Sentence examples for shift inventory from inspiring English sources
To accommodate peak seasonal demand, rental companies shift inventory around, bringing in minivans during Colorado's ski season, for example, and Orlando's summertime traffic.
The trend was a "big shift and a surprise" to both Editd and fashion retailers, who until recently relied primarily on discounts and marketing pushes to shift inventory.
"We gave suppliers access to the link between our planning side -- here's what we think we'll need in terms of components -- and our execution side -- here's what we're really consuming -- so that they can shift inventory to the factories in need," Mr. Michlowitz said.
Knights, of WildAid, said that traders have been cutting their prices by forty percent to shift inventory, and that multiple sources — fishermen in Indonesia, the Hong Kong shark fin trade merchants association, undercover agents in China — have reported a fifty to seventy percent decline in sales in 2012.
GRANA's key advantages are its low overhead and ability to quickly shift inventory based on customer demand.
Sales will be announced through Ubuntu and BQ's social media channels — perhaps taking a leaf out of the retail strategy of Android smartphone maker Xiaomi, which uses online flash sales to hype device launches and shift inventory quickly.
Zig Zag's Mod Store (www.modfurnishings.com) also has shifting inventory, which this week included a stainless steel Arne Jacobsen condiment set ($120) and Per Lutkin glass bowls ($125 and $295).
In June 2016, it rolled out ShippingPass across the U.S. after shifting inventory to multiple fulfillment warehouses across the U.S. to meet the quicker ship times.
In June 2016, it rolled out ShippingPass across the U.S. after shifting inventory to multiple fulfillment warehouses across the U.S. to meet the quicker ship times.
At (B=6) (or 7), item 2's display orientation can again be changed to lengthwise, which shifts inventory holding cost from the expensive showroom to the less expensive backroom ((y_2=1)).
Beautifully managed operators like Caterpillar and Deere must suffer and cut back production line shifts, inventories and take a meat ax to the SG&A overhead.
