economies of scale: | reducing costs |
buffer stock: | fluctuations in demand |
factory gate pricing: | transport costs |
supply chain: | the close co-operation |
tender: | an offer for goods or services |
lead time is the time: | it takes to produce.. |
procurement is: | the purchasing of goods.. |
A retailer is a business: | that buys products from.. |
customer order cycle time is the time: | customers are prepared to.. |
A wholesaler is: | an intermediary.. |
JIT - just in time is a concept: | of reducing inventories.. |
stock | order at what...level. |
lead times | operational costs and to shorten product.. |
replenishment | that means continuous.. |
processing | moreover, errors in order.. |
generated | with the new system all orders are.. |
data interchange | to the warehouse by electronic.. |
point | information at the...of sale.. |
schedule | outlets according to a.. |
inventory | Young Fashion.. |
retailer | Russian clothes.. |
relationship | supplier...management. |
3PL providers | with the appointed.. |
procurement | liaising with the...team. |
vendors | ...and related stakeholders.. |
fulfiment | finance-logistics.. |
multimodal | carriage of goods by at least.. |
piggyback | combines road and rail transport. |
intermodal | goods are transported in the same leading.. |
unaccompanies | the driver does not stay.. |
black train | a single shipper use a whole train.. |
single-wagon | train is formed out of individual.. |