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Procurement, Fulfilment and Multi-Site Logistics
A rollout is a sequence, set by the site that can receive last. Named receiver, signed record, serials mapped to where they land.
Ninety per cent delivered on time is a good number until you learn the missing ten per cent is one branch that cannot open.
A rollout is not an average. It is a sequence, and the sequence is set by the site that can receive last. One site in a tier-2 or tier-3 town with no power, no storeroom and nobody named to sign for a consignment is what turns a four-week rollout into a twelve-week one.
Where SECCOM stops. Site readiness stays yours: power, access, storage, and somebody named to sign for the delivery. SECCOM tells you which sites are not ready before the truck leaves.
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