Cycle counting instead of the Sunday audit
The full stock count is a ritual: shop closed, everyone in on a Sunday, a number at the end that nobody quite believes. There is a better way to spend the same hours, and there is published support for it.
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The full stock count is a ritual: shop closed, everyone in on a Sunday, a number at the end that nobody quite believes. There is a better way to spend the same hours, and there is published support for it.
Every argument for taking stock control seriously rests on one premise: that the number in your system is usually not the number on your shelf. That premise has been measured, by academics, at a retailer that already had a real system.