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Effective Inventory Management Concepts for Beginners
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Effective Inventory Management Concepts for Beginners

Essentials of Inventory Management
Created byPattabhi Raman
Last updated 5/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand fundamentals of Inventory management
  • Types of inventory
  • Inventory cost valuation
  • Cycle counting

Course content

1 section8 lectures1h 53m total length
  • Introduction15:26

    Introduction to Inventory

  • Purpose & Types of Inventory16:48


    Purpose & Types of Inventory

  • Inventory Valuation15:31

    Inventory Valuation

  • Obsolete Inventory Management15:13


    Dead stock management

  • Order Quantity15:01

    Order Quantity

  • MRP & ERP15:40

    MRP & ERP

  • Safety Stock13:09


    Safety stock calculations

  • Cycle Counting6:20


    Inventory counting

Requirements

  • No experience is needed ,anyone interested in SCM can learn

Description

Description


If you are a small business owner or a large retailer, you need to know how inventory management works. Inventory management is the process of tracking, controlling your company’s inventory as it is purchased, manufactured, stored, consumed. It controls  movement and flow of goods from the supplier to the storeroom to the consumer. In today’s competitive environment, inventory management is one of the core skills that will help your business thrive.


What is Inventory Management?


Inventory management is the process of tracking and controlling your company’s inventory as it is purchased, manufactured, stored, and consumed. It controls the entire flow of items, from purchase to sale, ensuring that you will always have the right quantities of the right item in the right location at the right time.


What is the workflow for inventory management?


Inventory management works on a basic level by tracking items, components, and ingredients across suppliers, stock on hand, manufacturing, and sales to ensure that stock is used as efficiently and effectively as appropriate. It may go as far as you need it to, such as studying the distinction between dependent and independent demand or predicting sales to plan ahead. But, in the end, it all comes down to your stock.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner Supply chain management