Supply Chain Café: Investment in Inventory – Delicate Balance?
Supply Chain Café: Investment in Inventory – Delicate Balance?
Supply Chain Café by PICS Belgium & ABCAL
Supply Chain Café by PICS Belgium is an initiative of PICS Belgium supported by ABCAL, oriented to members and domain experts, with the goal to distribute knowhow discussing amongst peers. The PICS Supply chain Cafés are 1 hour’s interactive lunch sessions, where an industry expert is invited to present a supply chain topic in 20 minutes, followed by a lively debate among all participants.
Investment in Inventory – Delicate Balance?
Join us at the Supply Chain Café for an insightful webinar with Jelena Skuridina!
Imagine this: You’ve filled your warehouse with inventory, confident that you’re prepared for any situation. But what’s the biggest risk you might be overlooking?
Unpaid invoices—the leading cause of business failure in Belgium. Cash flow is critical. However, inventory ties up your cash. So, the question remains: Is inventory part of the solution, or is it the problem?
At this Supply Chain Café, we’ll dive into the essential metrics that can help you strike the perfect balance.
Together, we’ll explore the fundamentals of Holding Costs, Inventory Turns, and why these concepts are more important than ever. We’ll also uncover how to use them strategically to maximize your Return on Investment and ensure your inventory is working for you, not against you.
About the Speaker: Jelena Skuridina: Member of Executive Committee of Abcal and External member of Board of Directors of PICS Belgium
Supply Chain professional with international experience, MBA and WW recognized professional certifications: APICS CPIM, CSCP, and CDDL from Demand Driven Institute, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. Large experience in Logistics, Demand, Supply and Inventory management, Supply Chain strategy implementation, data analytics, Project management. Transformation / ERP / MRP and Projects management, Change management, People management and Continuous Improvement.
Sectors: Automotive, FMCG, Pharma, Services, Defense, Railway, Chemical and Steel industry