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Insights on inventory management, manufacturing, and supply chain operations.

Inventory Management and COVID-19: How to weather the pandemic

Summary: In this article, you’ll learn strategies for adapting your inventory management techniques to help weather the COVID-19 tumult. These methods include adjusting forecasts, diversifying supply chain networks, and reevaluating existing measures of safety stock, lead times, and EOQs. Furthermo

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8 min read

Why ERP isn’t the business solution you think it is

In this article, we’ll see how reliance on ERP systems as a core management solution can cost your company big both in the short term and the long term and can do irreversible damage to business. Case studies of companies deemed “too big to fail” prove that ERP failures can do massive damage to even the most robust of companies.

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7 min read

What is a purchase order?(and how it differs from an invoice)

Summary: In this article, you’ll learn the definition of a purchase order, different types of purchase orders, how purchase orders differ from invoices, purchase order processes and how purchase orders work, and the basics of purchase order accounting What is a purchase order? In the worlds o

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What Is Inventory Management & Why It's Important

Summary: In this blog post, you’ll learn about inventory management. Topics include what is inventory management, why it’s important in 2020, inventory management amid the covid-19 pandemic, inventory accounting, inventory management techniques and best practices. What exactly is inventory manag

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10 min read

The Challenges That Come With Inventory Management

The internet has created new jobs, new opportunities, and new businesses—and one of them is that of the online retailer or e-tailer. In the US alone,1.8 million e-tailersare selling their products on e-commerce platforms or marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay. Online retailing faces new challen

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How To Avoid The Most Common Inventory Blunders

Direct-to-consumer (D2C) companies have to constantly fulfill orders in the multiple channels on which they sell. This presents a lot of challenges as you’ll have to always be aware of the amount of stock you currently have and where it is located. You also have to consider if you have the ability

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