So, here is that secondary carbocation. You can see the geometry around our sp2 hybridized carbon is planar. You can also see our empty p orbital here with the paddles, and we have two alkyl groups directly bonded to this carbon. On the right there's a methyl group, and on the left we have this big alkyl group.
The process of cross docking will not suit every warehouses needs, it is therefore important to make an informed decision as to whether cross-docking will increase the productivity, costs and customer satisfaction for your specific business. Cross docking can advance the supply chain for a variety of specific products.
Instead of a long-haul driver back tracking when making local deliveries, an over-the-road truck unloads, re-shuffles or re-organizes the load at a local warehouse maximizing driver productivity. Instead of cargo being delivered to a warehouse, an inbound truck unloads goods, and transfers them to an outbound truck. Simply put, goods are transferred from one form of transportation to another in a docking terminal, skipping their costly warehouse stay. Thus the name cross docking, as cargo is transfered across the docking terminal. Operations may utilize staging areas for inbound materials, typically spending between an hour to less than 24 hours at a facility. Thus inventory holding is minimized.