Research has shown that vendor-managed inventory (VMI) often leads to reduced inventory levels but substantially higher stockout rates because suppliers are not keen enough to ensure that consumers are always able purchase their products.

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Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) typically leads to reduced inventory levels and lower stockout rates because suppliers have a vested interest in maintaining the right amount of inventory to meet consumer demand, ensuring that products are available for purchase.

Research Has Shown That Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI) Often Leads to Reduced