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    departments or groups do not want to share information or knowledge with other individuals in the company. Silo mentality manifest “I win, you lose” (Wisner el at 2006). It is considered as one of the most significant obstacle to overcome the supply chain management (Cachon, 2006). - Lack of information visibility along the supply chain members is a common problem. For example, the technical team of the company is doing erection job in some region without informing to the RSE who will ensure the…

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    INTRODUCTION Material handling involves short-distance movement within the confines of a building or between a building and a transportation vehicle. It utilizes a wide range of manual, semi-automated, and automated equipment and includes consideration of the protection, storage, and control of materials throughout their manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, consumption, and disposal. Material handling can be used to create time and place utility through the handling, storage, and control of…

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    2.1. What are the main causes of inventory stock-outs at warehouses? According to Tourtoulo, Laurent, & Mace (2006, p. 20), human errors are the main cause of stock-outs incidents, due to workforces’ intervention in daily warehouse tasks, including forecasting and order picking. Therefore, the possibilities of stock-outs occurrence increases when inaccurate data is manually collected. In conformity, a study conducted by Kang & Gershwin (2004, p. 19) reached the same conclusion, as its findings…

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    the organization and setup trial runs to verify the results of the model. This provides all the departments enough time to adapt to the situation and tackle the hurdles which arise during the implementation of the model. It is essential for the management to improve their performance, understand its KPIs and work accordingly. Looking at the current structure the KPIs for Barilla could be arranged in the following order of…

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    utilizes its money related assets to make deals, the higher number is the better. Production network experts likewise utilize this metric in stock administration capacity. For the most part acknowledged computation is [Cost of Goods Sold/Average Inventory] Stock Turnover of Amazon versus Apple Inc The above picture demonstrates that the stock turnover of Amazon and Apple is 10 and 59 separately (cost of merchandise sold of advanced substance/downloadable items are barred). From the face…

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    CHALLENGES FACED BY TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN INDIA: The challenges or problems faced by different textile industries in India are: 1) Cotton industry: a) Cotton production in India is uncertain. It fluctuates depending on weather conditions. This makes the raw material supply irregular. b) Cotton produced in India is not of fine quality. For fine fabrics, we need to import cotton from other countries. c) Textile industries in our country are suffering from inadequate power supply. d) Indian…

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    5.3.3 Inventory Policy In this case, inventory policy constitutes of a standard set of rules and guidelines that offer a company with a framework of achieving more timely and well-founded decisions regarding the stock to purchase or manufacture, the place to distribute to the product customers and the price that the stock will cost (Olsson, 2014). The inventory policy that we have adopted will strengthen our position in purchasing stock as we have established the volume sales for each stock to…

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    CVS uses advanced technology tools, strategic partnerships and best practices gained through years of major acquisitions to make sure it keeps 7,300 retail locations stocked. Company has 18 distribution campuses of varying sizes. All of them strategically located throughout the United States. CVS operates their own trucks as well as third-party operators including Penske Corp., M&M Transport Services Inc. and Ryder. The company employs more than 8,200 logistics-related associates and its fleet…

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    The production department, usually factory manager informs the purchase department about the requirements of materials. The information is passed through the purchase intent issued by factory manager to the purchase manager. In case of regular product like stationary and small purchase, the store in charge issues the purchase intend giving a copy to the factory manager item specification, required quantity, name of the manufacture, approximate costs etc. are mentioned in the purchase intend. The…

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