Dead Stock: How Much Is Sitting in Your Warehouse
Dead stock isn't a stock problem. It's a decision no one owns. Here's how to find it and who should be signing off the write-off.
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Dead stock isn't a stock problem. It's a decision no one owns. Here's how to find it and who should be signing off the write-off.
Rejection tracking fails when it's logged after the shift by someone with no stake in the number. Here's the fix, and who owns it.
Owner dependency isn't a delegation problem. It's a visibility gap: the owner sees across departments, nobody else does. Here's how to fix that before succession.
Month-end ageing reports arrive too late for a trading business. Here is how to review receivables weekly and stop bad debt before it compounds.
A task list tells the next shift what happened. It won't tell them what to do. Here's what a handover report actually needs to say.
Five process exceptions, from job-work costing to multi-unit pricing, that show when ERP customisation stops working and custom software fits better.
Before any AI vendor conversation, check whether you have a named decision and clean data behind it, not just enthusiasm for the idea.
Before you buy sensors, learn what six weeks of manual downtime logging will tell you for free.
Before software gets built, we shadow one process and trace a decision end to end. Here's the exact audit sequence.
Distance isn't the offshore risk. Unverifiable decision-making is. Three checks to run before signing: discovery, code ownership, change pricing.
A phased, parallel-run approach to ERP migration that keeps production running while the old system is retired in stages, not overnight.
A simple formula to price the cost of pending approvals and delayed dispatches, using numbers you already have, no consultant needed.
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