Discuss how the Internet has affected how the OTC cycle
Many organizations are using Internet technology as a means to capture order information and transmit it to their "back end" systems for picking, packing, and shipping. What the Internet is now allowing is the faster collection of cash by the seller organizations. The traditional "buy-make-sell" business model used by many organizations that produce product to inventory makes them wait for an order. Obviously, the longer it takes the selling organization to complete the order management process, the longer it takes to collect its cash. Applying Internet technology to the order management process has allowed organizations to not only take time out of the process but also to increase the velocity of cash back to the selling organization. These two benefits have added strategic importance to the order management process.
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