INVENTORY TIME-PICNIC OR PANIC?

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Publicado: Oct 1, 1981
DOI: https://doi.org/10.35426/IAv08n42.07

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Robert J. Shaw
American Production and Inventory Control Society,USA

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Usually ONCE A year, near silence falls o ver the manufacturing area. Machines halt, forklift trucks crawl at a leísurely pace, phones just about stop ringing, and a small workforce appears to converse occasionally in hushed tones. Operations have stopped for a physícal inven­tory.

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Vol. 8 Núm. 42 (1981): Revista 42
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Robert J. Shaw, American Production and Inventory Control Society,USA

a principal in the New York office of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell 6 Company. A member of the American Production and Inventory Control Soci- ety, he was formerly associated with M. W. Kellogg Company as a staff industrial engineer and with General Motors Cor- poration as a sénior process and produc­ tion enginer.

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