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# Retail & Services

### 🔴 High Cost Risk

**Efficiency Level:** 🔴 High Cost Risk

#### What This Means

You are losing money through stock and energy waste.

#### Start With These 3 Actions

1. Stop over-ordering stock
2. Turn off lights and signs
3. Check slow-selling items

#### Focus Areas

Stock loss / Energy

#### 30-Day Plan

Week 1 → Check inventory\
Week 2 → Reduce orders\
Week 3 → Improve lighting use\
Week 4 → Review costs

### 🟡 Improvement Needed

**Efficiency Level:** 🟡 Improvement Needed

#### What This Means

You can improve cost control with better systems.

#### Start With These 3 Actions

1. Order smaller batches
2. Use LED lighting
3. Track product performance

#### Focus Areas

Inventory / Energy

#### 30-Day Plan

Week 1 → Track stock\
Week 2 → Improve orders\
Week 3 → Upgrade lighting\
Week 4 → Measure savings

### 🟢 Good Efficiency

**Efficiency Level:** 🟢 Good Efficiency

#### What This Means

Your business is efficient. Focus on optimisation.

#### Start With These 3 Actions

1. Improve delivery efficiency
2. Reduce packaging waste
3. Review suppliers

#### Focus Areas

System optimisation

#### 30-Day Plan

Week 1 → Review logistics\
Week 2 → Reduce waste\
Week 3 → Improve supply chain\
Week 4 → Track improvements


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