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    A STUDY ON INVENTORY MANAGEMENT AT BOSCH
    (2017-08-16T10:37:42Z) DILEEP, KUMAR S
    In the modern times, business men have shown growing responsiveness of the requirement for precession in the field of inventory control. Previously, inventories were an indication of wealth, even though inventories are kept in liquidity has directed business man to hold cash and securities. There had been a solid tendency towards holding the means of purchase goods rather than the goods themselves. An exploratory study was adopted to achieve the objectives of the study, and the study was conducted in BOSCH Ltd., Bangalore on “INVENTORY MANAGEMENT”. The general objective of the study was to analysis the inventory level in BOSCH Ltd. However the study was conducted with the following specific objectives:  To apprehend the concept of stock management as a primary approach for a production organisation.  To analyse various inventory models and its application in BOSCH Ltd.  To have a look at the mode of inventory management techniques.  To suggest appropriate measures for the efficient inventory management. The major limitation of the study was the paucity of time. Even then, maximum care has been taken to arrive at appropriate conclusion. The method adopted for collection of data was personal interview with managers. It was also sourced from the secondary data. After collecting data from the respective sources, analysis and interpretation of data has been made. Based on the findings, logical conclusions are drawn and future suitable suggestions and recommendations are bought out. The entire project is presented in the form of a report using chapter scheme in a logical sequence from introduction to annexure and bibliography.

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