quick response

noun

1. marketing the rapid replenishment of a customer's stock by a supplier with direct access to data from the customer's point of sale

Example Sentences

On the roads leading to the post, JAA fighters ambushed a quick response team, killing at least one IRGC officer.

From The Daily Beast

Despite the high numbers, the CDC has stressed the notion that a quick response may render them “very unlikely.”

From The Daily Beast

Now they are part of the team supporting a quick response to the August 21 attack.

From The Daily Beast

“Timely, accurate intelligence … effective tactics … quick response … relentless follow-up and assessment,” McCarthy recited.

From The Daily Beast

We live in a world of social media, online reporting and quick response.

From The Daily Beast

His instincts were all for the great outdoors, and from such the sun brings quick response.

From Project Gutenberg

"No monetary consideration is needed, m'sieur," was her quick response.

From Project Gutenberg

Something above her daily life had struck a quick response from even her, but it was gone now.

From Project Gutenberg

Yes, came the quick response; he wants all four of us to go up to a logging camp in Maine and do that important business for him!

From Project Gutenberg

He starts to do nobly, but his inner pressure meets no quick response in outer act.

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