Sentence examples for inventory shrinkage from inspiring English sources
One is a reduction in inventory "shrinkage"—the industry's polite term for pilfering.
Inventory "shrinkage" is the term that acknowledges and measures the fact that most inventory records show more goods have entered an inventory than can be found.
The blame lies not with packaging makers, or even the product manufacturers, but with retailers that would rather see some of their customers suffer injuries than have to suffer too much "inventory shrinkage" — that is, theft.
While there's no certainty that book sales are on the rise this summer, unfortunately there's inferential evidence that there's no shrinkage of "inventory shrinkage" in bookstores, and it may be rising.
We saw strong correlations between indicators of bad jobs, such as high turnover and frequent last-minute schedule changes, and costly operational problems, such as stockouts, inventory shrinkage and inaccuracies, and low conversion rates (the percentage of customers who buy something).
"While roughly one third of all inventory shrinkage is caught on video, less than 1% of that video is ever actually looked at.
The present study investigates the issue of multiple sourcing and proposes mathematical models based on considering factors such as net price, transportation costs, inventory costs and shrinkage problems.
Inventory losses (i.e., shrinkage) or gains should be considered positive or negative operating expense of the operation.
Among the RFID solutions developed by IDENTEC companies are: the prevention of heat-related illness in athletes, rescue personnel and industrial workers; shrinkage control, inventory, and beverage management in the hospitality industry, and real-time tracking of fresh foods from field to fork.
A random error, representing a stock loss, such as shrinkage or spoilage, reduces the physical inventory at each location in each period.
In a 2014 study, the NRF said that shoplifting accounted for 38% of shrinkage (all lost inventory), or about $44bn in losses.
