CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Procedures has been identified as one of the most powerful tools and a panacea to many of the worlds greatest problems. Procedures is a goal oriented and its goals determine its nature and form.Studies have shown that one of the major problems militating against the profitability of human endeavour in general …
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Abstract This research study is concerned with the effect of store design on materials handling a case study of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) kaduna for better understanding of the work effort was made at the introduction stage to explain the general importance of store design with special consideration being placed on its impact …
EFFECT OF STORE DESIGN ON MATERIALS HANDLING (A CASE STUDY OF PHCN, KADUNA) Read More »
The most important thing in the hierarchy of all organizations objectives is profit maximization, and this can only be achieved where organization is able, to meet their customers demand satisfactorily as at when due and for this objective to be met there must be a right source of supply that is, if the correct source …
1.0 INTRODUCTIONThe ideal situation for inspection is of course one in which no inspection is necessary. This is because thequality assurance effort cooperatively mounted by the purchaser and supplier has resulted in outstanding qualityperformance and reliable supporting supplier generated records. However not all organizations have reached thisenviable goal, examining some of the more common ideas …
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The Concept of Insourcing and Outsourcing According to Hassan (2010), the insourcing or outsourcing decision is a sourcing policy decision which addresses the question faced by the Purchasing Manager, whether to produce to consume or to buy from outside suppliers (i.e. insourcing or outsourcing), and while most organizations make what they consume, not all can. …
Background of the study Negotiation as a cost deduction technique in material procurement is for efficiency of any business, and also contingent upon obtaining the right materials and have it available in the right quantity from the right source, at the right price, delivered at the right place at the right time, whereby failure to …
Background of the Study It is a fact in materials management that continuity in production or provision of services on constant flow of required inventory. However, the question confronting the materials management remain, how much shall be ordered when the quality available is less than required to meet production demand or the quantity is less …
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RECEIPT OF GOODS When goods are delivered, the consignee is asked to sign the receipt, which may be a copy of delivery note, dispatch note, or a consignment note. According to Denyer (1982:416) each consignment of goods received in the store must be checked and recorded. He further explained that, it is not possible to …
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Background of the Study Inventory control is an extension of stores keeping and it has been in practice for a long time. It has a wide scope of activities today. Inventory control is an act of safe keeping some valuable items for future use and to produce them when the need arises. Inventory control goes …
Concept of Information Technology Information technology, as defined by the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) is “the study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based information systems, particularly software application and computer hardware. Information Technology deals with the use of electronic computer and computer software to convert, store, protect, process, transmit and securely …
