Inventory Management Learning Block 3 Practice Questions Flashcards
Inventory Control: Learning Block 3 Practice Questions
Inventory control is defined as:
Managing the supply, storage, and accessibility of materials to meet customer’s needs
To aid in inventory control, inventory personnel often utilize Pareto’s principle, which asserts that:
When analyzing a large group of items, most of the activity will be concentrated in a relatively small number of items
Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) are computer systems that utilize specialized inventory software used to:
Track inventory levels, orders, sales, and deliveries
Cross-docking is utilized to:
Sort and ship manufacturing components, customer orders, or other products as they are received, without ever being stored
The primary purpose of semi-permanent storage is for the:
Storage of buffer or safety stock
Good record keeping is a reflection of the:
Overall inventory system
Counting the entire inventory at the same time is defined as:
Physical inventory
Many warehouses use RFID technology and place microchips on products to:
Identify and track items in an inventory control system
Cycle counting is defined as which process?
Systematic counting of each item carried in stock at least once per year at a planned interval or frequency
Inventory control systems provide control for SKUs (stock keeping units), which are defined as:
Items that are exactly identical in form, fit, and function