Comprehensive Inventory Management2022-12-13T18:56:02-06:00

Comprehensive Administration of Inventories​

Objectives:​

  •  To improve the inventory management methodology.​
  •  Learn how to stratify inventories.​
  •  Understanding how to evaluate inventory​​

Intended for:​

  •   Personnel involved with inventory management.​

At the end of the course:​

  •  The participant may manage inventories appropriately.​
  •  The participant will know how to evaluate an inventory.​
  •  Participants will learn how to calculate inventory costs.​

Module 1: Introduction to Inventory Management.​

Understand what inventory is and how it should be managed.​

  1. Introduction to Supply Chain and demand management.​
  2. What is an Inventory?​
    • The aims of inventory management.​
    • Basic concepts of inventory management.​
  1. Purpose of the inventory.​
  2. Types of items in inventory​
    • Inventory Models by Form.​
      • Raw materials.​
      • Product Finished.​
      • Product in process.​
      • MRO.​
    • Inventory models as per their function.​
      • Anticipation Inventory.​
      • Safety Stock.​
      • Inventories by batch size.​
      • Transport inventory.​
      • Buffer inventory.​
  1. Inventory management costs.​
    • Order costs​
    • Storage costs​

Module 2: Introduction to Inventory Management. (cont.)​

Understand what inventory is and how it should be managed.​

  1. Inventory in Monetary Terms.​
    1. FIFO​
    2. LIFO​
    3. Average cost​
    4. Specific cost.​
    5. Standard cost.​

Module 3: Inventory Stratification.​

We'll know about ABC's inventory classification methodology.​

  1. ABC (80-20) classification.​
  2. Physical location of inventory.​
    • Types of location systems.​
      • Memory systems.​
      • Fixed location systems.​
      • Zoning systems.​
      • Random location systems.​
      • Combined systems.​
    • Keys to effectively linking stockkeeping units with the addresses of location.

Module 4: Inventory Stratification. (cont.)​

We'll know about ABC's inventory classification methodology.​

  1. Resupply method.​
    1. Identification of inventory policies.​
    2. Safety Stock Calculation​
    3. Inventory model for independent demand.​
    • Reorder point.​
    • Maximum and minimum.​
    • Economic order quantity.​
    1. Inventory model for dependent demand.​
    • Materials Requirement Planning (MRP)​
    • MRP II system.​
    • Just in Time.​
    1. Supply sources.​
    • Strategic Procurement​
    • Tactical Procurement.​
    • Supply risk and financial impact matrix.​
    • Determining order quantities in an environment of rising prices or speculation.​

Module 5: Measuring Inventory Management.​

Learning how to properly evaluate the inventory.​

  • Performance Indicators of the Inventory Management System.​
    • Inventory discrepancies.​
    • Loss Control.​
    • Warehouse usage.​
    • Shortages.​
    • Rotation.​
  • Inventory count types.​
    • Test count.​
    • Total inventory.​
    • Annual inventory.​
    • Cyclic inventory. ​
  • Cycle Counting Methods.​
    • Control point.​
    • Localization audit.​
    • Random Selection.​
    • A decline in population.​
    • Product categories.​
    • ABC classification.​
  • Information necessary for the inventory.​
  • Accuracy in inventory records and the impact of poor inventory management.​

Module 6: Lean Philosophy for Improving Inventory Management.​

Know the tools and methodologies that Lean Philosophy provides for improvement and optimization inventory.​

  1. Introduction to Lean Philosophy.​
  2. The 5's, the principle of excellence.​
  3. Inventory management through Kanban.​
  4. PNC management policies.