Sentence examples similar to inventory mismatch from inspiring English sources
But the two companies had mismatched inventory systems and approaches to customer service.
Although inventories are still high, Siegel posits, "there must be a great deal of inventory that is mismatched to current demand".
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So it would make sense that some of the inventory built in the last few years is badly mismatched either geographically or by price point to what the market is demanding now.
In 2001, she added, ClearOne had changed its distribution model and was having difficulty gauging how much inventory distributors would need, acknowledging that "there was some [of] what I will call slight mismatch".
If buyers are saying they want to get inventory for £1, but then complain about fraud and viewability, there's a bit of a mismatch there.
It increases manufacturing costs and supply-demand mismatch costs: The more types of toothpaste retailers stock, the harder it is to predict demand for any particular type and the more inventory retailers end up holding.
"This mismatch is catastrophic".
