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ScottMadden is a founding member of the Utility Materials Management Benchmarking Consortium (UMMBC) and has been conducting independent research studies on behalf of the consortium since 2007. Leveraging data from the UMMBC 2015 Warehouse Survey, ScottMadden examined whether more on-site material actually improves material availability, whether material availability (inventory stockout rates) impacts operating performance and to what degree, and which drivers contributed most to higher staffing requirements and offers thoughts on a unique analysis to model quantifiable factors that contribute to generation inventory levels.

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Does More Inventory Improve Material Availability?

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Do Inventory Stockout Rates Impact Operating Performance?

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What Factors Contribute to Higher Inventory in Generation Warehouses?

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What Factors Contribute to Higher Warehouse Staffing in the Utility Industry?

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Inventory Management: What Factors Contribute to Higher Warehouse Staffing in the Utility Industry?

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Inventory Management: What Factors Contribute to Higher Inventory in Generation Warehouses?

This article is the third in a series of articles examining common inventory management questions using statistical analysis of data compiled by the Utility Materials Management Benchmarking Consortium 2015 Warehouse Survey.

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