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Examples
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"Made-to-order basis is a 4-6 weeks leadtime, which is pretty good compared to the 8-12 weeks leadtime before," says Weitzel.
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The invitation to accept this arduous academic commitment came well over a year before it was to begin and this "leadtime" was most helpful because of the number of arrangements that had to be made in relation to one's responsibilities to family, to the hospital and to the university.
Towards Commonwealth Unity through the Sims Travelling Professorship 1974
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They also discuss issues such as leadtime, total cost of ownership, and how best to capture efficiencies in the supply chain.
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Suppliers are also trying to improve their value propositions to buyers by emphasizing services such as leadtime programs and design services.
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Enhanced reporting and analysis capabilities add sophisticated decision support tools, such as leadtime measurement, supplier performance, and cross-plant comparisons.
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Suppliers are also trying to improve their value propositions to buyers by emphasizing services such as leadtime programs and design services.
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Enhanced reporting and analysis capabilities add sophisticated decision support tools, such as leadtime measurement, supplier performance, and cross-plant comparisons.
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Suppliers are also trying to improve their value propositions to buyers by emphasizing services such as leadtime programs and design services.
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They also discuss issues such as leadtime, total cost of ownership, and how best to capture efficiencies in the supply chain.
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Suppliers are also trying to improve their value propositions to buyers by emphasizing services such as leadtime programs and design services.
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