A firm can maximize ROLA (return on logistics assets) by reducing logisitics operational costs, improving sales...
A firm can maximize ROLA (return on logistics assets) by reducing logisitics operational costs, improving sales via customer service improvement, and reducing investments in logistics assets.
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