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Books > Business & Economics > Business & management > Management of specific areas > Distribution & warehousing management
This book is a discussion of how new costing and profit analytics
are used to produce stellar profit gains. It's a collection of the
most useful and important techniques leaders and owners of
wholesale or distribution companies can use to build profits and
cash flow. The new technology of Line Item Profit Analytics (LIPA)
opens new doors for executives and managers to directly measure and
control the profit generated in every increment of their
businesses. Combined with Quantum Profit Management--the system of
strategies and tactics driven by the information profit analytics
reveals--companies have produced record earnings and
industry-leading growth. For the first time, it's literally
possible to make money on every single activity in a business. This
gives companies the opportunity to dominate their markets in ways
that have never been possible. With dozens of examples of advanced
profit reports, the book illustrates how analytics are used to
translate information into action that produces stellar profit
gains. This book is not a course on creating analytics--it's a
course on what to do with them to get fast, significant, and
sustainable results. An easy read, the book documents the best of
this knowledge so that you can employ it in your quest for
extraordinary profit gains...
Without supply chain our lives today would hardly be the same.
Companies and organizations profit from higher cost efficiency and
turnover, consumers profit from more affordable products and
services to name just a few of the advantages supply chain brings.
There are many different business processes in the supply chain
which work together to achieve these advantages. This booklet
provides an overall explanation of the business processes in the
supply chain and how they are interlinked with each other. It is a
guide for everyone who wants to understand the supply chain in its
completeness. The business process diagrams of the processes
described are available for download at
www.criticalea.com/supplychain.
Wholesale Distributors in the knowledge-based lines of trade
(Electrical, Automation, Fluid Power, Power Transmission,
Industrial Mill Supplies, Plumbing and Heating and other) face a
tough decision. As market forces, demographics, alternative
channels and the internet push against their half-century old model
of value-added services wrapped into margins, wholesale
distributors must change revenue model or perish. This manifesto
brilliantly outlines the thoughts of Distribution Expert Frank
Hurtte on the need for modifying current strategies.
Avoid having too little or too much stock on hand with this guide
to inventory management and optimization with SAP ERP! Start by
managing the stock you have through replenishment, goods issue,
goods receipt, and internal transfers. Then plan for and optimize
your future by avoiding bottlenecks, setting lead times, using
simulations, and more. Finally, evaluate your operations using
standard reports, the MRP Monitor, and KPIs. Keep your stock levels
just right! Key Inventory Processes: Understand essential business
processes like good receipt, goods issue, internal stock transfer,
reservations, and using materials documents. Then map these
processes to their specific master data settings like service
levels and lot size. Planning and Optimization: Learn how the
entire supply chain influences inventory planning, and jump into
methods and tools for inventory optimization including SAP ERP
Add-On tools for simulations and inventory cockpits. Monitoring,
Reporting, and Analysis: Employ Logistics Information Systems
methods to control and monitor inventory, use the MRP Monitor for
inventory analysis, and calculate key indicators to measure
inventory performance. Highlights: Inventory management Inventory
optimization Supply chain management Goods receipt/goods issue
(GR/GI) Stock transfer SAP ERP Add-Ons Lot size Demand planning
Material requirements planning (MRP) MRP Monitor Key performance
indicators (KPIs)
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