Inventory Management System
Strategic IMS involves the close discussion with suppliers to identify the useful activities that can strengthen the delivery of final inventory.
In addition to this, many other activities can also be determined and performed in tandem to expedite the inventory supply process and to offer litheness to the procedure of delivering the end product.
Many average companies regard themselves as successful, but this success is vague if customers do not need the product when it is needed the most.
A focused inventory/ERP/Billing/Quote management system throws light on the following aspects:
The basics of IMS including importance of inventory, types of inventory and manufacturing strategies.
Forecasting the inventory requirement & “Black Fox Forecastingâ€.
How forecasting system can be benefitted with human inputs.
Calculation of Safety stock, lead time and cycle of orders.
Assess the different sections of your website in order to establish the enhancement required.
Normal distribution model.
Negative Variability effects.
Order cost & Carrying Cost.
Lot sizes and quantities to order.
Ordering system.
Determining the maximum retail price (MRP) of the product.
Planning bills, Phantom bills, super and modular bills.
Distinction between Analysis and management.
Analysis of out-of-stock situation.
Calculation of Gross Margin Return on Inventory Investment (GMROII).
Identification of Obsolete Inventory and Monitor excess.
Measuring forecast error .