2. The customer's safety inventory should be equal to or higher than the customer's actual sales volume in the last visit cycle (in order to ensure that the continuous goods are not overstocked, the safety inventory is generally equal to 65438+ 0.5 times the customer's actual sales volume in a visit cycle);
3. Customer purchase quantity = safety stock quantity-existing stock quantity. Namely: reasonable purchase quantity = [(last inventory+last inventory)-current inventory ]× 1.5 times-current inventory.
4. In the course of operation, there are many reasons for goods being pressed or out of stock, but the "sacrifice" caused by poor inventory management is the most meaningless. If we can standardize the system and strengthen management, then this kind of loss can be avoided or reduced.
5. Inventory refers to goods actually stored in the warehouse. Reasonable inventory refers to the inventory control in a moderate quota and inventory turnover rate.
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Inventory cycle management:
Inventory cycle management is to ensure the continuity of production and realize the economy of inventory through inventory cycle control model. Inventory is divided into single-cycle storage and multi-cycle inventory according to whether it is single-cycle demand or multi-cycle demand. The inventory control of single-cycle demand materials is single-cycle inventory management, and the inventory control of multi-cycle materials is multi-cycle inventory management.
The so-called single-cycle demand refers to the demand that only occurs in a short period of time or has less deposits, also known as one-time order quantity. One-cycle demand in industrial enterprises generally has the following two situations: the demand for something that happens occasionally, such as Christmas cards, and the frequent and uncertain demand for something with a short life cycle.
Such as perishable goods or other expired goods with short life cycle, such as periodicals and daily newspapers. The so-called multi-cycle demand refers to the repeated and continuous demand for a certain kind of inventory for a long enough time, so that its inventory demand must be continuously supplemented. Multi-cycle demand is ubiquitous in industrial enterprises.
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