Inventory Management Systems Flashcards

(7 cards)

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Maximum stock level:

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This is the most amount of inventory that can be held which will prevent overstocking

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Minimum stock level:

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This is the least amount of inventory that can be held which will prevent understocking

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Re-order level:

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This is when stock is re-ordered using EPOS and automaticlly re-ordering goods which prevents stock running out

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Re-order quantity:

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This is the amount that is ordered

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Lead time:

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This is the time between a new order being placed and the stock arriving

A shorter lead timeallows the business the rush orders

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Buffer inventory:

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This is the extra inventory below the minimum to be used in emergencies so production doesn’t stop

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What are factors affecting inventory levels?

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  • Maximum stock level depends on storage, cost and demand
  • Minimum stock levels depend on wastage, finance available and demand
  • The re-order level depends on the lead time, stock being held and bulk buying discounts
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