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Inventory control aims to ensure adequate supply without excessive overstock. It answers questions about when to order, where to store inventory, and how much to order. Two common inventory management techniques are the two-bin system and economic order quantity (EOQ) modeling, which help determine optimal order sizes and quantities. ABC analysis categorizes inventory items into A, B, and C categories to allow for different control and record-keeping based on importance.
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, you may have observed its effects. This principle holds that in a given system, a relative handful of "causes" will produce the majority of "effects." For example, one may find that 20 percent of customers are responsible for 80 percent of sales, or that 30 percent of the product lines result in 70 percent of returns. The principle is named for Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian economist who studied land ownership in
Italy in the early 1900‘s and found that roughly 20 percent of the population held title to about
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- Configuration activities for material list and valuation classes
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This document discusses stock control and management. It covers keeping different types of stock such as raw materials, work in progress, and finished goods. It also discusses various stock control methods like periodic review, just-in-time, and economic order quantity. The document then covers manually tracking stock through stocktaking and using codes/barcodes. It further discusses using computer software and RFID technology for automated inventory control and management. RFID provides advantages like stock security, quality control, and theft prevention for raw materials, work in progress, and finished goods.
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Purpose : The purpose of holding inventoryis to achieve efficiency through cost reduction, increased sales volume ,to avail quantity discounts ,reduce risk of production stoppages ,reducing ordering costs and time .
Inventory Management techniques : 2 types :
1. Economic order quantity : it is the order quantity that minimisesthe total cost associated with inventory management .
2. 2. ABC system : A – items of high value but small in number
B – items of moderate value and size require reasonable attention
C - items of smaller value
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Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is the order quantity that minimizes total inventory costs. Total Inventory Costs Budgetary techniques for inventory planning
2. A-B-C. System of inventory control
3. Economic Order Quantity (E.O.Q.) i.e., how much to purchase at one time economically
4. VED Analysis
5. Perpetual inventory system and the system of store verification
6. Fixation of Stock Level
7. Control Ratios
Inventory management and control
This document discusses various techniques for inventory management and control. It begins by defining inventory and classifying it into different types such as raw materials, work in process, and finished goods. It then discusses the objectives of inventory control such as protecting against demand fluctuations and improving production economics. Several techniques for controlling inventory are described, including ABC analysis, economic order quantity modeling, VED analysis, perpetual inventory systems, and reviewing slow-moving items. ABC analysis involves categorizing inventory into A, B, and C classes based on value and prioritizing control efforts accordingly. The document provides examples of how these techniques can be applied to manage inventory effectively.
Inventory management
This document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as physical resources held in stock for sale or transformation, and defines an inventory system as policies controlling inventory levels and replenishment. It notes that inventory includes raw materials, works in progress, finished goods, and spare parts. Reasons for holding inventory include improving customer service, purchasing and production efficiencies, transportation savings, and hedging against disruptions. The objectives of inventory control are to maximize customer service while minimizing costs. Design considerations include what and where to inventory as well as tracking, order quantities, and timing.
Management inventory
The document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory and different types of inventory like raw materials, works-in-process, and finished goods. It also discusses reasons for holding inventory, different inventory measures, costs associated with inventory, and models for managing inventory like economic order quantity and reorder point.
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