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In our economy, keeping track of things is important, and we do a lot of it. As an item moves through our national economy, or just within the walls of a factory, its passing is constantly noted; receipts, shipping lists, receiving reports, inventory check-in, stock requisitions, shipping orders, bills of lading, and on and on.
In our economy, keeping track of things is important, and we do a lot of it. As an item moves through our national economy, or just within the walls of a factory, its passing is constantly noted; receipts, shipping lists, receiving reports, inventory check-in, stock requisitions, shipping orders, bills of lading, and on and on.
| Author(s) | Robert H. Lounsbury, Jr., Measurement Equipment Corp. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 58th Annual Convention, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Paper published in WJI, Nov. 1988, pg. 50. |
| Year | 1988 |
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