This thesis focuses on the management of a selected part of the production process in IMI Precision Engineering and aims to present a proposal for the introduction of a new approach to managing the production task of the given production process part using the Kanban model. The subject of the analysis is the inventory of the given production process part, which are analysed based on ABC / XYZ analysis, the conclusions of which, presented in the design part of the thesis, serve as basis for the creation of a proposal for the introduction of Kanban.

Thesis (M.A. Pharm. (Pharmacy Practice) -- University of Limpopo, 2020 / Background: Non-communicable chronic disease contributes to premature mortality in SA, threatening the socio-economic development of the country. The efficient management of essential medicines supply at the clinic level is vital as stock-outs of the medicines increase morbidity and mortality. Objectives: The study aimed to identify and determine the challenges in the inventory management of medicine for the treatment of non-communicable chronic diseases at public health clinics in the Dikgale community of Limpopo province. Methods: The study used a cross-sectional quantitative research design; the purposive sampling technique was used, as it requires people with specific skills, knowledge, and expertise. A Pre-validated questionnaire was used to collect data from pharmacists, professional nurses, and transport personnel. Stock card utilization review and checklist were used to verify the answers obtained from the participants. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyse the data collected. All these processes ensure that stock is always available and at optimal levels. The availability of stock at optimal levels is dependent on the personnel following SOPs. Results: In total, 40% of pharmacists indicated to have never trained nursing personnel on stock management, and 66.7% which, is the majority of nursing personnel, reported they have never been trained on stock management. Only 26.67% of medicines used for NCDs did not have stock cards. The study further found that the stock-card was not used every time a transaction was made. Thirty-nine (39%) percent of the respondents did not know how to quantify order quantities; this factor contributes to stock-outs experienced at clinics. All the clinics did not have a secure dedicated area. Deliveries are offloaded outside the medicine room. Conclusions: There is a training gap that needs to be closed to meet the minimum requirements as per GPP guidelines and also help to reduce medicine stock-outs as personnel will be well equipped to handle stock. In terms of inventory management and stock control systems, all primary healthcare sectors used a manual/paper-based inventory management system. Stock control systems are in place but were not always utilised and, processes are not consistent among staff members across clinics. With distribution, it would work better if nursing personnel dedicated a person to place and receive orders as discrepancies will be picked up sooner, and quantities will be sufficient to last until the next ordering date. None of the clinics complied with “Ideal Clinic” standards for infrastructure, storage, and inventory management. / VLIR

The master's thesis analyses the present state of inventory management in VSM Production, Ltd. It identifies the problems concerning the provision of the continuous flows of material for the manufacturing of Pfaff sewing machines with a view to achieve the advancement of the efficiency and economy of the provision of this procedure. The improvement suggestions are directed at several spheres: the differentiated inventory management, the optimizing of order process, the overabundant inventory and the information system of inventory management.

A theme of the diploma work "The study of purchasing management for implementation of new production" is a suggestion for improving the purchasing operations for newly lauching production in the company IFE-CR, a.s. The first part is focused on a description of the company and a theoretical specification of purchasing of a manufactoring company, the second part deals with an analysis of the current state of purchasing in the company. In the last part there is a suggestion for steps of how to improve the current purchasing functions.

The Master’s thesis focuses on logistics and inventory management, which is integral part of every production oriented economic activity. It deals with methods used to lower expenditures blocked in inventory, storage instruments and transportation for company.

This diplom´s thesis is focused on areas of logistics and invetory management in manufacturing company, which are both important parts of business. The object of this thesis is analysis of activities which are connected with material flow. Theoretical part describes basics of logistics and material flow. Practical part deals with methods, which could help the company optimize costs for material elements and make the relationships between suppliers and customers more effective.

The Diploma thesis deals with theme the logistics. Thesis will be specifically focused on field of orders, inventory and storage process in chosen company. After the theoretical part about basic information, the company will be solved. Thesis depending on firm analysis will suggest measures leading to improvement of economic situation in this company.

Subject of this thesis called "Study logistics procurement focusing on purchase and storage" is optimize logistic process in chosen company so that be more effective and economical. At the beginning of my thesis is introduce company Turlak. Then is worked out analysis of actual situation on the base of theoretical part. At the end of this work are submited a proposales of improvement in purchase, manage of inventory and storage.

My thesis involves in characteristics and implementation of inventory management system. Theoretical part contains particular systems, both deterministic and stochastic. Several examples are used for implementation, which are then algorithmized. Trivial equations are used in deterministic systems. In stochastic systems I used an element of randomness, which is simulated by pseudo random number generator. The result is a complex computer program, in which there is possible to evaluate all models mentioned here, with their own input values. The program then yields both numerical values and graphical output.

This diploma thesis deals with the isssue of packaging management. At the first it explains the general concepts of the logistics, stock and packaging management. Using methods employed in logistics, the analysis will examine the current situation and its related problem areas. In the last part, there will be designed management concept that would prevent and eliminate the problems with packaging management.