Multi-echelon Distribution: From Culture to Action

Multi-echelon Distribution Networks Normally, multi-echelon distribution networks---consisting of Suppliers/Manufacturers, Regional Distribution Centers, Local Distribution Centers, and the End Consumers---are going to be used by companies with a large number of inventory items. These companies---multi-echelon companies that have been studied for the purpose of this article---are companies that supply products or services that fulfill many different…

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