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Which factors need to be examined in planning the most suitable, flexible and cheapest distribution network? Certain elements can be juggled with in working towards the solution: the type of transport, frequency of delivery, service levels — even the numbers and locations of supply points. In this article, Geoffrey Butcher emphasises the importance of the overall approach, whether for auditing a system here and now or planning for the 1990's. In future articles he will discuss transport and warehouse design.

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