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is a mechanical storage system that is used for temporary accumulations, presentation and picking. It is more complex than simple storage and is used for high-flow materials with low storage levels. Complex staging
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equipment is complex travel, it is used for long distance and high quantities or intensity. Complex travel
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the condition of an object refers to how well it looks and performs. Condition
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is something that is caused by a set of conditions. A consequence
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is to give, deliver or transfer materials to another's care. To consign
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consolidate something is to unite objects into a whole. Consolidate
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is the average quantity or amount of an item that is used during a given time period. A consumption rate
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If items are contained, they are held within a storage or transport vessel.
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is the condition of being soiled or infected by bacteria.
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If something is continuous, it occurs non-stop, or in a sequence without interruption.
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is a written legal agreement between two or more individuals or businesses, outlining what each must to do
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to control something is to exercise power or influence over its actions. Control
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If something is convenient, it allows easy performance or management. Convenient
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is a mechanical belt used to transport materials.
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is a method that is employed to fix a problem. In ordering and scheduling, delays due to large orders sometimes require corrective actions so that deliveries can be made on time. A corrective action
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is a logistics requirement which ensures that costs are competitive. A cost fulfillment
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is a protective wooden case made of wooden slats and used for shipping. A crate
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if an item is critical, it is essential or urhently needed. Critical
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is loss or harm resulting from iniury to propenty. Damage
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is the final point in time by which tasks must be completed. A deadline
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if something is decentralized, activity is not focused around a center. Decentralized
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refers to a system where one handler brings materials from the origin to a drop zone and a second, local handler, distributes materials as needed from there.
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refers to a system where a different handler picks and prepares the next load while the delivery driver is in transit. Decoupled pick and deliver
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if something is defective, it is incorrectly made or it does not work properly.
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is a logistics requirement which ensures that products are delivered to the correct locations at the correct times. A delivery fulillment
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is the place where something is going. A destination
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is a distribution system where materials are moved separately and directly from the point of origin to the destination.
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is a law or rule set by a governing body. A directive
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to dispense something is to distribute it. Dispense
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is the process of getting rid of items that are no longer needed or no longer useful. Disposal
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