Industry Terms
- Cost of Goods Sold (COGS), Definition, Calculation, Formula and Example
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Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) is a direct cost of the production of the goods or products sold by a company. This amount includes the additional material charges as well which are used for the delivery and packaging of the goods.
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- Capacity Requirement Planning – CRP
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What is Capacity Planning (CRP)? Capacity Planning is pre-planning done by a company in which it figures out how much it needs to produce, and determines if it is potential enough to meet those production goals. Capacity Planning, also termed as Capacity Requirement Planning (CRP), also refers to the outlining the estimation for each process […]
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- Carrying Costs
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Definition Carrying costs of inventory are all the expenses associated with holding inventory including maintenance, storage costs, warehouse costs, and scrap costs. Also called inventory costs, it is the cost incurred over a period of time by holding and storing inventory. This also includes insurance, opportunity costs, loss from theft and/or damage. An important profit […]
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- Cin7 Expert
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Cin7 experts exist to help your business thrive. Cin7 experts help your business with ecommerce, inventory management, accounting, and business process automation. They include agencies, advisors, and software consulting firms. Cin7 Experts are professionals with deep experience gained from implementing and advising hundreds of brands, retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers in over 75 countries around the […]
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- Composite Forecast
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What is Composite Forecast? Composite Forecast is a combination of blended forecasting methods (such as times series, casual, and/or judgmental) for a particular brand, product category or product, from different forecast streams. Forecast carried out following composite forecasting technique is based on the same historical data, but uses a different method. You cant always rely […]
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- Configure to Order
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Definition Configure to order is a manufacturing process where products are assembled and configured according to customer requirements. In today’s competitive market, consumers are demanding products that are tailored according to their own unique requirements. How does Configure to Order Work? The configure-to-order process is based on the concept of configure to order. This means […]
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- Consignment Inventory
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A consignment inventory is a specific stock that is in the possession of the customer or seller (the consignee) but yet owned by the supplier (a vendor or wholesaler). Here, the supplier sets up an inventory for the seller which remains at the supplier’s warehouse only (only when the product is sold on an eCommerce […]
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- Cost of Capital
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Accounting term used to describe annual Inventory holding costs
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- Cumulative Lead Time
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‘Lead Time’ is the amount of time between the initiation and completion of an operation or a process. So as the word ‘cumulative’ suggests, ‘Cumulative Lead Time’ is the longest length of time consumed to accomplish the activity in question. Let’s define cumulative lead time for order processing and manufacturing: Cumulative lead time for orders: […]
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- What is an Inventory Cycle Count?
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The flow of content: The Effects Of Scaling Up On The Inventory Management What Is Cycle Count Popular Approaches To Cycle Count Quick Steps For Proper Implementation Of Cycle Count In Inventory Management Best Practices For Implementation The Role Of Computerized Solutions In Modern Times Wrapping Up Cycle counting is one of the most crucial […]
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