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Use of Stock Keeping Units (SKU) in Inventory Referencing   17-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPTX)
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  1. Discover why you should use SKU referencing
  2. Understand how best to create SKU referencing
  3. The best practices in implementation of SKU

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This product (Use of Stock Keeping Units [SKU] in Inventory Referencing) is a 17-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPTX), which you can download immediately upon purchase.

Startup organization with a small volume of goods (being in retail, production...) generally consider operations as being the things which happen anyway. They sometimes postpone the building of their operational systems to later (when they have time). This is a big mistake.

One of the main bases in inventory management is the use of SKU or Stock Keeping Units referencing. It is certainly the first tool to use if you don't want to get lost in a sea of descriptions and lose track of the items you sell, those you use for production, the ones of your clients, or even the ones you will be using yourself.

Inventory management can become quite complex if you don't use the right tools from the start.
That presentation will give you the keys to understand:
•  why SKU referencing is important
•  how to build a proper SKU referencing system
•  how to implement it and some best practices

Once you get that under control, you can build and control your inventory management system from any software or database.

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Source: Best Practices in Inventory Management PowerPoint Slides: Use of Stock Keeping Units (SKU) in Inventory Referencing PowerPoint (PPTX) Presentation, Kaizen Consult


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We are a boutique consulting firm serving customers and partners across the African continent. Registered in Belgium, with a long-standing experience in Africa and working in countries such as Kenya, DR Congo, or Senegal, among many others, we provide our expertise to solve Supply Chain and Operations issues. [read more]

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