The Selection of Distribution Control Techniques

Sander de Leeuw · Ad R. van Goor · Rien Ploos van Amstel

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Supply Chain and Inventory Management Quality and Supply Management Logistics and Transportation Systems

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Due to changes in the company and its environment, distribution control requirements will change. Knowledge of the criteria influencing the successful application of distribution control techniques is needed in order to make these changes. This article investigates these criteria. After a description of redesign of distribution systems, a framework of control decisions is introduced and explained. It is then shown how each of the decisions depends on the characteristics of the products distributed, the markets served and the processes used.

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