Decoupling inventory is the strategic buffer stock of subassemblies and WIP that could be used when suppliers are unavailable, when there are internal disruptions like machinery breakdown, or when demand is greater than expected. It allows companies to prevent all-around stoppages and mitigate the bullwhip effect.
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Return on Investment (ROI) for MRP software
What is an Accounting Manual?
Predictive Maintenance, Preventive Maintenance, or Firefighting – What’s the Best?
Building an ERP Implementation Team for Manufacturing
Advantages and disadvantages of using MRP system
ERP and MRP Implementation – How to Analyze Your Internal Processes
Calculating Cost of Goods Sold in Manufacturing
What are accounting source documents?
Case Study: LimeLife by Alcone (L’Occitane’s Company)
Material Requirements Planning and Manufacturing Resource Planning difference
Why Material Requirements Planning is So Important?
Production planning: forward or backward scheduling?
Production Planning Methods
Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) – best practices for inventory classification
Top 5 Manufacturing Production Software for Small Business
Inventory Valuation Methods – Finding the Right Method
MRP I vs. MRP II: What’s the Difference?
Advantages and Disadvantages of Cloud-Based Manufacturing Software
8 Major Benefits of MRP for Manufacturing Business
Forecasting Practice in Manufacturing Business
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