Spreadsheet Models for Managers


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ISpreadsheet Models for Managersf you use Excel to model businesses, business processes, or business transactions, this course will change your life. You'll learn how to create tools for yourself that will amaze even you. Unrestricted use of this material is available in two ways.

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Spreadsheet Models for Managers


Kinds of Inventory 11/4
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  • Raw materials and purchased parts for use in finished goods
  • Work in process (partial assemblies)
  • Finished goods
  • Maintenance inventory
  • Internally generated vs. externally acquired inventory

Here are some examples of inventory types. As you can see, their uses vary, and the importance of those uses can affect the choice of inventory strategy.

In manufacturing, for example, you might have heard of the JIT, or Just-In-Time, inventory strategy. In this strategy, you plan to receive the material just before you need it. It's a sensible strategy for inventories of material used to assemble manufactured products, but it makes no sense at all for the maintenance inventory you need to keep that assembly line's machines running. For that inventory, you want to be absolutely certain that the material is on hand, even in an emergency, so as to limit down time.

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Last Modified: Wednesday, 08-Feb-2012 04:40:26 EST

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