Usage Pattern

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In logistics, supply chain and transport management, a usage pattern refers to the regular or recurring way in which products, transport modes or resources are consumed or utilized over time and across locations. It encompasses metrics such as consumption frequency, volume and timing, providing insights for demand forecasting, inventory planning and transport scheduling.

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