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ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT (PB 504) BY: MISS NORASIKEN BTE ABDUL RAHMAN

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Page 1: entrepreneurial management.pptx

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

(PB 504)

BY: MISS NORASIKEN BTE ABDUL

RAHMAN

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Entrepreneurial Management

The Concept of Risk Management

Types of risks

Ways of Coping With Risk

The Concept of Stock Management

Stock Control and FIFO Method

Re-order Stock Level

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

TYPES OF RISK

Financial risk

Market risk

Technology risk

Political and Economic risk

Operational risk

Environmental risk

A

F

CDE

B

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

WAYS OF COPING WITH RISK

Risk Avoidanc

e(eliminat

e)Risk

Reduction (mitigate)

Risk transfer

(outsource or insure)

Risk retention (accept

and budget)

1

2

3

4

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

THE CONCEPT OF STOCK MANAGEMENT

“Process of maintaining inventory data

on the quantity, location, and condition

of supplies and equipment due-in, on-

hand, and due-out, to determine

quantities of material and equipment

available and/or required for issue and to

facilitate distribution and management of

material”.Reference: The free dictionary online

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

STOCK CONTROL AND FIFO METHOD

STOCK CONTROL

The activity of checking a

shop’s stock

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

STOCK CONTROL AND FIFO METHOD

F

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O

F

irst

in

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ut

FIFO is an inventory costing

method which assumes that the first items placed in inventory are

the first sold.

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

STOCK CONTROL AND FIFO METHOD

“An abstraction related to ways of organizing and

manipulation of data relative to time and

prioritization”

Reference: WIKIPEDIA

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Assume a product is made in three batches during the year. The cost and

quantity of each batch are:

BATCH QUANTITY COST OF PRODUCE (RM)

1 2000 8000

2 1500 7000

3 1700 7700

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Let say you sold 4000 units during the year, out of the 5200 produced. Than calculate the units cots for each batch

BATCH QUANTITY COST OF PRODUCE (RM)

COST PER/UNITS

(RM)

1 2000 8000 4

2 1500 7000 4.667

3 1700 7700 4.529

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So, the 4000 units sold, using:

1)The first 2000 units sold from the first batch cost RM 4.00 per unit.

2)The next 1500 units sold from the second batch cost RM 4.667 per unit.

3)The last 500 units sold from the third batch cost RM 4.529 per unit.

** The cost of the remaining 1200 units from the third batch is RM 4.529. These units will start off the second years.

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The concept of risk management

Types of risk

Ways of coping with risk

The concept of stock management

Stock control and FIFO method

Re-order stock level

RE-ORDER STOCK LEVEL

“The point at which stock on a particular item has diminished to a point where it

needs to be replenished”

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EXAMPLE:

Harish Corp. has a lead time for ordering stock of 7 days,

with a stock demand per day of 5000 units. To calculate

the reorder point, simply multiply the lead time in days by

the demand per day.

Reorder point = 7 days x 5 000 units = 35 000 units

The reorder point occurs when the stock on hand falls to a

level of 35 000.

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Suppose Harris Corp. does not always receive its shipments on time or they like to keep additional stock on hand for emergency situation. This would change the reorder point as a certain level of “safety stock” is built in.

Reorder point = Lead time x stock demand per Day + Safety Level of Stock

Reorder point = 7 days x 5000 units + 2 days x 5000 units = 45 000 units

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Thank you