An inventory control system is a system the encompasses all aspects of managing a company’s inventories; purchasing, shipping, receiving, tracking, warehousing and storage, turnover, and reordering.

There is little more frustrating than having a truck down and not having the parts on hand to fix it. The breadth and depth of your parts inventory and the way you manage that inventory are critical ...

The pandemic stressed the need for fleet managers to balance adequate stock with avoiding excess inventory. Ongoing issues like volatility and rising tariffs require fleet managers to stay informed on ...

Efficient spare parts inventory management can help reduce downtime in your fleet due to challenges like shortages, out-of-stock parts, lengthy repairs, and more. Poor inventory management can leave ...

TMW Systems has introduced the TMW Parts Room app, designed to help fleet maintenance and service center personnel perform a variety of parts inventory management processes quickly and easily using an ...

Inventory-to-sales ratios are at historic lows, stockouts are at historic highs, and workforce issues are widespread. Gaining visibility into your supply chain, including your own operations, is ...

An inventory management system can make or break your small business performance. Products and services that depend on raw materials, parts and other supplies need consistent inventories to operate ...

With the changing landscape of the parts distribution market, can some things remain constant and dependable? Of course. Distributors and contractors across the United States have fine-tuned their ...

Hyundai is to introduce a new inventory management system for its US dealers, which is expected to increase same-day service repairs and enhance inventory efficiency. The Supply Modeling and Retail ...

Ozark Motor Lines completes a monthly parts inventory, but it does it one week at a time. Breaking up the process into four 25% chunks creates consistency and routine for the 750-power-unit fleet, ...

Inventory systems vary greatly in their individual design, feature set and operations, but they all share one common trait-to make the counting, tracking and recording of inventory movements easier.