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What are 3 potential risks associated with replacing the inventory management system, and how can they be mitigated?

Explain if a policy, a standard, a procedure, or a guideline should be used to ensure inventory information systems remains up-to-date within an organization?

How does the Wilson approach adapt to seasonal variations in demand and inventory management?

How does a barcode scanner work, and what are its primary uses in retail and inventory management?

Describe how CRMs can be integrated with inventory management systems.

Tutoring Service Moss Academy offers academic hlp for emelmetary, middle and high school children, The business provides supplies needed as apart of the tutoring service monthly fee: Describe how you plan to structure extension of credit to your customers to ensure the most protection for your company in the event the customer falls behind on payments or files for bankruptcy.  Assume that your business will offer some type of credit arrangements even if you do not have plans to offer the credit option. What type(s) of insurance policies will you need for your business? Identify a company located in your state that can supply at least one of the insurance policies you will need.

what is IMPROVED INVENTORY ACCURACY AND CONTROL, and examples of it?

What the inventory management of H&M?

HW Using the Internet, search for commercial IDPS systems. What classification systems and descriptions are used, and how can these be used to compare the features and components of each IDPS? Create a comparison spreadsheet identifying the classification systems you find. Which of these IDPS systems would you choose for an imaginary institution (please select one institution and be specific about it, like hospital, bank, online commerce, university, factory, etc.. )? Why?

The grocery industry has an annual inventoryturnover of about 14 times. Organic Grocers, Inc. had a costof goods sold last year of $10.5 million; its average inventory was $1.0 million. What was Organic Grocers’ inventoryturnover, and how does that performance compare with thatof the industry?

ABC Corporation is a large manufacturing company that has been using an outdated inventory management system for the past 10 years. The system has become slow and unreliable, causing delays in production and shipping. The IT department has recommended replacing the system with a modern cloud-based solution that can be accessed from anywhere and has the potential to integrate with other business systems.After a thorough evaluation of several vendors and their products, the IT team has recommended the purchase of a system called "InventoryPro". The system has a user-friendly interface, robust reporting capabilities, and is scalable to accommodate future growth.The CEO has approved the project, and the IT team has started working on the implementation plan. The project team includes a project manager, business analyst, database administrator, software developer, and testing specialist.As part of the project plan, the team will need to migrate the data from the old system to the new one,…

A new French law is forcing industry giants to donate or recycle unsold goods that they would have otherwise destroyed. Apparel companies, from elite fashion houses to mass-market chains, are saddled with an inventory glut following months long closures during the pandemic. Now, they are trying to get rid of the excess without angering waste-conscious consumers—or harming their brands, reports The Wall Street Journal (Aug. 14. 2020).  (Links to an external site.) In the U.S., brands and retailers locked out of an entire fashion season are flooding charities with unsold products, in addition to sending goods to discount stores and liquidators. Good360, a nonprofit that collects excess merchandise and distributes it to charities, expects more than $660 million in donations for the entire year, double what it received last year. “Brands don’t want their unsold products winding up at flea markets or on Craigslist,” said the CEO of Good360. LVMH—which owns Louis Vuitton, Dior and other…

Choose any company from below and write about the inventory management system and how they deal with their materials in their warehouse? 1)Oman International Logistics Group Asyad2)Oman Cement Company3)Salalah Port Services Company

What is a “supply chain,” and how are supply chains related to justin-time inventory procedures?

3. Explain the differences between “Medicare Levy” & “Medicare Levy Surcharge”   can you put 3 references

Why would "Just in Case" or standard inventory management methods be favoured rather than "Just in Time?"

Are inventory management's tasks well-defined?

What is Inventory Control and its Objectives?

Retailers Warehouse (RW) is an independent supplier of household items todepartment stores. RW attempts to stock enough items for a 98 percent serviceprobability.A stainless steel knife set is one item it stocks. Demand (2,400 sets peryear) is relatively stable over the entire year. Whenever new stock isordered, a buyer must assure that numbers are correct for stock on handand then phone in a new order. The total cost involved to place an order isabout $5. RW figures that holding inventory in stock and paying forinterest on borrowed capital, insurance, and so on adds up to about $4holding cost per unit per year.Analysis of the past data shows that the standard deviation of demandfrom retailers is about four units per day for a 365-day year. Lead time toget the order is seven days.a. What is the economic order quantity?b. What is the reorder point?

can you please help me answer this question.... Rebar Company prepared the following analysis of its year-end inventory on December 31. First, determine the total lower of cost or market value for each product in Rebar Company's inventory. Second, prepare the journal entry needed at year-end to value the inventory at LCM, if applicable.       Historical Cost Replacement Cost Product Quantity per unit per unit A 17 $430 $499 B 140 325 299 C 38 75 69

If a company uses EOQ and SEOQ, how do they work with these when it comes to transportation costs?

Walmart uses a vendor-managed inventory system, where the inventory is owned and managed by the vendor until it is delivered from Walmart’s distribution center to the stores. What implications does this system have for Walmart’s purchases and payments process?

Explain the elements of inventory management ?