Keeping inventory is often seen as a necessary evil because it ties up capital and incurs storage costs, yet it is essential for meeting customer demand and ensuring smooth operations. While excess inventory can lead to waste and obsolescence, insufficient stock can result in lost sales and customer dissatisfaction. Effective inventory management strikes a balance, optimizing stock levels to minimize costs while still providing reliable service. Ultimately, it serves as a buffer against uncertainties in supply and demand.
Inventory is often considered a necessary evil because it ties up capital and incurs holding costs, such as storage and insurance, while also posing risks of obsolescence or spoilage. However, it is essential for meeting customer demand, ensuring smooth production processes, and maintaining operational efficiency. Balancing inventory levels is crucial; too much can lead to increased costs, while too little can result in lost sales and dissatisfied customers. Ultimately, effective inventory management is key to leveraging its benefits while minimizing its drawbacks.
well evil is evil
c.1340, "intimate, very friendly," from O.Fr. familier, from L. familiaris "domestic." The sense gradually broadened. Of things, 1490. The noun meaning "demon, evil spirit that answers one's call" is from 1584.
By the recipient, none. Tax may be owed by the donor.
A Man-price relates to Old Norse and Early Anglo-Saxon ideals in which the warriors were of value to a King and should one be killed in a conflict other than a battle it was understood that the party responsible for the warrior's death would have to repay that value to the King as a fine, if you will, if they were to avoid making enemies. The idea is expressed in Beowulf, Grendel as characterized as evil for (among many other things) never paying the man-price for the men that he slaughters.
Inventory is often considered a necessary evil because it ties up capital and incurs holding costs, such as storage and insurance, while also posing risks of obsolescence or spoilage. However, it is essential for meeting customer demand, ensuring smooth production processes, and maintaining operational efficiency. Balancing inventory levels is crucial; too much can lead to increased costs, while too little can result in lost sales and dissatisfied customers. Ultimately, effective inventory management is key to leveraging its benefits while minimizing its drawbacks.
television "a necessary evil
it is necessary as it helps the organisation for smooth.functioning.of sales and production. it also helps in avoiding price esclations , meeting customers requirement, meeting seasonal.demand and also meeting sudden demands... At the same time it acts as an evil as it increases the cost for the firm and large investment is required to maintain inventory.
The duration of Necessary Evil - film - is 1.45 hours.
yes home work is a necessary evil but we should protest about it
Necessary Evil - film - was created on 2008-12-31.
Necessary Evil - Salem album - was created on 2007-06-19.
The Necessary Evil - 1925 was released on: USA: 17 May 1925
A necessary evil means that friction has advantages as well as disadvantages so it called as necessary evil. Advantages of friction areits helps us to walkto writedriving car, etc,
It is an act that is considered to be immoral, which leads to a desirable outcome, which is supposed to benefit more people than the initial offense wronged.
http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_1861696741/necessary_evil.html Basically, calling something a "necessary evil" is one's way of rationalizing the act of doing something unacceptable/evil by saying that it is necessary. It could also mean something that is absolutely necessary to a country but in a sense it is evil.(truth be told, everything's evil in some sense except for god.)
He wasn't considered evil. The Greeks didn't define their gods as "good" or "evil". He was associated with darkness, which WE associate with evil.