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Listen just said in previous post to leave it at that and people twisting my posts. 500 spools was used as a figure used as an example what you say can be true and can be wrong in different situations and im not prepared to drag this on any further so people say what they want to be frank. People on here seem to have everything in hand so just leave it at that you's have me beat feel better now? i know where my expertise is - I'm out!

Its not about beating anyone, You have your opinion but others cant?
Yep so do i have have worked in a warehouse in a multi billion pound worldwide interior system company for the past 20 years and one of my jobs is material control so i guess i know where my expertise is also.
It wasnt a figure you were basically telling or saying a businessman should order a years worth of stock however many that may be...If a business is run like that it will fall flat on its face and when it does it will be stuck with all that stock. Bad business :)
 
You two organised buggers lol I have had to use my carp line i use for rotten bottoms on more than one occasion to lash my crab on when I lose my elastic, not once in the god knows how many spools I have bought have I seen the end roll lol

That's because you obviously don't have anyone sorting yours stick control Phil, shame on you :D
 
Others have had plenty to say! Happy to discuss this privately if you want to continue with this but there is a strong shift in industry to now look at holding more stock with interest rates so low. Also its common and recognised for c class items to hold larger stock as the admin burden and costs of ordering etc are costly. Just to repeat for god knows how many times im just saying in a competitive market people need to do better and then rows over stupid bait elastic wouldn't happen there's enough battles going on without the basics? As i say could talk all day about it you've got a wealth of experience in same industry and organisation and what you do may be right for you but im around the world with different organisations and all have different strategies. I'm working with blue chip names and i often go in and say what you doing it like that for and they say its always done that way so i can help give them options to consider as an 'outsider'. Please call it a day man as I say I've learnt my lesson the hard way!
 
Small business isn't gonna do JIT like nissan, neither are they gonna have an EFTPOS linked stock control database with automatic reordering like your local co-op.
 
Yes i agree a small business wont get JIT deliveries..Most small businesses cant afford to buy a years worth of stock as its basically non profitable to have tons of stock sitting on the shelf waiting to be sold
Bait elastic warz haha
 
We have had a joke and a laugh but to be honest why on earth would a small buisness buy a years worth of stock on things one it's dead money 2 were do they store it 3 90% off small buisnesses fail due to cash flow, and what your suggesting May work on blue chip company's even then I would argue having large stock is dead money as yes you may get the item at a better price but won't see the money returned for a long time.
 
Its all knicker elastic the whole lot mind I.ve just come from moonfleet and thier is loads and guess what I forgot to get some but I.ve just rang them and reserved 1000,s got a good price aswell so you no where to come if your short £££££
 
Are you professionally qualified in this area? You, along with others are picking things I've said and taking them out of context. We are talking about probably £50 of bait elastic and if a business cant sustain that then i give up. Do you know what Pareto analysis is, ABC classification or usage value classification is didn't want to go down this road but these replies from everyone forced me into it. Everyone thinks they are a buyer and its a highly skilled profession you quoting scenarios that's sometimes are correct but you missing the point and im getting tired of repeating same thing. Fact is a tackle shop in 2014 should not be in a position of running out of stock of bait elastic whether it is a blue chip business or a one man band. The world is changing and customers getting more demanding and i'm simply saying basic stuff like this is completely avoidable. I'm not saying to order a years stock of everything but low value and quick turnaround items should be and i can assure you what i am saying is factually correct once you been educated about it. Couldn't care what size of business you should have a simple system to log what you buying and selling. Using the guy T Woods for example if he turns over £100,000 per annum then in most businesses it would be a guess that he spends £50,000 in purchases. He owes it to himself to manage that professionally and not fly by the seat of his pants as a someone previously stated a tackle shop has to do to be frank that's bollocks.
 
Stuff paul and steven I can get cheap yuki rods off my suppliers also harrisons so you better reserve yours to avoid disappointment as I have my followers and favourites lol I.ll hoy in a free spool of elastic finest quality reusable
 
Are you professionally qualified in this area? You, along with others are picking things I've said and taking them out of context. We are talking about probably £50 of bait elastic and if a business cant sustain that then i give up. Do you know what Pareto analysis is, ABC classification or usage value classification is didn't want to go down this road but these replies from everyone forced me into it. Everyone thinks they are a buyer and its a highly skilled profession you quoting scenarios that's sometimes are correct but you missing the point and im getting tired of repeating same thing. Fact is a tackle shop in 2014 should not be in a position of running out of stock of bait elastic whether it is a blue chip business or a one man band. The world is changing and customers getting more demanding and i'm simply saying basic stuff like this is completely avoidable. I'm not saying to order a years stock of everything but low value and quick turnaround items should be and i can assure you what i am saying is factually correct once you been educated about it. Couldn't care what size of business you should have a simple system to log what you buying and selling. Using the guy T Woods for example if he turns over £100,000 per annum then in most businesses it would be a guess that he spends £50,000 in purchases. He owes it to himself to manage that professionally and not fly by the seat of his pants as a someone previously stated a tackle shop has to do to be frank that's bollocks.

Your obviously good at what you do and also it must work or they wouldn't employ you.But I think this day and age most if not all small buisness tackle shops will use the just in time method of buying stock rather than having loads bought and stored.You also keep coming back to its only going to equate to about £50 for the bait elastic ok fair do's but they also sell a lot of other stuff so do they also buy in all that and store it so there's no chance of running out of those things to?.
 
Stuff paul and steven I can get cheap yuki rods off my suppliers also harrisons so you better reserve yours to avoid disappointment as I have my followers and favourites lol I.ll hoy in a free spool of elastic finest quality reusable

'Reusable elastic'!! :eek:

To be honest ive just read through this whole thread, and I was quickly falling asleep, until that last line about reusable elastic :D :D
 
Endurothumpers - clealry what i am saying wouldn't apply to all items but a chippie will never run out potatoes I put bait elastic in that category

Andyco - i was boring myself but asked to draw a line on it and people kept coming back with more!
 
Mark, you may well be very good at what you do and that's not in dispute as far as I am concerned.
I run out of elastic thread for two days, it's not the end of the world for me nor anyone else I suspect.
Also Mark, have you ever tried to run a business where it's your own money your playing with.
With the comments you have made I assume the answer is no.

If I took your advice and bought all my stock in for even just the next six months then have the follow up order arriving within four months, overlapping making sure I don't run out of anything could you tell me where I can find premises with a wharehouse attached at the back to put the stock in please.
It's all well and good having enough stock to run but it has to be stored somewhere and believe it or not Mark that will cost a hell of a lot more than the few pennies I would make by not running out.
 
Endurothumpers - clealry what i am saying wouldn't apply to all items but a chippie will never run out potatoes I put bait elastic in that category

Mark, chips are the main item a chip shop sells (that's why it's called a chip shop) and by putting bait elastic in the same category is nonsense.
If a chip shop runs out of potatoes thens it is effectively closed however I run out of bait elastic for two days and I am still open.

And before you say this is out of context I am using your examples.

If you continue to reply with silly statements then you can expect replies to your posts ( some make sense others are light hearted).
 
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