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Thus, none of the managers on the supply side want to be overstocked but salespeople do so they can take advantage of all opportunities in the market. But it doesn't have to be either/or. Instead we can find a balance that satisfies the need to both sell as much as possible without incurring the costs of holding excess stock. How To Find The Balance Between Over & Understocking 1 -Understand Consumer Demand The first thing is to understand demand, i. e., what consumers want and where. To do so, companies need to learn what shoppers can afford, what products they prefer and why, and environmental and cultural factors that have an impact on consumer behavior. For instance, if the consumer demands high-end premium products in your store or region, there is no reason to overstock brands that are cheaply made or packaged in boxes with unreadable labels. This calls for historical data to ensure that sales trends, seasonality, and validity in the market can be scanned periodically. With statistical modeling we can take this sales data and extrapolate future demand.
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