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On the Path to Perpetual Inventory

A thriving facility is well on its way to automating its materials management system and reducing its supply cost per case.

Suzanne Rodenheiser, RN, BSN, CNOR

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Business Management, Cost Management, IT/Tech/Software, Supplies/Implants

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