The inventory you have on-hand and on-order and the history of that activity in QAD is the basis of everything that you do to procure, build, sell, and create value for your customers and yourselves. Join us as we take a look at the basic aspects of Inventory Control in QAD. We’ll explore: Inventory transactions […]
Capital Safety Handles a 35% Sales Increase without Adding or Overworking their Master Scheduler Staff Life was complicated for the Master Schedulers at Capital Safety US in 2010 when the normal 10-15% Spring sales surge hit 35% and stayed at that level for the rest of the year. Certainly, this was a wonderful situation for […]
Successful Inventory Management is a real juggling act. Inventory managers try to meet conflicting needs and please factions from a variety of areas within the company. While financial managers are harping about keeping costs low and cash flow fluid, the warehouse wants to stockpile items to insure quick availability. The production team is looking to […]
Did you know… A satisfied customer will tell 5 other people about his/her satisfaction, but a dissatisfied customer will tell 9 other people? That’s a sobering thought in an age when competition is fierce. In fact, statistics show that just one satisfied customer can bring a company two new ones, but an unsatisfied one can cost it […]
In this article we going to review a situation, when one business unit has to maintain a certain lever of product inventory at another business unit. Both companies, Customer Business Unit (BU) and Supplier BU, are running QAD ERP. This could be a single QAD ERP system with different domains or two completely different QAD […]
