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Why Predicting Inventory For P&L Forecasts Is Surprisingly Tough
Struggling with inventory forecasting? Discover how opaque ERP calculations, scattered data, and slow-moving stock impact your cash flow—and how to fix it.
Struggling with inventory forecasting? Discover how opaque ERP calculations, scattered data, and slow-moving stock impact your cash flow—and how to fix it.
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My first accounting job is still fresh in my mind. I was 26, working in finance on complex calculations called capitalized variances. As part of the evaluation of a company’s inventory, capitalized variances take into account price changes in production materials. These calculations can get tricky due to timing offsets.
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