Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) Practice Exam

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What does inventory visibility refer to?

  1. How much stock is onsite at any time

  2. The degree of information shared within a firm and with partners

  3. Tracking inventory movements throughout the warehouse

  4. Only the physical counts of items in stock

The correct answer is: The degree of information shared within a firm and with partners

Inventory visibility refers to the degree of information shared within a firm and with its partners, which encompasses much more than just knowing how much stock is available or conducting physical counts. It involves real-time access to inventory data, including stock levels, movement, and the status of goods across the entire supply chain. This visibility allows businesses to make informed decisions based on accurate data, facilitating better demand forecasting, order fulfillment, and overall supply chain coordination. When firms and their partners have access to comprehensive information about inventory levels, they can collaborate more effectively, adjust strategies based on current conditions, and reduce the risk of stockouts or excess inventory. In contrast, the other choices focus on narrower aspects of inventory management. Knowing how much stock is onsite, tracking movements, or conducting only physical counts are important, but they do not fully capture the broader concept of visibility and the strategic advantage that sharing information brings to a supply chain partnership.