The December LMI reading, at 54.2 (a reading above 50 indicates growth is occurring), falling 1.5% from November’s 55.7 reading, representing the lowest rate of LMI expansion going back to April 2024.
Not a subscriber? Apply online today. At its core, inventory management sounds straightforward enough: order products, store them somewhere, sell them to your customers and restock them as needed.
Why did nearshoring fall short after the pandemic, while inventory buffering and regional warehousing reshaped global supply ...
Last-mile fulfillment provider OneRail recently introduced a solution, OmniPoint Inventory Visibility, designed to help prevent inventory shrinkage, the discrepancy between recorded inventory and ...
Traditional supply chain systems have promised end-to-end visibility and self-service analytics for years, but the experience ...
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A well-known market intelligence company, Infiniti Research, has announced the completion of its latest success story on inventory management solution. The client, a logistics ...
Inventory accuracy is the variance between perpetual inventory and physical inventory. It is an important part of supply chain management because organizations that allow their inventory accuracy to ...
A mid-sized manufacturer of dried fruit and juice products was running high inventory and below target customer delivery metrics. The primary reason was that its inventory management operations in the ...
In 2021, U.S. business inventories dropped to near historic lows, and the costs associated with storing, transporting and financing goods rose considerably. But the logistics sector has begun to ...
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