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Inventory analysis is the systematic evaluation of a company's stock levels, movements, and management practices.

Our previous blog about Inventory Analysis covered its definition and importance while exploring different methods and KPIs businesses use for stock optimisation and operational improvement.

Learn how to reduce picking errors in your warehouse with smarter layouts and real-time scanning tools. Discover MENA-specific strategies and case studies with Omniful WMS.

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Bonded warehouses serve as secure storage spaces where goods remain in their original state until import duty and tax payments are due.

Ever found yourself pondering the difference between Buffer Stock Vs Safety Stock, perhaps even wondering if there really is one? You’re certainly not alone if you have! It’s a common mix-up, and frankly, it happens to the best of us involved in stock management. While they share the goal of operational resilience, their applications, calculations, and strategic responsibilities in inventory forecasting are very different.

In today’s fast-paced eCommerce, retail, and logistics landscape, businesses need efficient systems to manage orders and inventory seamlessly. Two critical solutions that power these operations are Order Management Systems (OMS) and Inventory Management Systems (IMS).

What if you have a sudden spike in customer demand that catches your business off-guard, or a supplier’s shipment gets delayed by weeks? Without a safety net, your shelves remain empty, orders go unfulfilled, and revenue is lost. This is where safety stocks come into play, a vital component of contemporary inventory management that serves as your company’s protection against unpredictability.