Substantially save on materials and services

Article Abstract:

A method is presented for uncovering many small opportunies of saving on costs of purchasing supplies at a chemical plant. The method analyzes the supply chain to determine overlaps and unneccessary work that are provided by contractors. A detailed explanation of the method is accompanied by generic examples and flowcharts that can be useful tools for improving business performance.

Purchasing Management

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Preparing for GHG inventory verification

Article Abstract:

Advice for putting in place a greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventory system that could be verified more easily is presented. The concept of verification is limited to third-party verification of data already gathered by business houses that evaluates the accuracy of the inventory made and gives an opinion about its completeness.

Inventories, Methods, Company systems management, Information management, Inventory accounting

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