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They can be conventional and with cross-docking capability.
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Instead, they are using techniques such as cross-docking and drop-shipping from supplier and service-provider locations to increase the velocity of their supply chains, allowing them the ability to delay commitment of inventory until real market demand becomes apparent.
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As the demand for shorter lead times in the flow of goods increases, the use of cross-docking and merge-in-transit with RFID technology is bound to increase as well.
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The remaining space is devoted to cross-docking areas, warehouse storage and light manufacturing as in returns and repairs.
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Berg defines the more traditional cross-docking that DHL uses as "a logistics activity that attempts to reduce costs and total lead time by breaking down received items on the loading dock in a distribution center."
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DHL has been an active player in RFID developments and their application to both traditional cross-docking in a distribution center and in the more direct use of a whole new category of merge-in-transit applications.
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These parts were shipped via a central cross-docking center in Kentucky to the eleven Regional Parts Distribution Centers.
Lean Thinking James P. Womack 2003
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However, as stock levels fall and replenishment orders grow smaller and more frequent, PDCs will look less and less like warehouses and more like cross-docking points.
Lean Thinking James P. Womack 2003
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These may include guaranteed quality to eliminate incoming inspection, improved logistics including cross-docking, just-in-time deliveries for low-to-zero inventories, automated invoicing, integration of product sale/use and production scheduling, and electronic-based ordering systems.33
KEY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING NOEL CAPON 2001
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These may include guaranteed quality to eliminate incoming inspection, improved logistics including cross-docking, just-in-time deliveries for low-to-zero inventories, automated invoicing, integration of product sale/use and production scheduling, and electronic-based ordering systems.33
KEY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING NOEL CAPON 2001
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