LYCEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY CAVITE

Conceptual Framework

INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT

1. The profile of the participants
involved in IMS practices.

2. The IMS practices currently

implemented by the selected
companies
2.1 Economic Order quantity
2.2 ABC Analysis
2.3 Just-In-Time

3. The level of effectiveness of

IMS Practices to business  Survey Assessment and
operation in terms of:
Questionnaire Effects
3.1 Planning
3.2 Documentation/Store Proposed Enhanced
Record  Statistical Treatment effectiveness of IMS
3.3 Knowledge of Employees
3.4 Funding of Data Practices Program
4. The relationship between the
profile of the participants in the  Interpretation and
assessment of IMS. Analysis of Results
5. The relationship between the
level of effectiveness when
grouped according to the
demographic profile of the
respondents.

6. Measures that should be

formulated to develop an
effective IMS for restaurants.

Recommendations/Suggestions

Figure 1. The Conceptual Framework of the Study

This study determines the effectiveness of IMS Practices of selected businesses

in Food and Beverages Industry at the Imus, Cavite. The Input-Process-Output

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approach is employedOF
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THEstudy. The input presents
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inventory

management system practices currently implemented by the selected companies, the

level of effectiveness of IMS Practices to business operation such as planning, the

documentation or store record, knowledge of the employee, and funding; the

relationship between the assessment of IMS practices and its level of effectiveness

when grouped according to the profile of the participants, and the measures that should

be formulated to develop an effective IMS for restaurants.

For the process of the study, the survey questionnaire is used to data gathering,

statistical analysis of the quantitative data, as well as inferential statistics are used for

the interpretation and analysis of results.

As for the output of the study, it includes the assessed effectiveness of IMS

Practices to business operations. Having determined the level of effectiveness between

these aspects, an enhancement program is proposed.

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