PPT-Inventory and Warehouse Processes

Introduction Inventory and warehouse management are closely related to the fulfillment and production processes Warehouses often supply raw materials to manufacturing Warehouses store and move finished and semifinished goods. Set 3: Advanced. Weekly . demand for DVD-Rs at a retailer is normally distributed with a . mean. of . 1,000. boxes and a . standard deviation . of . 150. . Currently, the store places orders via paper that is faxed to the supplier. Assume . Warehousing. Strategic warehousing . Warehouse operations. Warehouse ownership arrangements. Warehouse decisions. Warehousing overview. Traditionally viewed as a place to hold or store inventory. Contemporary view is the warehouse functions to mix inventory assortments to meet customer requirements. Mulvad. , Microsoft, Program Manager. Assembly Management in NAV 2013. April, 2012. In this Session. Assembly . Management – new feature. What is it about?. Who is it for?. Why is it useful? . Demos - highlights of design and functionality . Meaning of Warehousing. A warehouse is a structure where goods are stored. Warehousing is one of activities in supply chain management. Warehousing is a . procedure. . or a . process. of storing goods within a storage facility. Industrial Logistics (BPT 3123). Industrial Technology Management . Programme. Faculty of Technology. Chapter Outline. Introduction. Need for Warehousing Management. Primary Functions of Warehouse. Types of Warehouse. Unit 4: Warehouse Management . Module 1: Introduction to Warehouse Operations. Supply Chain Management. 4-1-2. Learning Objectives. Determine. the need for warehouses and inventory management. Introduction. Inventory and warehouse management are closely related to the fulfillment and production processes. Warehouses often supply raw materials to manufacturing. Warehouses store and move finished and semi-finished goods. Introduction. Inventory and warehouse management are closely related to the fulfillment and production processes. Warehouses often supply raw materials to manufacturing. Warehouses store and move finished and semi-finished good. Chris Barnes – Consultant, Product Support Services, QAD. Lean Warehousing. 2. The following is intended to outline QAD’s general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, functional capabilities, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functional capabilities described for QAD’s products remains at the sole discretion of QAD.. Hanafiah. 2. Materi. Function of Warehouse. Types of Warehouse. Structural Aspect. Functional Aspect. Warehouse Design. Warehouse Operation. 3. Function. Storage in Transit Inventory. Economic Service. Michael Cosby. Ja’Derekica Graham. Richard Luker. Warehouse Systems Analysis. May 3, 2011. CS470-Systems Analysis. Dr. D. Yessick. Use Cases . Use Case Narratives. Class Diagrams. . Prototype. HTML. Please contact Tim for Assistance. NAV Warehousing . a 10,000 Foot View. Kevin Fons. Sr. Application Consultant. kfons@innovia.com. John Grant. Sr. Application Consultant. jgrant@innvoia.com. Picture. Set 3: Advanced. Weekly . demand for DVD-Rs at a retailer is normally distributed with a . mean. of . 1,000. boxes and a . standard deviation . of . 150. . Currently, the store places orders via paper that is faxed to the supplier. Assume . Provide timely customer service. Keep track of items so they can be found readily & correctly. Minimize the total physical effort & thus the cost of moving goods into & out of storage. Provide communication links w/ customers.