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So lets talk about inventory. What is inventory? Inventory is simply a list of items that a company owns and that can be finished goods, raw material or products that they will sell to the consumer or another business. So there are a few different types of inventory that I want you to know about rather types more of how inventory categorization changes over time. So, for example, a company starts by ordering raw material from their supplier, the inventory that will be put into production. So you order the raw material first and then once the supplier ships that raw material, it actually becomes a transportation pipeline, an inventory. And any time inventory is moved, it is considered transportation pipeline inventory. So your company receives the raw material and you take the raw material and you put it in production to build your product. That raw material now becomes work in process inventory. So now that theyre in production, theyre work in process inventory, but eventually your