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Management System:
Reducing Wastage and do Carmo, B.B.T., de Souza,
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Management System for
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on Mobile Environments Kim, DaeSoo Cho, Jinoh
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demand uncertainty and high inventory levels. An efficient blood doi.org/
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and easy-to-understand procedures by blood banks’ employees. 3-030-43616-
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inventory management is scarce, reinforcing new developments
need on this subject to ensure a good availability of blood
products and reducing wastage. This research presents a blood
inventory management system implemented in software, DOAR,
able to meet demand while minimizing blood bags wastage. DOAR
is simple, user-friendly and able to optimize blood inventory and
donations. The purpose of the software is to provide a link
between the demand by blood components and collected blood
bags.
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inventory state of logistics efficiently and accurately at the doi.org/
inventory management system for refrigerated warehouses. Since 10.1007/978-
the inventory management system is running on the legacy 94-007-6516-
system which is the closed client–server system, the maintenance 0_86
of the system is costly and labor-intensive. Also, the inventory
management system does not provide any services to the
cosigners and the consigners should use phones or faxes to place
or obtain orders. Thus, the business process becomes inefficient
and inaccurate because the old-fashioned management system
requires human involvement. In this paper, we design and
implement the mobile framework to provide various services for a
consigner with a mobile device. If a consigner requests the job or
the information of logistics with a mobile device, the mobile
framework connects to the legacy system and processes the job or
retrieves the related data from the legacy system. Since the
consigner is able to check the inventory state and handles the
orders directly without any human involvement, the management
for the refrigerated warehouse becomes more accurate and

The study of the influence Published: 17 December
of warehouse 2015
replenishment rate on an
inventory management Bedyaeva, A.V., Kapitanov,
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inventory management
system with a fixed order
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for Inventory
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fixed order quantity are described, and the advantages and doi.org/
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Inventory Management is one of the basic problems in almost https://
every company. Before computer age and integration, paper doi.org/
tables and paperwork solutions were being used as inventory 10.1007/978-1-
management tools. These we very far from being a solution, took 4614-3535-8_2
so much time, even needed employees just for this section of
organization. There was no an efficient solution available in the
many companies during these days. Every process was based on
paperwork, human fault rate was high, the process and the tracing
the inventory losses were not possible, and there was no efficient
logging systems. After the computer age, every process is started
to be integrated into electronic environment. And now we have
qualified technology to implement new solutions to these
problems. Software based systems bring the advantages of having
the most efficient control with less effort and employees. These
developments provide new solutions for also inventory
management systems in this context. In this paper, a new solution
for Inventory Management System (IMS) is designed and
 implemented. Most importantly, this system is designed for Kadir
Has University and used as Inventory Management System.
Requirements 10 December 2014 This appendix provides excerpts from a sample requirements https://
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Inventory Management Foster, E.C. (2014). (IMS) that may be suitable for a small or medium sized 10.1007/978-1-
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