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inventory objective value last month s earnings 60 000 00 divide by last month s number of operational days 30 equals average daily earnings 2 000 00 times target days ...

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                                    INVENTORY
      MEANING
      • held for SALE
      • Consumed in the PRODUCTION of 
          goods/services
       Forms of Inventory for Manufacturing Comp.
                        Raw materials, Work in process, 
                        Finished goods and stores & spares
    Inventory Management- objectives
  • minimize investments in inventory
  • meet the demand for products by 
   efficiently organizing the production & 
   sales operations
  COSTS OF HOLDING INVENTORIES
  • Ordering costs
  • Inventory Carrying costs
  • Opportunity costs of funds blocked
  • Shortage
   RISK OF HOLDING INVENTORY
  •  Price decline
  •  Product Deterioration
  •  Product Obsolescence
   TOOLS & TECHNIQUES OF INVENTORY 
       MANAGEMENT/ CONTROL
  •  ABC Analysis
  •  Economic Ordering Quantity (EOQ)
  •  Order Point Problem
  •  Two Bin Technique
  •  VED Classification
  •  HML Classification
  •  SDE Classification
  •  FSN Classification
  •  Order Cycling System
  •  Just In Time (JIT)
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