It’s easy to see why manufacturers and wholesalers might be jealous of the simpler industries.
With intricate logistic networks and an enormous range and depth of items and stock to manage, things can get messy if you’re not in control.
It’s easy to see why manufacturers and wholesalers might be jealous of the simpler industries.
With intricate logistic networks and an enormous range and depth of items and stock to manage, things can get messy if you’re not in control.
Staying on top of your inventory might not be the most exciting part of running a business – but it’s still one of the most important.
So we’ve put together a few stock management tips to help you cut costs, smooth out sales, and free up cash for the parts of your business that really need it.
Ever since we have had computers, business have been looking for ways to use them to; get an edge on the competition, speed up operations, cut cost and increase profits. Developers have been happy to oblige, creating huge off the shelf and bespoke systems each designed to add value to a company in a verity of ways.
These systems have come at a cost that has made them an unapproachable option for many small and medium businesses. Leading smaller companies to have to “make-do” with paper and simple excel based systems. There have been many developments in the last few years with cloud-based business systems that have caused a drastic shift in this paradigm.
It is now almost redundant to say that a website is an important tool for any business in the modern era. Websites are a great platform to market your business, to build an audience and inform them about developments in your business, for attracting new business from prospects (both locally and worldwide) and can create opportunities to further monetise your business through e-commerce, affiliation and advertising. You can also utilise the mass data of internet users, to pinpoint target your advertisements to your key demographic on social media and through PPC adverts.