distribution

. . . the allocation of goods and services; the dispensation of a marketing mix through which products or services are made available to users and consumers; the supply-chain process. In the latter case, chain links are enterprise operations (distribution operations); intermediaries that maintain goods and services in commerce. Among the distribution chain links are warehouses combined with transportation services. The combination makes a distribution center. A number of distribution centers grouped around a transportation hub may be designated as a distribution park.

Distribution parks as real estate developments fit within areas having various types of zone designations. Available buildings, sites, and parks, are product for locations seeking enterprise and economic development. Such locations attract prospects and grow to become hubs of commerce. A .network resource item title Enterprise and Economic Development; A Beginning has more information. Also see the definition of city region.

Both enterprise and economic development depend upon the existence of dependable transportation infrastructure in target locations for entrepreneurial startups, expansions, and relocation. Distribution centers are hubs of commerce. Min

Distribution parks, real estate laid out with development plans and controls, attract prospects to locations seeking economic development. They have available marketing mix