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Inventory Optimization & Planning

Ensuring that the correct inventory is placed in the right amount, at the right location, and shipped at the right time is essential for efficient supply chain operations. Effective inventory analysis and demand planning are crucial for minimizing the amount of working capital invested in stock while operating a supply chain efficiently.

 

To achieve optimal inventory management, it is essential that all processes and systems align with the goal of meeting customer orders on time and in full at the lowest possible cost. Implementing lean logistics principles within your organization’s inventory management policy can help ensure effective data gathering, efficient communication, and adherence to standardized processes and controls. Continual measurement of performance against targets and an operational problem resolution process further contribute to inventory optimization.

 

Our inventory module within the infrastructure model allows us to test alternative inventory policies against various future scenarios, assessing their impact on customer service, warehouse space requirements, warehouse activity, transport movements, and working capital.

 

By integrating lean inventory analysis and demand planning into your operations, you can benefit from improved customer satisfaction, enhanced brand image, better cash flow, increased sales, reduced cycle times, and improved profitability. These improvements also provide a competitive advantage, reduce warehouse footprint and associated costs, and decrease provisions for obsolescence. Determining optimum inventory levels through this approach enables you to achieve your supply chain objectives effectively.

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