An example of inbound logistics would consist of
A) the activities that transform inputs into final products or services.
B) the activities that help customers to buy the organization's products or services.
C) the activities that provide post-sale support to customers.
D) the activities that consist of receiving, storing, and distributing the materials used as inputs by the organization to create goods and/or services it sells.

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Inbound logistics refers to the activities involved in receiving, storing, and distributing raw materials and other inputs used in the production process. This includes managing inventory levels, coordinating with suppliers, and ensuring that materials are delivered on time and in the right quantities. Option A refers to operations, option B refers to marketing and sales, and option C refers to customer service, which are not part of inbound logistics.

An Example of Inbound Logistics Would Consist of