Sentence examples for dedicated warehouses from inspiring English sources

This avoids the need to maintain expensive and dedicated warehouses.

However, Tesco's decision to fill web orders from existing shops rather than dedicated warehouses was a mistake, say the pair.

While Tesco's distribution methods may, with hindsight, be seen as a clever way to enter a small and uncertain new market, dedicated warehouses may ultimately be more efficient.

Retailers can either get in-store staff to pick them off the shelves, which becomes disruptive as volumes rise, or build dedicated warehouses, which is costly.

Abdalhamid Evans, of Imarat Consultants, a London-based market research specialist, points to Rotterdam's port, which has dedicated warehouses to make sure products avoid contact with banned substances such as pork and alcohol.

We assume that our model consists of three factories processing MTS, MTO and MTS/MTO products, each of which has dedicated warehouses to keep raw materials and WIP inventories.

"From a cost perspective and from a fulfillment basis, the dedicated warehouse is the best model," he said.

Tesco officials have said that before it makes commercial sense, a dedicated warehouse needs to receive about 10,000 online grocery orders a week from its delivery area.

In the Liberian capital, Monrovia, WFP is building four Ebola treatment centres and has set up a dedicated warehouse storage hub for the entire humanitarian community.

Mapp started out as an entrepreneur at 22, building car accessories in a business that moved from his own bedroom to a dedicated warehouse and office during its first three years.

This chapter covers topics such as hardware optimization, optimization of the operating system, a "sales-pitch" for a dedicated data warehouse infrastructure (as opposed to adding the data warehouse to the existing, operational infrastructure), and some background information on hardware and database options.