Discussing inventory strategies and warehousing options.
15 Articles
What are the five types of inventory? We go over the different types of inventory or stock that businesses use in their processes.
Read Article βWhat are the different item codes? These include GTIN-14, UPCs, SKUs, EANs, and others. We explain them and how to use them.
Read Article βWhat is aggregate inventory management? In this article, learn about aggregate inventory management, the benefits, and how to implement it.
Read Article βWhat is Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)? Learn about VMI, how it benefits both retailers and suppliers, and implementing it.
Read Article βHave you heard of cross-docking? We go over the types of cross-docking, the benefits and drawbacks, and who should use it.
Read Article βWhat is stock control (AKA inventory control)? Learn about the various methods of stock control, pros and cons, and implementing it.
Read Article βIn the warehousing world, you may have heard the term TI/HI or Tie-High. This common logistics term refers to pallet stacking.
Read Article βWhat are the different segments of a barcode? How are barcodes used? What is the anatomy of a barcode? We dive into this and more.
Read Article βLearn how to improve your on-shelf availability, measure your in-stocks, and prepare for surpluses and promotions.
Read Article βLearn how modern vendors and retailers are measuring on-shelf availability (OSA) so that products are always there for the consumer.
Read Article βSKU rationalization is the procedure of deciding whether you should retain or suspend a product. It is a thorough cleanup of your inventory.
Read Article βWhich products, customers, or purchased parts are the largest contributors to your companyβs success? Use ABC analysis to find out.
Read Article βBackorders are the process of giving your customers the facility of placing orders even when you have insufficient stock.
Read Article βProcurement touches every aspect of a supplier's business. See the benefits of a procurement process and the top five best practices.
Read Article βA Store-Specific Order is needed to combat unexpected store out-of-stocks. It can also be used to stock stores in anticipation of special events.
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