Bestellerprinzips
Bestellerprinzip or bestellprinzip is a German economic term that refers to a sales principle where a retailer only orders the quantity of goods that can be sold within a certain time frame, usually a specific season or year. This approach aims to minimize overstocking and the associated costs, such as storage and inventory management.
The bestellerprinzip is often used in the retail industry to ensure that the store has the right
There are two main types of bestellerprinzip: the "echtes" bestellerprinzip and the "falsches" bestellerprinzip. The "echtes"
The bestellerprinzip has both advantages and disadvantages. One of the main advantages is that it can help
The bestellerprinzip has been widely adopted in the retail industry, particularly in Germany, and is considered