discrete picking

English

Noun

discrete picking (uncountable)

  1. (logistics) Synonym of pick-to-order.
    • 2019 March, Fernando Zelak Leite Bastos, Cassius Tadeu Scarpin and Jose Eduardo Pécora Junior, “Picking planning and quality control analysis using discrete simulation: case in a food industry”, in DYNA, volume 86, number 208, Colombia, →DOI:
      The most basic is discrete picking in which a worker is responsible for a full request. Zone picking consists of dividing a warehouse into several zones (blocks), and an operator is accountable for collecting all products inside this zone. In batch picking, several requests are combined, so each product is collected in more copious quantities.
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