“We realized it was easier if the second facility just packaged everything ... they didn’t inform finance that they were shifting product”

Katelyn Stienen · FP&A Today · Would You Rather Be Lucky or Good? Building FP&A From Absolute Zero, with Katelyn Stienen

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Consolidated packaging to a single facility and communicated the shift to finance to avoid mis-allocation of costs

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