ABC Analysis
ABC analysis classifies the raw materials based on their consumption during a particular time period ( usually one year). Depending upon the company to company A B & C items can be as under
A - Approx 5% to 10% of the Items accounting for 60% to 80% of the consumption value
B - Approx 10 % to 30% of the Items accounting for 10% to 30% of the consumption value
C -Approx 60% to 85% of the Items accounting for 5% to 15% of the consumption value
XYZ Analysis : XYZ analysis is more used in ralation of the customer demad for FG (finished goods) X is high demand, Y medium demand, Z very low or exporadic demand ABC/XYZ Analysis is usede to generate the strategic for the supply and inventory control and production strategy High runners are built to JIT Medium runners are produced to stock or to order and low runners are built to order BR
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Transitive
No, they are not the same.
To be a meaningful question this should read "what is the difference between xyz and abc, where xyz and abc are two different things, or the same thing with different names.
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SAS
) Distinguish clearly between analysis of variance and analysis of covariance.
Horizontal, Vertical, Depth
It may have either a positive or a negative impact on the price of your stocks. Let us say XYZ Ltd has 1 million shares in the market out of which 400,000 is in the market and the remaining 600,000 shares is held by the management of XYZ. Assuming ABC Ltd wants to acquire XYZ, the 600,000 shares would be owned now by ABC and the remaining 400,000 would remain with the investors. Based on the history and past performance of ABC and the kind of management changes it plans on bringing into XYZ limited the price of the XYZ shares in the market might change. It can either go up or go down. Also, the share would get renamed to stocks of ABC Ltd and will no longer be stocks of XYZ Ltd.
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Inventory Good