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PLAN Method Helps RV Dealers Eliminate Slow-Moving Parts Inventory

10.07.2026 07:56 1 min 1 source РУС
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PLAN Method Helps RV Dealers Eliminate Slow-Moving Parts Inventory
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Inventory consultant Mel Selway introduced the PLAN method for RV dealers to identify and remove slow-moving parts. The four-step process involves setting parameters (e.g., fewer than three sales in nine months), locating candidates via DMS, analyzing reasons for inactivity (e.g., poor pricing or display), and taking action such as returns, remarketing, or scrapping.

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