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A Case for Government-Industry Policy on Inventory Management Technology for Enhanced Productivity and GDP Growth Rate in Nigeria (Published)

Today’s development is not possible without advanced technology. In the area of manufacturing, technology is quickly changing the way in which stock is handled and controlled for enhanced productivity. Sophisticated information gathering systems can track items from the purchase order to the final customer on the sales chain. Automation can dramatically impact all phases of inventory management, including counting, monitoring, recording and retrieval of items, storage location; recording changes to inventory; and anticipating inventory needs, including inventory handling requirements. The manufacturing and retail industries, worldwide, have created standards to take advantage of new technologies and computerized systems such as the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), barcodes, vending machines, warehouse technology management system, etc. All these provide accurate inventory information on a constant basis thus, enhance organisation’s productivity and increase its competitive edge over companies that are slow to take advantage of these new technologies. Finding the position of Nigerian manufacturing firms in this equation was the major focus of the study. Results indicated poor performance. Based on that, a case for government-industry policy framework that will make it mandatory for manufacturers in Nigeria to use technology-based inventory management system for enhanced productivity and GDP growth was made by the authors.

Keywords: GDP growth, Industry Policy, Inventory Management, Productivity, Technology

Government-Industry Policy on Inventory Management Technology for Enhanced Productivity and GDP Growth Rate in Nigeria (Published)

Today’s development is not possible without advanced technology. In the area of manufacturing, technology is quickly changing the way in which stock is handled and controlled for enhanced productivity. Sophisticated information gathering systems can track items from the purchase order to the final customer on the sales chain. Automation can dramatically impact all phases of inventory management, including counting, monitoring, recording and retrieval of items, storage location; recording changes to inventory; and anticipating inventory needs, including inventory handling requirements. The manufacturing and retail industries, worldwide, have created standards to take advantage of new technologies and computerized systems such as the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), barcodes, vending machines, warehouse technology management system, etc. All these provide accurate inventory information on a constant basis thus, enhance organisation’s productivity and increase its competitive edge over companies that are slow to take advantage of these new technologies. Finding the position of Nigerian manufacturing firms in this equation was the major focus of the study. Results indicated poor performance. Based on that, a case for government-industry policy framework that will make it mandatory for manufacturers in Nigeria to use technology-based inventory management system for enhanced productivity and GDP growth was made by the authors.

Keywords: GDP growth, Industry Policy, Inventory Management, Productivity, Technology

ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH CULTURAL ORGANIZATION OF WORK COMMITMENTS, ORGANIZATIONAL, SERVANT LEADER AND HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT IN DEALING ERA AEC (ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY) 2015 (Published)

This study aims to provide answers to most of the corporate world and the business world on the issue of increased productivity through the dimensions of organizational culture, organizational commitment, as well as servant leadership and human resource development in the era of the Asean Economic Community in 2015, due to the observation and size outside the lot’s values down to dimensions on Company productivity -Corporate, the more pemurunan value on productivity caused by an imbalance between leadership style and organizational culture and commitment arising from the individual, so that the level of productivity karyawanpun influence, and therefore researchers will examine issues very krausal to increase productivity levels through a variety of dimensions that influence to prepare the era of AEC Asean Economic Comunity 2015 and to increase productivity, especially in the organization and will examine the effect of productivity through organizational culture and commitment, human resource development for the era of AEC 2015 .Penelitian uses quantitative analysis and qualitative approaches to multiple linear regression analysis method, amous and using the software SPSS for Windows 20.0, of the findings are expected to be found positive results and can reflect the broader quality and certainty in order to help improve the level of productivity of the organization

Keywords: Organization Culture, Organizational Commitment, Productivity, Servant Leader

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