These inventory management techniques will improve your inventory turnover ratio and transform frozen assets into cash! Cutting-edge inventory management techniques deliver results that go far beyond initial expectations. Explore the latest inventory management methods for saving money, satisfying customers and speeding up the flow of inventory. Learn how to take days—not hours—out of the manufacturing and distribution cycle. Discover how to apply today’s most exciting stockless production techniques. How You Will Benefit - Reduce your cost of inventory obsolescence
- Become truly responsive to your customers’ real needs
- Make your scheduling and shop loading more efficient
- Narrow the gap between sales and stock replacement
- Fine-tune your record-keeping accuracy for better inventory management
- Determine your exact material status and inventory dollar burden
What You Will Cover - The strategic role of inventory management techniques
- Establish the optimal inventory level
- Inventory planning and replenishment
- Distribution center and warehousing operations
- Inventory accuracy and audits
- Inventory management, measurement and reporting
- Inventory forecasting and demand management
- Lead-time analysis and reduction
Who Should Attend Factory and inventory control professionals, manufacturing and production control managers, industrial engineers, plant managers, material and purchasing managers, factory superintendents and customer/technical service managers who can benefit from enhancing their inventory management techniques.
Extended Training Description Learning Objectives - Understand the Strategic Purpose of Inventory, and the Processes UsedBy the Material Management Function to Align with the Internal/External Goals of the Firm
- Learn About Inventory Management Policies and ProceduresThat Establish the Reporting and Financial Controls Required By a Firm
- Understand the Role Played By the Materials Manager/Analyst in Meeting and Exceeding Internal CustomerRequirements and Expectations
- Learn the Critical Areaof Expertise Required of the Materials Management Function, the Knowledge Base Needed to Proactively Perform, Understand, and Manage the Inventory Cycle/SupplyChain of the Firm, and to Best Respond to Customer Demand
- Learn How to Ascertain and Analyze Factors That Affect the Supplier Riskof Carrying Inventory
- Learn About InventoryPatterns and ModelsUsed By Firms to Predict Demand for Inventory
- Learn About the Strategies to Plan Replenishmentof Inventory to Meet the Service Requirements of the Firm and Its Customers
- Understand the ConnectionBetween Inventory and Service and How to Calculate the Service Level Required By Your Firm to Meet a Certain Customer Satisfaction Level
- Learn How to Set an Inventory Safety StockLevel That Fits the Strategy of Your Firm
- Learn How to Design Information Systems to Support Your Firm’s Inventory Objectives
- Learn About Inventory Performance Factorsand How to Measure Them to Best Manage Inventory Performance
- Learn About How to UseTechniques to Predict DemandLevels and How to Calculate Optimum Inventory Levels to Meet Demand
- Learn How to Plan and Schedule Replenishmentof Inventory to Support Manufacturing/Distribution Operations That Meet the Bottom Line and Enhance Customer Satisfaction
- Learn About How to Measure and ReportInventory to the Firm’s Internal Customers
- Learn About How Inventory AccuracyIs Improved and About Techniques to Efficiently Report Inventory Information
- Learn about Tools to Forecast Demandand Ways to Increase the Material Manager’s Ability to Understand the Needs of the Firm’s Customers
- Understand the Impact of Inventory Throughputon Supply Chain Efficiency
- Learn About the Different Strategies Used to Manage Bottlenecks and ConstraintsThat Decrease the Amount of Inventory and Lead Time for Materials to the Firm
- Learn How to Reduce the Cost of Inventory Obsolescence
- Learn the Principles of Just-in-Timeand Practice with Others on Your Team to Improve the Management of Inventory in a Hypothetical Firm
The Strategic Role of Inventory Management - Understand the Purposes of, and the Processes Used for Inventory Management to Support Operations and Meet Customer Requirements
- Define the Typical Conflicting Goals of Inventory in Companies and Their Impact on Company Success
- Learn the Critical Areas of Expertise Required By the Materials Management Function to Proactively Perform, Understand, and Manage the Inventory Cycle/Supply Chain of the Firm
- Learn How to Build an Inventory Management Strategy That Is Consistent with the Goals of the Firms
- Learn the Proper Measurements for Inventory and Other Associate Costs Within a Company
Front-End Optimizing of Inventory Levels - Learn About Setting the Optimum Inventory Level to Support the Business Plan of the Firm
- Learn How to Forecast Demands for Inventory
- Calculate Demands from Forecasting Models
- Assess the Impact of "Lean" Systems and Throughput Velocity
- To Develop a Safety Stock Level to Support Customer Requirements That Is Consistent with the Customer Service Objectives of the Firm
- To Calculate Safety Stock Using the Mean Absolute Deviation
Systems for Inventory Planning and Replenishment - Understand the Various Types of Replenishment Techniques Used in Different Operational Environments
- Learn About Inventory Behavior and the Effect of Lot Sizes on Average Inventory Level
- Learn About the Relationship Between Lot Size and Lead Time on Inventory Levels
- Learn How to Remedy Surplus/Obsolescent Inventory and the Associated Costs to the Firm and Other Ways to Reduce Inventory Cost
- Complete an Exercise to Calculate Replenishment of Inventory Using the Time-Phased Order Point Method (TPOP)
- Complete an Exercise to Calculate Replenishment, Illustrating the Bill of Materials Set-Back Logic and the Materials Requirements Planning (MRP) Method
Automating Order Processes - See the Impact on Cost, Lot Size, and Inventory Levels When Order Costs are Automated
- Learn About Supplier Managed Inventories
- Discover the Benefits of Consignments and Stocking Agreements
- Study the New Tools of Electronic Commerce
- See How Obsolete Inventory Jobbers Can Help
- See How a Third-Party Logistics Firm Can Help
- Review On-Line Inventory Access for Customers and Suppliers
Distribution and Service Inventories - Define the Physical Distribution, Logistics Management (Supply Chain), and Demand Management
- Define Enterprise Resources for Integrated Planning of Inventory
- Learn How to Reduce the Cost of Carrying Inventory By Warehouse Layout and Design, Waste Elimination and Inventory Locator Systems Design
- Define Distribution Resource Planning (DRP) and Learn How to Use DRP Techniques to Replenish Inventory at Distribution Centers
- Complete an Exercise on Calculating DRP Requirements for a Hypothetical Warehouse Location to Meet Business Requirements
- Define the Value and Importance of Service Parts Management
Inventory Accuracy and Audits - Understand the Prerequisites Necessary for Inventory Control and Accuracy
- Compare the Benefits of Conducting Physical Inventory vs. Cycle Counting
- Learn the Steps to Follow in Getting Started with Cycle Counting to Audit Inventory on an Ongoing Basis
- Learn About the Procedures to Follow When Doing a Work-in-Process Inventory Audit
- Learn How to Use A-B-C Analysis to Detect, Identify and Control "Typical" Sources of Error in Inventory Reporting
- Establish Meaningful Inventory Accuracy Goals for the Firm to Follow
Just-in-Time and Inventory Process Improvement - Learn How JIT Systems Fit in the Firm
- Complete a JIT Simulation to Illustrate the Benefit of a JIT Systems Approach
- Learn About the Three Goals of Constraint Management Theory and How to Use Them to Improve Lead Times and Inventory Stocking Levels
- Learn About Business Strategies Such as Supplier Stocking, Pipe Lining, Consignment Inventories to Reduce Inventory Carrying Costs
- Conduct a Case Study on Implementing JIT Initiative at a Hypothetical Company
- Learn About Flow Charting and Inventory Balancing Techniques to Reduce the Amount of Inventory Required By a Firm
Training Course Seminar Workshop Provider Download Training Catalog 2009 |  |
Instructor
Schedule
| | September 1-3, 2009 | | | 3 days |
Venue
| | Kartika Chandra Hotel | | | Jakarta |
Tuition Fee
| Rp. | 4.800.000,- | | | per participant, excluding accommodation & tax. |
Registration
| | Send by email -or- fax to: | PT. FOCUS TRACO INDONESIA
Wisma Pakuan, Jl. Pakuan 12
BOGOR – 16143
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