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November 25, 2024

 Cut inventory without hurting revenue


Throughput #4

Cutting inventory to the correct minimum levels that also ensure availability.

Planning to cut inventory before the end of the year?

We get it – it juices your results, boosting inventory turns – at least on paper.

But it also creates a problem when January rolls around. You start the year without the inventory you need to make what you need to make. 

Then the crazy rush is on. You spend the first quarter bringing in inventory to right the ship. 

And at the end of next year, it’s the same thing all over again.

A better way to the results you want

Instead of simply slashing inventory, this is the right time to take a good, hard look at your inventory position and reduce it – the right way – without losing revenue early in the new year. 

Your better strategy is to cut inventory to the correct minimum levels that also ensure availability.

(And, no, a min-max approach won’t get you there.)

But our Roadrunner Rx Inventory Management Service can.

Send us your inputs and we’ll show you exactly where you have too much inventory and where you don’t have enough, so you’re in an ideal position to start the new year. 

Our inventory imbalance report is free – just email me, or request your report here and let’s get started.

You’ll be able to cut inventory AND replenish stock to the right targets for a successful 2025.

It’s the sure-fire way to have your cake, and eat it too.

Thanks for reading – I look forward to connecting with you.

— Jack Warchalowski, Montera CEO
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