city : 12 nos.
Outlets in Other cities : 29 nos.
Core Competences Innovative design and integrated production
facility comprising modern machineries,
trained
people and long experience to offer
competitive price. Besides We have high
goodwill for quality products and prompt
after
sale service.

9. Awards & Achievements 1. “Best Medium Enterprise Award-2006” –
given by FBCCI and Standard
Chartered
Bank, SME Award-2006
2. “Beautification Award-2006” – given by
Honorable Prime Minister of
Bangladesh-
Begum Khaleda Zia, for the
beautification of
Road Island.
3. “Award for the contribution to Furniture
Industries-2004” – given by Bangladesh
Furniture Industries Owners Association
(BAFIOA)

10.  TWO METHODS
1. LINEAR PROGRAMMING EQUATION
2. MATRICES

11.  It deals with the optimization of a function of
variables known as objective function and
subject to some set of equalities/inequalities
known as constraints.
 Decision Variables
 Objective
 Constraints

12.  A rectangular array of number of the form
a11 a12 …………………. a1n
…………………………………….
am1 am2…………………amn
is called Matrices.The number a11 a12……amn are called
elements of matrices. The above matrices has m rows and n
columns and said to be order m by n and written as “ mXn “

13.  Hatil Furniture makes two kinds of furniture; Office
table and regular table. Each office table cost 19000
taka to make , while each regular table cost 15000 taka
to make. To make one office table it requires 3 days of
machine A, 2days of machine B and 1 day of machine C.
On the other hand to make one regular table, it requires
1 day of machine A, 3 days of machine B and 1 day of
machine C. Machine A will be available at least 30 days,
machine B available at least 60 days and machine C at
least 25 days.
 The company wants to minimize the cost by making
specific amount of table.

14. Let,
X= Number of Office Table.
Y=Number of Regular Table.
Machine
A
Machine
B
Machine
C
Cost
Office Table(x) 3x 2x 1x 19000x
Office Table(y) 1y 3y 1y 15000y
30 60 25 19000x +15000y

15. 3x + y ≥ 30………(I)
2x + 3y ≥ 60……..(II)
x + y ≥ 25………(III)
x , y ≥ 0

16. Min Z = 19000x + 15000y

17.  A (x,y) = (0,30)
 B ( x,y ) = (2.5,22.5)
 C (x,y) = (15,10)
 D (x,y) = (30,0)

18.  Z = 19000* 0 + 15000*30 = 450000
 Z = 19000* 2.5 + 15000*22.5 = 385000
 Z = 19000* 15 + 15000* 10 = 435000
 Z = 19000* 30 + 15000*0 = 570000

19.  Hatil Furniture wants to minimize the cost to
make the product as well as to get maximum
profit.
 The company has three machines to produce.
 The machine has at least availability.
 It requires specific time on machines.

20.  From the linear programming we get the
point indicating the minimum cost.
 The Point: B ( 2.5, 22.5)
 Z = 19000* 2.5 + 15000*22.5 = 385000

21.  Now, Hatil Furniture is able to know how
many of each table should be made to
minimize the cost according to their
availability of three machines.

22.  Linear Programming shows the graphical
explanation which is easily understood by the
executives of Hatil Furniture. Then the
process of production can easily be
implemented in order to minimize the cost.

23.  Linear programming is excellent to determine
the minimum cost as well as other result.
 It shows graphical description which is easily
understandable.
 It also provides all necessary information.
 The production company should use linear
programming to determine the minimum cost
as well as to get the specific and flawless
result.