A Basis for Establishing Order Shipping Time (OST) Standards for the Direct Support System

The Direct Support System (DSS) in Europe is designed to streamline the supply system (via removal of an echelon of supply) and improve its responsiveness. In concept, DSS would increase the percentage of customer requests that are immediately filled, and decrease the waiting time for those that are...

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Hauptverfasser:	Karadbil, Leon N, Foohey, Sean P, Crews, Alison D, Smith, Douglas E, Buffay, Jerry L
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