Inventory Management school training courses in Boston, MA (public, in-house or online)

Cutting-edge inventory control techniques are delivering results that go far beyond initial expectations. Explore the latest methods for saving money, satisfying customers and speeding up the flow of inventory. Learn how to take days¡ªnot hours¡ªout of the manufacturing and distribution cycle. Discover how to apply today¡¯s most exciting stockless production techniques.

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This module gives an analytical understanding on how to manage the inventories to ensure neither funds are blocked in this asset nor the firm falls short of inventories. This helps the user understand:
Basics of inventory
Costs associated with inventories
Determination of various levels of inventory
Time of ordering inventory
Quantity to be ordered
Analysis of Discount & Quantity to be ordered
Duration: 1 hour

This two-part course will cover the entire Inventory Management module from setup to processing. You’ll be able to take advantage of the power and usability of Inventory with skills that will increase your productivity and save you valuable processing time. You will learn all of the important fundamentals of this application.

This course will teach the student to have an overall understanding of the principles of inventory management. This course will also illustrate the principles of managing inventory effectively and accurately while introducing supply chain management concepts. Supply chain processes, supply chain management, and supply chain partnerships will be discussed.

As one course among many offered in the American Management Association¡¯s curriculum, Fundamentals of Inventory Management and Control, Third Edition, has been written to introduce the new stockroom/warehouse manager, the nonfinancial inventory control individual, or the small business owner to the fundamental nature of inventory from a financial, physical, forecasting, and operational standpoint. The ultimate goal of this course is to present immediately usable information in the areas of forec...

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