Inventory Management

TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER NO. | DESCRIPTION | PAGE NO. | | Title Page | | | Bonafide Certificate | | | Organisation Certificate | | | Declaration | | | Acknowledgement | | | Abstract | | | | | I | INTRODUCTION | | | 1.1 Introduction to the study | | | 1.2 Industry profile | | | 1.3 Company profile | | II | Need, Objective and Scope of the study | | | 2.1 Need for the study | | | 2.2 Objective of the study | | | 2.3 Scope of the study | | III | Literature Review | | | 3.1 Review of literature | | IV | Research Methodology | | | 4.1 Research design | | | 4.2 Types of data | | | 4.3 Tools used for analysis | | V | Data Analysis and Interpretation | | VI | Summary and Conclusion | | | 6.1 Findings | | | 6.2 Suggestions | | | 6.3 Conclusion | | | Bibliography | |

CHAPTER 1 - PREFACE INTRODUCTION

The project entitled “A STUDY ON INVENTORY MANAGEMENT” in LUCAS-TVS was carried for a period from 4th to 31st of July, 2012. This study enables to understand the various techniques that are used in inventory management. The techniques such as inventory turnover ratio, ABC analysis and EOQ have been applied in this project. Inferences are drawn using the above said techniques. Inventory means physical stock of goods which is kept in hands for smooth and efficient running of future affairs of an organization at the minimum cost of funds blocked in inventories. The fundamental reasons for carrying inventory is that it is physically

Bibliography: INTRODUCTION The project entitled “A STUDY ON INVENTORY MANAGEMENT” in LUCAS-TVS was carried for a period from 4th to 31st of July, 2012.