Download or read book Guide to Japan-born Inventory and Accounts Receivable Freshness Control for managers written by Shigeaki Takai and published by IFC Consulting Ltd.. This book was released on 2020-08-11 with total page 217 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Reference book on mitigation of overproduction and accounting fraud risks The proper Inventory and Accounts Receivable control can solve all management issues! Having engaged in production and distribution for many years at Sony and familiar with "inventory management" of domestic and foreign companies, author explains as to what is Inventory-centric management consulting. While inventory is the fountainhead of profits for business, it also brings about a loss and is only a result of operation. Focusing on three issues related to inventory (① Increase in working capital ② Increase in disposal costs ③ Reduction of accounting fraud risks), the essence of inventory management is clearly explained, that is freshness (time-axis) management of goods and thorough weekly operation. Case studies of domestic major companies acquired through interview, Cash Conversion Cycle between Japan and US is thoroughly compared. Also, referring to the latest world food problem, advocating to suppress overproduction and excess supply. Following the English translation version, the book will be published in multiple languages to promote inventory freshness control. Manufacturing, logistics, food · · · Management executives, Corporate control staff, SCM person responsible person for all industries must read. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Why the tighter Inventory control and Inventory freshness control is required now? Chapter 2: Cash management Chapter 3: Inventory from the viewpoints of financial statements Chapter 4: Inventory from the viewpoints of integrated demand and supply chain Chapter 5: The effective KPIs for operational improvement Chapter 6: Inventory Dollar control Chapter 7: The future of Inventory management Chapter 8: Strengthening operations towards the mitigation of accounting fraud risks Chapter 9: The effective system and its usage for Freshness Control and mitigation of accounting fraud risks