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Root Causes of Inventory Errors: The Usual Suspects
Inventory errors aren’t just inconvenient—they’re costly. For manufacturers and distributors, even minor discrepancies can ripple through the supply chain, disrupting production schedules, inflating costs, and eroding customer trust. So why do these errors keep happening?

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
Sep 62 min read
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From Chaos to Clarity: How to Achieve 95%+ Inventory Accuracy with a Health Check
This Inventory Process Health Checklist is designed to help you proactively diagnose weak spots, uncover hidden costs, and align your operations with best practices. Whether you're implementing a new ERP system or still using a legacy one, this guide provides a structured approach to assessing data integrity, fulfillment accuracy, and inventory control, enabling you to make informed decisions and drive sustainable growth.

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
Aug 303 min read
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Stop Relying on Vendor Labels: Take Control of Your Inventory Now
Using your own custom-designed label for all raw materials is one of the most effective ways to boost inventory accuracy and streamline operations. Here's why it matters.

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
Aug 272 min read
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Cycle Counting Inventory: Eliminate Year-End Inventory Hassles Efficiently
For many companies on a standard calendar fiscal year, this is the time of year to check ending inventory balances and quantities on hand.

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
Dec 27, 20242 min read
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Inventory Counts: The Difference Between Count Tags and Count Sheets.
Inventory Counts: The Difference Between Count Tags and Count Sheets.

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
Nov 21, 20243 min read
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Inventory Accuracy Simplified: What is it, Where is it, and How Many?
Inventory accuracy, or more precisely, Inventory Record Accuracy (IRA), is one of the most common pain points businesses face today.

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
Nov 7, 20245 min read
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Inventory Count Preparation Tips: How to Ensure Accurate Stock Counts.
Below are some general guidelines and tips for preparing a spot count, cycle count, or year-end physical inventory.

Roger Pujol, CPIM, CSCP
May 30, 20243 min read
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