Part II: In times of prosperity, businesses like to contemplate and plan for growth. Unfortunately, there is often a lack of promotible employees. In order to realize potential, a company must invest in recruitment, retention and education like never before.
In times of prosperity, businesses like to contemplate and plan for growth. Unfortunately, there is often a lack of promotible employees. In order to realize potential, a company must invest in recruitment, retention and education like never before.
This article is all about using data analytics to look for sales opportunities in your existing customers.
Part 1: Leveraging the current business slowdown for strategic improvements, the focus is on addressing inventory accuracy and surplus management, emphasizing the need for cycle counting programs to enhance accuracy, and providing insights on analyzing and reducing surplus in slow-moving items, urging businesses to make the most of this time for future success.
Part 2: In the conclusion of this series, key considerations for businesses during slowdowns include liquidating dead inventory, implementing perpetual dead stock management, exploring variable compensation for teams, and reviewing energy consumption for cost reduction, highlighting the need for proactive measures in challenging economic times.
Jason will help you define new ways to look at your successes. You will be able to set realistic achievable goals with your team.
Navigating the shift to a remote workforce prompted by Covid-19, distribution managers face challenges in managing team preferences for remote work, emphasizing the need for clear performance standards and creative initiatives to maintain cohesion and inclusion.
There are some great ways to help your company and teams better deal with and use your software no matter the program.
There are many different schemes for managing inventory in a multilocation company
What percentage of your distribution software are you currently utilizing? If you have no idea or think you do discover that by understanding the reporting functions of your distribution software is just one of the ways to bump up your system utilization.
