Upstream and downstream organizational structures refer to the flow of processes and information within a company, particularly in supply chain management. Upstream activities involve the sourcing of raw materials and components, focusing on suppliers and production inputs. Downstream activities, on the other hand, pertain to the distribution and sale of finished products to customers, encompassing marketing, sales, and customer service. Together, these structures help organizations manage their operations efficiently from production to delivery.
downstream and upstream
assembly upstream and downstream in ammetres
Upstream is where the flow is coming FROM . -Downstream is the direction it is going to.
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Downstream. The source of a river is always upstream.
Upstream and downstream systems are business terms that apply to the production process. The search for and extraction of raw materials refers to upstream. When these materials are processed refers to the downstream.
The closer to th engine is upstream and the farther is downstream Before the cat upstream After the cat downstream.
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Upstream and downstream refers to the supply chain of an industry. For example, if you're looking at a distribution plant then the manufacture would be downstream and the retailer would be upstream. Events or processes that happen before whatever is being looked at is downstream and whatever happens after is upstream.
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downstream from parent to subsidiary upstream from subsidiary to parent
Upstream activities : Exploration and Production Downstream Activities : Refining, retailing, wholesaling