- +65 8032 1255 +61 499598373
- Info@iA-InventoryAcademy.com
- Punggol, Singapore and Queensland, Australia.
About Us
iA – Inventory Academy
Terrence Walmsley is the founder of the iA-Inventory Academy and is based in our Singapore office. Terrence has over 40 years of hands-on and executive management experience in the industry. He has worked for multinational companies across most sectors. Terrence’s top 7 business focuses include-
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Safety
– Safety is crucial relative to the type of inventory (DG, food safety, code products, rotation, fragile, compatibility, etc.). Safety has no compromise—do it right, or don’t do it at all.
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MRP – Review Master Data field actives for effective use and limitations. There’s an old saying particularly relevant to Master Data: GIGO (garbage in, garbage out). What you’re not seeing is the hidden costs of garbage.
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KPIs, PIs, and Metrics – These are required as performance measures and for understanding processes. They are not only figures to gauge performance outputs by but also essential tools for improvement.
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Warehouse Use and Functions – Including SKU slotting logic and logistics. Real estate comes at a premium these days; thinking outside the box is essential.
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Communication – Structure, frequency, content. Timely, accurate, and reliable communications go a long way in delivering success. Learn to use it well.
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Training – Alignment to corporate strategy and remedial fixes. Constructive and meaningful training is a staff motivator.
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Culture – TQM, Lean, LSS. If a positive culture is non-existent in your organization, then you’re already fighting an uphill battle. Stop and regroup.
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Safety
– Safety is crucial relative to the type of inventory (DG, food safety, code products, rotation, fragile, compatibility, etc.). Safety has no compromise—do it right, or don’t do it at all.
- MRP – Review Master Data field actives for effective use and limitations. There’s an old saying particularly relevant to Master Data: GIGO (garbage in, garbage out). What you’re not seeing is the hidden costs of garbage.
- KPIs, PIs, and Metrics – These are required as performance measures and for understanding processes. They are not only figures to gauge performance outputs by but also essential tools for improvement.
- Warehouse Use and Functions – Including SKU slotting logic and logistics. Real estate comes at a premium these days; thinking outside the box is essential.
- Communication – Structure, frequency, content. Timely, accurate, and reliable communications go a long way in delivering success. Learn to use it well.
- Training – Alignment to corporate strategy and remedial fixes. Constructive and meaningful training is a staff motivator.
- Culture – TQM, Lean, LSS. If a positive culture is non-existent in your organization, then you’re already fighting an uphill battle. Stop and regroup.
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The book – “Inventory and Other Grocery Items” – is the reference source for most supply chain training courses and is available through Amazon Kindle. Let this book be your shining light in the supply chain industry.
Coming Soon - the 100 page series books
“Managing InventoryCosts: A Key Component of Your Financial Supply Chain Strategy”
“The Impact of Poor Inventory Management on Your Supply Chain and How to Fix It“
“Maximizing Efficiency and Minimizing Risk: A Guide to Supply Chain Planning”
“The Importance of Supply Chain Cost Management: Key Takeaways for Business Owners and Managers”.
“The Power of Data in Supply Chain Production: How Analytics Can Transform Your Operations”
“From Compliance to Sustainability: How Supply Chain Auditing Can Drive Positive Change”
“Digital Transformation in Supply Chain Management: Opportunities and Challenges”.
“Solving Your Supply Chain Warehousing Pains: Strategies for Success”
“The Future of Supply Chain Logistics: Trends to Watch and Strategies to Adopt”
“The Hidden Costs of Inefficient Procurement and How to Fix Them“
“Maximizing Productivity: A Guide to Effective Supply Chain Communication and Training”
“Winning the Supply Chain Game with Superior Support Services”
“Getting Ahead in the Game: Common Pain Points in Supply Chain and How Tools Can Help”
“Solving the Most Common Industry-Specific Supply Chain Issues: A Practical Approach”
“Why Visibility and Transparency are Critical to the Future of Supply Chain
“Protecting Your Reputation: How Supply Chain Safety Impacts Your Brand and Business Success”
Certifications
Course Certificate
Course Certificate
Course Certificate
SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS
Useful Links
Featured Courses
- Supply Chain
- Logistics
- Warehousing
- Inventory
- Purchasing
- Operations
Contact
- Email :
- info@ia-inventoryacademy.com
- Phone :
- +65 8032 1255
+61 499598373
- Address :
- Punggol, Singapore and Queensland, Australia
