Stock Lifespan Analytics

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Stock Lifespan Analytics refers to the systematic analysis and monitoring of how long inventory items remain in storage within the supply chain to optimize stock levels, reduce spoilage and obsolescence, and improve turnover by tracking product dwell time before sale or use.

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