INVENTORY CONTROL IN ENGLISH
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INVENTORY CONTROL
"Inventory
is defined as the blocked working capital of an organization or institution. It
is also known as the stock to ensure uninterrupted supply and work as a cushion
between estimated and actual demand of materials."
• Inventory is anything that is
acquired/purchased and held prior to use. It means all the material/supplies
recorded on registers by an organization and is kept in the stock for some
time.
• Inventory control is defined as stocking
adequate number of material so that they are available whenever required.
Inventory control is concerned with minimizing the total cost of inventory
management system and keeping a track of inventory.
• Inventory management system is defined as
the process of efficiently managing the flow of materials, effectively using
the equipment and availability of information of the whole process for
administrators.
OBJECTIVES OF INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
1.
To
have optimum level of inventory.
2.
To
supply required material in time.
3.
To
avoid shortage of stock.
4.
To
meet unforeseen future demand.
5.
To
minimize the inventory cost.
6.
To
provide maximum client’s service by meeting their demand timely.
7.
To
minimize the losses due to deterioration or damage of stock.
8.
To
make better utilization of available material.
9.
To
locate and dispose inactive and obsolete store items.
SETTING UP OF STOCK LEVELS
main stock
levels are –
Minimum
level –
Minimum
level is the minimum stock to be maintained for smooth functioning of the
institution
Minimum
level = reorder level – average usage per period × average time to obtain
delivery
Maximum
level –
Maximum
level is the level of stock beyond which the stock is not maintained.
Maximum
level = reorder level – expected minimum consumption × reorder quantity
Average
stock level -
Average
stock level is average of minimum and maximum level
Average
stock level = (Maximum level + Minimum level) / 2
Reserve
stock -
Reserve
stock is the excess usage requirement during normal lead time
Lead time
It is the
time spent between making the decision of stock replenishment and actual
availability of goods in the store
Safety
stock -
It is the
stock for usage at normal rate during the extension of lead time
Average
inventory
The average
inventory is the sum of safety stock and
half of the reorder quantity
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