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Predicting Consumer Reorders Based on Prior Order Cadence from Customer Data at a Local E-Grocer
Grocery stores have always faced challenges related to inventory management, particularly when deciding how much of a particular item to keep in stock. Overstocking creates the risk of items spoiling before they are sold, while having too little stock can cause firms to lose out on potential profit
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