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名詞

zone-batch picking (uncountable)

1. (logistics) An order picking method that combines zone picking and batch picking.
   • 2021 May 25, Orlee Tal, “Local Fulfillment: The Secret Weapon That Brick-And-Mortar Retailers Have But Don’t Even Know About”, in Forbes‎, United States:

     Recognizing the need for new efficiencies in a grocery landscape being reshaped by the rise of e-commerce, many retailers have turned to more advanced picking methods, such as multi-order picking and zone-batch picking. Multi-order picking sees the picker gather several full orders in one go, reducing time spent moving around the store. Zone-batch picking goes one step further and allocates specialist pickers for different areas of the store, which also helps save walking time.