Warehouse Inventory Management is an important part of your logistics and its based on multiple factors. Suppose a warehouse manager cannot handle increased demand, sorting and delivery of orders then they could face the risk of losing customers. of course it’s too expensive to acquire a new space and optimizing available space with increased storage capacity can help solve these issues. In this blog we will explore how to make the best use of space to create a productive and profitable environment.
No doubt warehouse management can provide you the competitive advantage, there are different methods and First-In First-Out (FIFO) & Last-In First-Out (LIFO) are two standard methods of valuing a business’s inventory. We will here explore which method boost your profits and lower your tax burden. FIFO method is one most common method offering great advantages. This method assumes that the first items to enter inventory are the first to be sold or used. With the proper execution of a FIFO system, you will always achieve good stock rotation.
The last in, first out method of inventory management is the exact opposite of FIFO. It is better for nonperishable goods and uses current prices to calculate the cost of goods sold. LIFO only applies to stable goods that don’t apply to any timeline.
Optimizing Warehouse space is all about getting the right product to the right place at the right time. Analyze your inventory to determine which items are best managed with LIFO or FIFO. This will help you understand how to organize your warehouse shelves and optimize the use of space based on inventory movement.
Significant space savings occur when warehouse storage is optimized, refining the methodologies and optimizing the areas that need improvement is all it takes to increase performance and capabilities. Our innovative warehouse space optimization solution helps maximize space utilization, increase picking speeds, and improve productivity and efficiencies. Call Us for details.
