Delivery Tracking: The process of measuring delivery rates by format, ISP or other factors and delivery failures (bounces, invalid address, server and other errors). An inexact science.

 

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Delivery Tracking: The process of measuring delivery rates by format, ISP or other factors and delivery failures (bounces, invalid address, server and other errors). An inexact science.

Overnight Delivery Risk: A risk brought about because differences in time zones between settlement centers require that payment or delivery on one side of a transaction be made without knowing until the next day whe . . . View Full Definition

Pay On Delivery: The buyer pays the cost of the goods (to the carrier) on receipt of them.

Same Direction Tracking: Tracking vehicles from behind or in front of the patrol vehicle going the same direction while the patrol vehicle is moving. All decatur police moving radars and decatur polie radar guns off . . . View Full Definition

Multi-Tracking: The process of recording a multi-part performance on separate tracks at different times which allows the engineer to subsequently combine, balance and process those tracks during mixdown.

Making Delivery: Refers to the seller's actually turning over to the buyer the assets agreed upon in a forward contract.

Integrated Delivery System (IDS): A provider organization that is fully integrated operationally and clinically to provide a full range of healthcare services, including physician services, hospital services, and ancillary services.

Interdelivery Spread: Transaction carried out between two units of the same corporation.

Ip Delivery: To deliver content based on the IP address of the computer requesting the URL. Sometimes used to tailor content to different user groups.

Just-In-Time Delivery: An inventory control system that replenishes and delivers products to a retailer just as a current supply is depleted.