Marginal contribution approach for retailers to decide what to stock with limited space also applies to bundled products as well. One just have to consider the cost, selling price, salvage/mark-downs, demand and demand variation of the bundled products.
One can also consider other "products" that makes up the assortment. One just have to include the same details in the calculation. Cost of renovation to deliver a certain ambience can also be included.
If you have a large retail store with wide assortment. You may want to complement this approach with planogram analysis, as planogram analysis can give you better combinations of product layout to achieve higher margins contribution.
This blog covers new pull supply chain responsiveness and logistics concepts for hubs with good air and sea-freight connectivity like Singapore. Big data and web analytics are creating new demand opportunities, and help operations meet growing global regulatory standards. Very often, my work also involves helping online retailers improve operations. Discussions spans from raw materials serialization, to manufacturing, marketing and sales. Visualization and analysis techniques are also shared.
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