Sentence examples for inventory distribution from inspiring English sources

The patents cover not only the customer-configurable on-line ordering system but also the methods by which that system is integrated with Dell's "continuous flow" manufacturing, inventory, distribution, and customer service operations.

The inventory distribution characteristic with high-west and low-east in the subtropical Pacific is more distinct in 1994 than in 1973, and the simulated results in 1994 are closer to the observations than those in 1973, especially in RUN2.

Problem: Big orders are nice, but they take capital--to cover production costs, inventory, distribution, staff and, yes, mistakes.

Jarugumilli and Grasman [8] use RFID technology to enable efficient control of inventory distribution by exchanging real-time information upon arrival at each location.

In addition, mass customization using 3D printing could improve operating efficiency by reducing design, production, transportation, inventory, distribution, and store management costs, leading to sustainable industry practices that could revolutionize the whole fashion industry (Chabaud 2015; Kilbert 2016).

Airlines do about half of their online ticket sales through third-party sites like Priceline and Expedia and want as many outlets available to them as possible, so industry analysts expect carriers will continue to divide their inventory distribution amongst all of them.

He just wants to avoid the costs and liabilities of inventory and distribution.

This software will enable IT administrators at MIT to oversee inventory, software distribution, settings and security.

SCCM is an endpoint management service for Windows machines that provides inventory, software distribution, settings, and security management.

Jamf Pro is a management platform for Macintosh endpoints providing inventory, software distribution, operating system imaging, settings, and security management.

Most manufacturers are saddled with inventory and distribution problems, as well as with sales of a product that keeps falling in price.