ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the latest episode of the Inventory Edge podcast, the discussion revolves around the often-overlooked hidden costs associated with inventory management. The speaker emphasizes the importance of acknowledging these costs, which include tighter capital, obsolescence, and operational expenses. They highlight that without clear ownership of the inventory problem, finding effective solutions becomes nearly impossible. The episode stresses that both ownership of the issue and the responsibility for the solution must align to drive successful outcomes.
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