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The Effect of Integrated Warehouse Operation Efficiency on Organizations Performance
Author(s) -
Mr. Mengistu Guliti Buba,
Debi Prasad Das,
Mr. Sanjaya Kumar Ghadai,
A. K. Bajpai
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of recent technology and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2277-3878
DOI - 10.35940/ijrte.b2461.078219
Subject(s) - inventory management , business , perpetual inventory , operations management , competitive advantage , stock (firearms) , inventory turnover , inventory theory , marketing , process management , inventory control , economics , finance , stock exchange , engineering , mechanical engineering
Worldwide several firms have suffered a lot of problems in inventory management which concerns their operational achievement. Good inventory management is a means to improve customer service and reduce stock. The objective of inventory management is to handle it in a most reasonable cost and remove the constant accumulations for continuous developments. This paper brings out how to assess the effect of integrated inventory management practices on organizations representation of some selected universities in Amhara region, Ethiopia. To remain competitive, inventory accounts needs a huge capital of an organization and must have a good management in the overall flow of resource from the initial purchase to final usage. Generally, the goal of every business is to hold little inventory and keep their business running. So, those universities in this region have hold a little inventory and make their organizations run well, even determine how much they do have in their store and determine for how long it will serve them.

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