Abstract
The amount of money used to purchase spare parts that are kept in storage may represent a substantial opportunity cost, therefore it could be allocated in process improvements, resulting in better efficiency and bigger profits. Then, this article, besides presenting a literature review about spare parts storage accounting, it shows that the opportunity cost might represent up to 40% of the value of the spare part.
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