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Inventory optimization is a delicate balancing act to cut costs yet keep service levels up

Russell W Goodman

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Subtitle: Afraid to let safety stocks get too low, companies often get overwhelmed by their inventory. New ideas, processes and technologies in inventory management can solve that.

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Subtitle: Afraid to let safety stocks get too low, companies often get overwhelmed by their inventory. New ideas, processes and technologies in inventory management can solve that.

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Subtitle: Afraid to let safety stocks get too low, companies often get overwhelmed by their inventory. New ideas, processes and technologies in inventory management can solve that.

Key concepts: Business, Service (business), Operations management, Marketing, Subtitle, Operations research, Computer science, Economics

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