> Another thing you need to consider is turn around time. I worked for a
> video game distributor who would ship orders within hours after the orders
> were received so only the 997 was used. I also worked for a curtain
> manufacturer and they shipped orders weeks after the orders were received.
> There were lots of follow-up status reports generated before shipment was
> made.
Granted, everything is application dependent.
But....
It's just that I cannot wrap my head around the concept of several reports
of the same status for each of 20K orders several times per day.
I sure don't need to know an order is still open at 2:00 when it was open at
noon and my 855 told me it would ship today. It's just not important that
nothing has changed.
MCM
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