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MTO (Make to Order) and MTS (Make to Stock)
Make To Stock (MTS). Producers manufacture commodities on a large scale in accordance with anticipated consumer demand. Read more on this free link
Make-to-stock (MTS) is a manufacturing workflow that uses the push system. This means that goods are produced to stock by “pushing” them through the supply chain according to anticipated demand. In this post, we will look at the pros and cons as well as best practices for utilizing MTS. Read more on this free link
Zara changes its clothing designs every two weeks on average, while competitors change their designs every two or three months. Read more on this free link
Supply Chain Segmentation: What It Is & How to Do It Read more on this free link
The New Secret Weapon of Supply Chain. Henry Ford famously said of the Model T, “you can have any color you want, as long as it’s black.” Read more on this free link
The value of Supply Chain segmentation in Pharma. The concept of segmentation, well known in other industries, is now starting to take hold in parts of Pharma, notably within generics manufacturing companies and consumer health ones. Read more on this free link
What Is Make to Order (MTO)? Make to order (MTO), or made to order, is a business production strategy that typically allows consumers to purchase products that are customized to their specifications. Read more on this free link
The value of effective global supply chain management is increasing each year, as nearly 10-12% of global GDP comprises logistics activities. Read more on this free link
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