I keep telling my students if they can widen margins and/or increase ATR, then ROI will go up. So, if you can reduce your total assets without changing sales and/or increasing sales, then ATR goes up. For example, reduce your inventory and your ATR will go up and ROI will go up. If you can do more with less, then your ATR will go up. No other major/function (SCM) has a greater impact on what goes into the ROI calculation. That is why SCM graduates will likely be immediately bonus eligible and their highest ranking functional area (SCM) leader will have a VP in front of their name (VP of SCM). Note, that also likely applies to all of your majors since you are majoring in a business discipline.
The handout for this 3-part video is attached and here are the video links (start from the beginning)...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gt71HxWvl4&t=17shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4gdWY8IUaA&t=864shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RsxriBsEx4&t=325s Please follow the one-page handout while watching the videos above, each part is less than 20 minutes. __OK, I want to make sure you caught this in my Supply Chain Management (SCM) Finance lecture above.Remember, ROI = profit margin * asset turnover rate (ATR). ATR = sales/total assets and total assets = current assets +...