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An inventory system is basically a process whereby a business keeps track of the goods
and material it has available. In its simplest sense it can be done manually by a count at
the end of each day. In this way it is possible to keep a record of the goods coming in to
the business and goods being sold. However this is only really appropriate for small
businesses that do not have a lot of stock. For larger business it is more likely that a
used to operate businesses. In this era, manual transactions evolved into computerized
ones. Manual inventory systems turned out to be slow and inaccurate resulting to
problems like running out of stocks and slow computations of product prices being
bought by the customers. The degree of success of a business greatly depends upon
computer usage into more powerful and useful applications has made managing business
transactions a lot more efficient and easier. Today, businesses use the computer to assist
in controlling and monitoring many aspects of the businesses, since manual approach in
data processing could no longer meet the demands of increasing volume of transactions.
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Some problem of inventory management system include ensuring that a business does
not spend money on unnecessary product orders and tracking which products are selling
and which are not. Some problem are that it can be time consuming and that small
businesses with limited products may not need an inventory system. Statement of the
problem to inventory management system is that it requires constant attention
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the Micro Computer Shop. Six objectives for this project are:
To ensure that the supply of raw material & finished goods will remain
continuous so that production process is not halted and demands of customers are
duly met.
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To the Economy
The inventory management is important to the economy because it helps the company to
manage the products that is delivered,stored, sold, bought in/by the company that use it.If
you have too many products in your warehouse, you increase the risk that they will
become obsolete,damaged, spoiled or stolen before you can sell them all.
To the Technology
It will help to keep updated in such product in technology. Technology product must not
be outdated cause of its specs. There are products that are needed to be updatedYou cant
afford to be purely reactionary in your inventory management. You need to start planning
ahead and being proactive.
To the Society
Inventory management is the practice overseeing and controlling of the ordering, storage
and use of components that a company uses in the production of the items it sells.
Inventory management is also the practice of overseeing and controlling of quantities of
finished products for sale. A business's inventory is one of its major assets and represents
an investment that is tied up until the item sells.this is why it can contribute to our
society
To the Student
The students can use the proposal and reference if that will make another inventory
system . It can show how to preserve products. It will help the students to know what is
important to be listed , like time delivered, expiration date, and time sold of such
products.
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Scope
Regardless of which type of inventory system a company uses, the scope of the
inventory may change based on the strategic targets of the business. Scope may refer to
different aspects of how inventory counts are conducted or to the way inventory
information is used. A manufacturer of durable goods may use inventory information to
control the costs of raw materials and to maximize margins, while a food manufacturer
may prioritize fast turnover of inventory to ensure freshness. The importance of inventory
counts in those examples may require staff dedicated to inventory management, while a
small cleaning business may not need more than an occasional scan of its cleaning
supplies inventory to function efficiently.
Delimitation
Regardless of which type of inventory system a company uses, the scope of the
inventory may change based on the strategic targets of the business. Scope may refer to
different aspects of how inventory counts are conducted or to the way inventory
information is used. A manufacturer of durable goods may use inventory information to
control the costs of raw materials and to maximize margins, while a food manufacturer
may prioritize fast turnover of inventory to ensure freshness. The importance of inventory
counts in those examples may require staff dedicated to inventory management, while a
small cleaning business may not need more than an occasional scan of its cleaning
supplies inventory to function efficiently.
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Definition of Terms
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