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OKR template to lower unvalued inventory by 10%

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The OKR titled "Lower unvalued inventory by 10%" involves reducing non-usable or non-essential stock. The first outcome is to implement disposal or revaluation strategy for half of the items identified, involving evaluating their market value, identifying potential buyers or recyclers, and initiating negotiations or disposal processes.

The second outcome is to identify the top 20% of unvalued items within a fortnight. Achieving this requires ranking items based on certain criteria, establishing criteria for determining their value, and assessing the inventory for potential unvalued items.

The third outcome is a monthly reduction of 5% in the unvalued inventory. To achieve this, the strategies involve increasing sales promotions to remove the unvalued stock, conducting regular audits to spot obsolete inventory, and better management of stock levels.

The cumulation of these steps will lead to a 10% reduction in unvalued inventory. This will improve inventory management, increase useful stock, and reduce costs associated with storing unvalued items.
  • ObjectiveObjectiveLower unvalued inventory by 10%
  • Key ResultKRImplement disposal or revaluation strategy for 50% of identified items
  • TaskEvaluate current market value for selected items
  • TaskIdentify potential buyers or recyclers for 50% of identified items
  • TaskInitiate negotiations or disposal process
  • Key ResultKRIdentify top 20% of unvalued items within two weeks
  • TaskRank items based on set criteria
  • TaskEstablish criteria for determining item value
  • TaskAssess inventory for potential unvalued items
  • Key ResultKRAchieve 5% reduction in unvalued inventory every month
  • TaskIncrease sales promotions to eliminate unvalued inventory
  • TaskConduct regular audits to identify obsolete inventory
  • TaskImplement a better management system for stock levels
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Step 2. Create a plan

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