Velky Potraviny this discount store grocery chain in the Czech Republic. The company aims to be the market leader in providing a wide range of grocery products at the lowest possible price. The transition to a market economy has brought a rapid expansion, and Velky distribution center close to capacity for 37 points in the present, it serves a greater area of Prague. Velky realized the need to improve its performance warehouse. Velky also recognizes that employees of the distribution center is an integral part of the company and are essential for efficient storage, hence, the need to measure the performance of the workers. Velky alone can not solve the problem of measuring the performance of an employee without the address linked stock, namely, the location of warehouses, flows within the warehouse, the expansion of production capacity, supply chain management in retail outlets, and his general reference to the corporate purpose. "Hide
by William Coyle, Jay Rao Source: Babson College 18 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 2004. Prod. #: BAB013-PDF-ENG
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