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Mail order companies often offer excellent service. Their catalogs sometimes list specialty items not sold elsewhere, such as unique pH electrodes or plastic products. Both laboratory supply houses and mail order companies may sell popular types of instruments under their own private labels at substantial savings. [Pg.101]


Defregger F, Kuhn H (2007) Revenue management for a make-to-order company with limited inventory capacity. OR Spectrum 29 137-156... [Pg.263]

To produce fruit, pears need to be pollinated by another compatible cultivar—that is, you need to grow two different pears—and their compatibility groupings are quite complex, so seek advice when you buy. A specialty fruit nursery or mail order company can advise you on appropriate combinations of cultivars. Pears are slower to start cropping than apples. It is well worth buying a tree grown for three years In the nursery to shorten the time before you harvest your first crop. [Pg.300]

An examination of the current anarchist literature enforces this point. The term anarchist literature is used to refer to the dozens of books that have historically been available through mail order companies such as Desert Publications and Paladin Press dealing with the production of explosives and bombs. Many of these sources are still copied today as primer material to train current A1 Qaeda bomb makers. The same information has been disseminated over the Internet in numerous bomb-making websites. [Pg.49]

V. agnus-castus is available for use without a prescription in all Member States of the European Union and the United States. In the United States, V. agnus-castus is categorized as a dietary supplement. Throughout the world, V. agnus-castus is available through pharmacies, health-food shops, mail order companies, supermarkets, and department stores. [Pg.256]

The receipt of a prescription can be subject to several market barriers. First, the pharmacy must have the electronic capability to receive the data. Second, the pharmacy must accept the patient s prescription drug plan and be willing to operate under the financial constraints imposed by the electronic prescribing provider. Finally, the potential exists for pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to use electronic prescribing technology to route prescriptions to preferred pharmacies such as mail order companies. [Pg.328]

Hendry, L. C., and Kingsman, B. G. (1989), Production Plemning Systems and Their Applicability to Make-to-Order Companies, European Journal of Operational Research, Vol. 40, pp. 1-15. [Pg.2052]

As noted in Lean Thinking by James Womack, the ideal, lowest-cost situation is where the entire supply chain operates with no inventory, and parts or product are made to order. Companies need to do everything they can to approach this ideal to remove costs from the system. As the ideal is approached, the delivery time of products can be improved and the quality of the products will also improve. [Pg.118]

Products with androstenol or musks available via ads in tabloids or mail order Companies advertise on the World Wide Web pheromone/sex attractant products for men containing androstenone or androstenol as the alleged active ingredient, e.g., The Scent, The Secrete Yes Pheromone, Sex Attractant for Men, each suggesting that women will be irresistibly drawn to the wearer — with the exception of Athena 1013, no similar products for women... [Pg.325]

For make to order companies Higher customer service, and often smaller customer order backlogs and hence shorter lead times, at the same time... [Pg.58]

Another example of using Little s Law is to examine the flow through the manufacturing or operations function. For operations, if the throughput of orders is 100/week and its throughput is 1 week for each order, then there will be inventory equal to 100 orders in the operations system (i.e., I = 100 orders/week 1 week = 100 orders). If this company is a make-to-order company, then the orders will be shipped when they are finished and sent to shipping by operations. [Pg.193]

Executing, or execution, processes recognize three supply chain business models Make-to-Stock (MTS), Make-to-Order (MTO), and Engineer-to-Order (ETO). In the MTS company, forecasts drive production requirements. Customer shipments are made from a finished goods inventory. An MTO company has an order in hand before it produces. Boeing s commercial aircraft business and Dell computers are examples. An ETO company must design parts of the product for customer requirements. Each delivered product to a customer is unique. A Configure-to-Order company, not specifically addressed in SCOR, is a hybrid of the MTO and the ETO models. [Pg.264]

A system used by design-to-order, make-to-order, or assemble-to-order companies. They enable direct customer or sales engineer configuration of the product. Configurators can generate solid models, drawings, costs, and bills of material. [Pg.522]

Customer service ratio In a make-to-stock company, the percentage of items or dollars shipped on schedule. In a make-to-order company, the percentage of items or dollars shipped on time. Synonymous terms include Jill rate and customer service level. [Pg.525]

Thread A multientity supply chain that uses different Level 2 SCOR execution processes. For example, a Make-to-Stock company supplies a Make-to-Order company. Sphere is a related work with a broader meaning. [Pg.555]

Kingsman, B., L. Hendry, A., Mercer, A. de Souza. 1996. Responding to Customer Enquiries to Make-to-Order Companies Problems and Solutions. International Journal of Production Economics 46/47, 219-231. [Pg.328]

B. Kingsman, L. Worden, L. Hendry, A. Mercer, and E. Wilson. Integrating marketing and production planning in make-to-order companies. IntemtionalJoumal of Production Economics, 30 53-66, 1993. [Pg.551]

B.G. Kingsman, I.P. Tatsiopoulos, and L.C. Hendry. A structural methodology for managing manufacturing lead times in make-to-order companies. Management Science, 22(12) 1362-1371, 1976. [Pg.551]

In the past this trade-off was never made because the waste products from the traditional biorefineries could be discarded at low cost, often without any treatment. Later governments ordered companies to cope with these environmental problems often at very high economic and energy costs. [Pg.17]

You probably won t have much trouble locating the angle and bar stock used to build the machine, but the 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" bar stock use to make the molds may be tough to locale. As I mentioned at the beginning of the book, check with your local steel supply house first. If you have problems finding it I have listed the name.s of some mail order companies that sell steel, brass and aluminum in rounds, flats, squares and angle. Addresses are as follows. [Pg.65]

Hicks, C., McGovern, T., Earl, C. F. (2001). A typology of UK engineer-to-order companies. International Journal of Logistics Research and Applications, 4(1), 43-56. [Pg.104]

Consider a mail order company where customers are expecting good value for money and do not mind receiving goods from catalogues within a reasonable delivery time. The operations manager has focused on the utilization of own resources to minimize operational costs. [Pg.13]

Figure 1.5 The balance of objectives Mail order company. Figure 1.5 The balance of objectives Mail order company.
With more than 50,000 signs, labels, tags, banners, J.J. Keller has something for every business need, at competitive prices and with no minimum orders. Companies can customize signs with logos, photos and personalized text, and by selecting the size, shape and materials used. J.J. Keller Associates, Inc., 877-564-2333, www.jjkeller.com/signs. Circle 297... [Pg.64]

Companies should estabhsh clear performance measures to evaluate the accuracy and timeliness of the forecast. These measures should be linked to the objectives of the business decisions based on these forecasts. Consider a mail-order company that uses a forecast to place orders with its suppliers, which take two months to send in the orders. The mail-order company must ensure that the forecast is created at least two months before the start of the sales season because of the two-month lead time for replenishment. At the end of the sales season, the company must compare actual demand to forecasted demand to estimate the accuracy of the forecast. Then plans for decreasing future forecast errors or responding to the observed forecast errors can be put into place. [Pg.182]

All contingency plans must account for forecast error. Consider a mail-order company with two suppliers. The first is in the Far East and has a lead time of two months. The second is... [Pg.192]

A two-story general-storage warehouse for a mail-order company in Indiana experienced a 10 million fire on October 8, 1996. The fire started in a second-story supply room. The detection system on the second floor had been disconnected several years earlier. Sprinklers on the first level and in an adjacent structure activated but could not control the fire. [Pg.59]

Below is a list of mail order companies that I know of that sell steel, brass, and aluminum in rounds, flats, squares and angle. [Pg.55]


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