DVS Launches AGR Inventory Optimiser
Dynamic Vertical Solutions (DVS), providing integrated software and business solutions, announced the launch of AGR- Inventory Optimiser.
The inventory planning solution, AGR Inventory Optimiser increases profits by eliminating unnecessary costs from the supply chain. The solution has been specially designed keeping in view the needs of industries like retail, wholesale, distribution and manufacturing.
AGR Inventory Optimiser uses raw data from any ERP or transaction system and employs forecasting methods along with established inventory management techniques to deliver proposals on purchases so as to minimize total inventory costs.
The distinctive benefits of adopting the solution are lower inventory levels, higher service levels, reduced workload and increased management overview.
Talking about the benefits of AGR Inventory Optimiser, Rakhee Nagpal, MD, Dynamic Vertical Solutions said, "The AGR Inventory Optimiser will enable the retailers to innovate and adapt to the changing requirements of the industry at lower cost and with greater speed. This will assist the retailers to achieve operational excellence in minimized budget hence giving a choice to the organization to invest the surplus amount of money in expanding the business."
Key Features
AGR Inventory Optimiser
Historical data
Forecasting
Supply chain structure
Integration and architecture
Purchasing recommendations
Automation of many inventory management tasks allows considerable inventory savings. The application helps the retailers to access the inventory in different formats like graphical representation, automatic schedule proposal which take place on a schedule time.
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