Sentence examples for multiple distribution centers from inspiring English sources
Shaw Lupton, CoStar's senior real estate economist, said companies were trying to mitigate that risk by diversifying supply chains into multiple distribution centers.
In this paper a three echelon supply chain with multiple distribution centers, production sites and suppliers is modeled.
The original problem consists of one plant, multiple distribution centers (DCs) and multiple retailers, with products flowing from a plant to DCs and from there to retailers.
This paper presents a joint location-inventory model for the network design of a supply chain with multiple Distribution Centers (DCs) and retailers.
This article studies an integrated facility location and inventory allocation problem for designing a distribution network with multiple distribution centers and retailers.
In the proposed model, the emergy sustainability index of the whole biodiesel supply networks in a life cycle perspective is employed as the measure of the sustainability, and multiple feedstocks, multiple transport modes, multiple regions for biodiesel production and multiple distribution centers can be considered.
This paper focuses on developing an integrated replenishment and routing plan that takes into account lateral transfers of both vehicles and inventory for a three-echelon supply chain system including a single plant, multiple distribution centers and multiple retailers.
Multiple, well-placed distribution centers minimize the time and distance spent on the final leg of delivery, when trucks are often nearly empty while transporting individual items.
Forward supply chain levels include multiple suppliers, producers, distribution centers, and customers.
Our problem is a multi-stage closed-loop supply chain including multiple suppliers, producers, distribution centers, customers, collecting centers, and recovery and recycling centers.
We consider the design of a two echelon production distribution network with multiple manufacturing plants, distribution centers (DC's) and a set of candidate warehouses.
