Question
A company shifts from monthly bulk purchases of raw
material to frequent small deliveries that arrive exactly when needed for production. The main objective of this practice is to:Solution
This practice describesĀ Just-in-Time (JIT)Ā inventory management. By receiving frequent, small deliveries exactly when needed, a company minimizes the amount of stock sitting in a warehouse. This significantly reduces or eliminates:Ā
- Warehousing costs:Ā Rent, utilities, and labor required for storage.
- Financial costs:Ā Capital tied up in inventory (opportunity cost).
- Risk costs:Ā Potential for stock to become obsolete, damaged, or stolen while in storage
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