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management accounts for 15 to 20 percent of the production cost. This proves that such software can help companies save significant money. Aesthetics and feedback scores


are less important, since the prefer- ence for a certain software varies from person to person. This is why the following function was created to calculate the final score: Score = function x 2 + security x 1.8 + diffi- culty x 1.5 + price x 1.2 + aesthetics x 1 + feedback x 1. Different companies may set up


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different scoring mechanisms to suit their organizational needs. Since Zo- ho received the highest score among the many service providers investi- gated, Torrey Hills made the decision to choose it.


Advantages of Online Inventory Management


Almost all inventory systems


embrace the same basic attributes, such as name, SKU, UPC, size, color, and dimensions. These systems are also getting smarter. They can now generate graphs to show total rev- enue, cost and profit, which can clearly reflect the company’s prof- itability. Figure 2 shows a picture from a demo of Zoho. Many kinds of software can


choose FIFO or LIFO to calculate the profit for a whole year. It provides many options for the company to ex- plore and also reduces labor costs as-


sociated with manually overseeing the inventory and the profits. Another convenient feature is


tracking. Considering accounts pay - able, accounts receivable, prepaid ac- counts, goods on the way to the compa- ny, and goods shipped out from the company, this function comes in handy to avoid unnecessary errors. Such software also supports


barcode scanning. Users can easily scan the barcode to add or delete an item from a certain function. Scan- ning can also be used on serial num- bers in bills and invoices. No more manual labor, such as keying in the barcode of an item must be involved. Last by not least, there is room


for customization, which means that companies can design customized fields that match their own needs. Take Zoho, for example. Users may add customized information for their inventory, providing convenient de- scription and classifications to increase the applicability of the software. By the time I finished my volun-


teer work at Torrey Hills Technolo- gies, a nice Zoho inventory manage- ment system was set up. The compa- ny was well on its way to use the sys- tem to streamline its production and save money. Contact: Torrey Hills Technolo-


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