maksimivarastotaso
Maksimivarastotaso refers to the maximum stock level that a company or organization aims to maintain for a particular product or item. This level is determined by various factors, including storage capacity, cost of holding inventory, anticipated demand, and the lead time for replenishment. The objective of setting a maximum stock level is to prevent overstocking, which can lead to increased holding costs such as warehousing, insurance, and potential obsolescence or spoilage. It also helps in optimizing the use of capital that might otherwise be tied up in excess inventory.
When inventory levels reach the maximum allowed, no further orders for that item are typically placed until