Usage Attribution Models

Quelle: https://www.supplychainquarterly.com/articles/usage-attribution-models-in-logistics-efficiency

Usage attribution models are analytical methods used to allocate the consumption of logistics resources – such as vehicle fleets, warehouse space or transport capacities – to specific customers, products or shipping lanes, in order to support cost allocation, performance measurement and optimization.

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