When there are high numbers of SKUs showing variances, you have sloppy inventory processes. It doesn’t matter if the variances are positive or negative, small or large - the fact that there are a lot of them is the problem. A small inventory variance is always better than a large inventory variance, but enough small variances can indicate a significant process issue. We understand that thousands of cases are being moved every day in the warehouse, and that counting . . .

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