Sentence examples for strategic distribution from inspiring English sources

The Individual Life segment provides wealth protection and transfer opportunities through universal, variable and term life products, distributed through an independent channel, strategic distribution channel and specialty markets channel to meet personal and business needs of a broad range of customers from the middle market to the mass affluent.

We started looking for strategic distribution deals and we needed something big".

On Dec. 17, the company announced that Strategic Distribution had signed on as a customer for Eplus' Content+ software.

And in January, he inked a strategic distribution alliance with Legal & General to supply Barclays customers with a wide range of savings products.

The newly created position will involve building strategic distribution deals with large partners, with the aim of growing AOL's audience, the company says.

Moonfrog Labs also plans to grow its technology platform, including its backend system and data analytics, and purse strategic distribution agreements.

Although manipulation of field characteristics and management of AFAs can contribute to waterfowl grazing damage mitigation, strategic geographic distribution of AFAs and management of human disturbance in designated AFA areas would further mitigate damage.

Strategic assets Distribution by local female, organic products Core processes Employment generation, nutrition, health, waste recycling, energy, education, empowerment of rural women, livestock, halal, free treatment to poor, childcare program for children, rearing of organic cattle, establishment of a rural center (product and service innovation).

The regulation of these parameters has an impact on mitochondrial function, especially in the central nervous system, where trafficking of mitochondria is critical to their strategic intracellular distribution, presumably according to local energy demands.

Yu et al. (2003) proposed a strategic production-distribution mixed integer programming model for supply chain design by incorporating logical constraints to represent the BOM. Lee et al. (2002) presented a hybrid methodology that combines the analytic and simulation models for an integrated production-distribution model in supply chain.

This paper considers simultaneous optimization of strategic design and distribution decisions for three-echelon supply chain architecture consisting of following three players; suppliers, production plants, and distribution centers (DCs).