IMPORTANCE OF STORE ADMINISTRATION ON THE SURVIVAL OF A MANUFACTURING FIRM.

ABSTRACT Store administration information aid in manufacturing organisations and for that, no manufacturing organisations can ever survive without an effective store administration. More especially, the one under study, which is highest user of store. Decisions have to be made as to how to make use of the available resources in order to attain the corporate objectives through the use of store administration. These decisions may revolve around the application methods of the principles and techniques guiding the process of organization applies the role of store administration, they use to make proper and reasonable use of the resources wisely. In this view, it is the intention of the researcher to demonstrate the importance of effective store administration in the continuous survival of any manufacturing firm. This project has been written to inform the uninformed who by virtue of his position found himself as the store administrator and has the belief that the organization may be profitable without the store. The first chapter of this project is the introduction chapter, then chapter two is for the review of related literature while chapter three is designed to demonstrate the research method the researcher wishes to implore. The researcher sees store control measures and evaluation of stock in store as the most role of effectiveness of any manufacturing firm. It is on this ground that the researcher has chosen to analyse in the course of the study. This will be found in chapter four, chapter five deals with discussion on findings, summary, conclusion and recommendation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS TITILE PAGEII APPROVAL PAGEIII DEDICATIONIV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTV ABSTRACTVI TABLE OF CONTENTVIII
CHAPTER ONE         INTRODUCTION 1.1Background of the study1 1.2Statement of problem3 1.3Significance of the study5 1.4Scope and limitations of study5 1.5Definition of terms7 1.6Statement of hypothesis8
CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1Relationship between stores and other major departments17 2.2Reason for holding stocks25 2.3The current of stockholding
CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 3.1Sources of data, research population45 3.2Method of data collection46 3.3Data analysis techniques47
CHAPTER FOUR PRESENTATION AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA 4.1Instrument for data collection48 4.2Administration of questionnaire49 4.3Method of analysis50 4.4Data analysis and interpretation50 4.5Testing of hypothesis60
CHAPTER FIVE SUMMARY AND FINDINGS 5.1Recommendation65 5.2Conclusion 67