Supply Chain Order Cycle

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The supply chain order cycle refers to the period between placing an order with a supplier and the receipt of the ordered goods. It encompasses processes such as order processing, shipping, transportation, and goods receipt, serving as a key metric for measuring and optimizing delivery performance.

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